Middle Tennessee builder guide
Tennessee Valley Homes: Communities, and What Buyers Should Know
A builder whose own community list runs through Williamson and Maury counties, with a build-on-your-lot path it calls Your Lot, Your Home.
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- Your Lot, Your Home
Tennessee Valley Homes publishes its own community list, and on the day we read it that list named Anna, Avenue Downs, Cliffs at Garrison Creek, Firefly, Fountain View, Garrett Farms, Grand Oaks, June Lake, Kings' Chapel, McClain, Troubadour and Whistle Stop, alongside a build-on-your-lot path it calls Your Lot, Your Home. Kings' Chapel is the one entry the page places by city, in Arrington.
The service areas the same site names are Brentwood, Arrington and Thompson Station — a Williamson and Maury County footprint rather than a metro-wide one. Several of those communities are shared with other builders, which is normal and which we can confirm community by community from our own records; the county list on this page is derived from them.
Nothing else is claimed here, because nothing else was published: no starting price, no design-centre description, no warranty programme name and no founding date appeared on the pages we read. Ask for the written warranty document that comes with your plan.
What buying from Tennessee Valley Homes is like
The purchase runs on the builder's own contract. In a community shared with other builders, confirm which one is building your specific lot before anything else, because included features, warranty terms and the design process all follow the builder rather than the neighbourhood. Get the included-features list against the options sheet in writing for your exact plan, and order your own pre-drywall and final-walkthrough inspections.
Which communities does Tennessee Valley Homes build in?
Every new-construction community on this site that names Tennessee Valley Homes, by county — 8 in total, 8 of them recorded as selling in our own data. Status moves faster than any page does, so call us at 615-265-1000 and we will confirm what is actually releasing homesites this week.
On 2026-09-23 we read Tennessee Valley Homes's own Middle Tennessee community list and compared it with every community above. One of them was not on it, and it ismarked below. We keep the page either way — that is our record of where this builder has built — but we will not present a community as something you can buy into today when the builder's own list has moved on from it. A community leaving a line-up is normally a phase closing out.
Williamson County
Maury County
Can I bring my own agent to a Tennessee Valley Homes community?
The sales counselor you meet at a Tennessee Valley Homes model works for Tennessee Valley Homes. That is the role, and a good one knows those plans, those homesites and that build schedule inside out. What the role does not include is representing you on price, on which options are worth buying, on the lot premium, or on the terms of the builder's own contract. That is what a buyer's agent does, and in Tennessee you are generally free to bring your own to a builder community at little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing.
Timing is the part people get wrong. Most builders ask who your agent is on your very first visit, and sorting it out afterwards is an awkward conversation nobody needs. Call us at 615-265-1000 before you walk into the model and your representation is in place from the first appointment — which is also when it is worth the most, because that is when the plan, the homesite and the options are still open.
More than half of the communities where we track this builder also carry other builders, so "who is building this lot" is a real question here rather than a formality. Call 615-265-1000 before your first visit and we will answer it, pull what is actually available, and read the agreement with you.
What Tennessee Valley Homes publishes about itself, and where we read it
Every line on this page about Tennessee Valley Homes came off Tennessee Valley Homes’ own website. Here is each one with the page it came from and the day we read it, so you can check it yourself — and so you can see when a figure is old enough to be worth re-checking. Builder pricing, availability and programs change without notice.
| What the builder's own site says | Source | Read on |
|---|---|---|
| Its own communities page listed Anna, Avenue Downs, Cliffs at Garrison Creek, Firefly, Fountain View, Garrett Farms, Grand Oaks, June Lake, Kings' Chapel, McClain, Troubadour and Whistle Stop, plus a build-on-your-lot path.“Your Lot, Your Home” | tennesseevalleyhomes.com | 2026-09-23 |
| Kings' Chapel is the one entry that page places by city, in Arrington, Tennessee. | tennesseevalleyhomes.com | 2026-09-23 |
| The service areas named on its own site are Brentwood, Arrington and Thompson Station. | tennesseevalleyhomes.com | 2026-09-23 |
| No starting price, no design-centre description, no warranty program name and no founding date were published on the pages we read. | tennesseevalleyhomes.com | 2026-09-23 |
Sources read through 2026-09-23. Where a figure appears above it is the builder's own published wording on that date and nothing more — not an appraisal, not a forecast, and not a promise of what any home will cost today. The Will Johnson Team is not affiliated with Tennessee Valley Homes.
Tennessee Valley Homes builds single-family and custom homes across Williamson and Maury counties, and names Brentwood, Arrington and Thompson Station as its service areas on its own site. Its own communities page lists the neighbourhoods it is building in, and places one of them by city.
This page carries no Tennessee Valley Homes price, and the reason is worth stating. The builder publishes none on its own site — not a starting price, not a band, not a range. The figures this page used to show came from somewhere else, and a pair of them described homes that had already changed hands rather than homes anyone could buy. Prices from completed sales are not ours to publish, dated or not. They are gone, and nothing has replaced them.
Tennessee Valley Homes communities we track in Middle Tennessee
| Community | Location | What Tennessee Valley Homes publishesread on 2026-09-23 |
|---|---|---|
| Avenue DownsMulti-builder with Barlow Builders. This row previously carried figures taken from homes that had already changed hands; they have been removed | Thompson's Station (Williamson Co.) | This builder publishes no prices on its own communities page, so no figure is carried for any of its communities here. |
| Fountain ViewSeveral builders. This row previously carried a range and a midpoint taken from completed sales; they have been removed | Thompson's Station (Williamson Co.) | This builder publishes no prices on its own communities page, so no figure is carried for any of its communities here. |
| Garrett FarmsCo-builder Dream Finders does publish a starting price for this community — see the Dream Finders Homes page | Thompson's Station (Williamson Co.) | This builder publishes no prices on its own communities page, so no figure is carried for any of its communities here. |
| Tollgate VillageMulti-builder; the figure this row used to carry came from another builder's site and has moved since | Thompson's Station (Williamson Co.) | Not among the communities the builder's own Nashville page listed when we read it. We still track it, and the community page is linked. |
| Whistle Stop FarmsMulti-builder | Thompson's Station (Williamson Co.) | This builder publishes no prices on its own communities page, so no figure is carried for any of its communities here. |
| King's ChapelMulti-builder custom estates; this is the one community the builder's own page places by city | Arrington (Williamson Co.) | This builder publishes no prices on its own communities page, so no figure is carried for any of its communities here. |
| College Grove Estate LotsCustom estatesnot currently listed by the builder · checked 2026-09-23 | College Grove (Williamson Co.) | Not among the communities the builder's own Nashville page listed when we read it. We still track it, and the community page is linked. |
| Troubadour Golf & Field ClubCustom estates | College Grove (Williamson Co.) | This builder publishes no prices on its own communities page, so no figure is carried for any of its communities here. |
| FireflyMulti-builder golf community | Spring Hill (Maury Co.) | This builder publishes no prices on its own communities page, so no figure is carried for any of its communities here. |
Most of these communities have several approved builders, so any price you are quoted belongs to one builder and one plan, not to the neighbourhood — ask which. Because Tennessee Valley Homes publishes no prices of its own, we pull live figures for the specific builder and homesite you're considering rather than printing a community number here.
not currently listed by the builder — Our records name this builder here, but the builder's own Middle Tennessee community list did not carry this community when we read it on 2026-09-23. That usually means a phase has closed out; it is not a judgement about the builder or the community, and we still document the community — call 615-265-1000 and we will confirm what is actually releasing before you drive out.
Every row above was checked against Tennessee Valley Homes's own Nashville page on 2026-09-23. A price appears only as the builder's own published wording on that date — never our estimate, never an MLS figure and never a closed sale. The Will Johnson Team is not affiliated with Tennessee Valley Homes.
What buyers should know before a Tennessee Valley Homes purchase
Most of Tennessee Valley Homes' communities pair it with other approved builders in the same neighborhood — Barlow Builders at Avenue Downs, Dream Finders and RG Custom Homes at Fountain View and Garrett Farms, Drees Homes at Whistle Stop Farms, and a rotating roster of custom builders in College Grove. That's genuinely useful: in most of these communities you can compare plans, pricing and included features side by side against another builder's, often on the same visit.
It's also worth understanding representation when you walk into a Tennessee Valley Homes model or community office. The on-site representative works for the builder — that's their job — which also means no one in that office is working for you. Your own buyer's agent, brought from the first visit, reviews the purchase agreement, compares the included-features list against the upgrade sheet before you sign, helps negotiate lot premiums and closing costs, and manages your inspection and closing timeline. Because of how new-construction commissions are typically structured, our team can represent a buyer at little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing — but that agreement generally needs to be in place before you first register with the builder, so loop us in before your first visit.
Explore new construction where Tennessee Valley Homes builds
The Will Johnson Team, eXp Realty — Nashville & Middle Tennessee new construction. Call us at 615-265-1000 before you tour any Tennessee Valley Homes community, and we'll pull current pricing, availability, and the builder's included-features list for you.
Written by
Will Johnson — The Will Johnson Team at eXp Realty
Will Johnson is a U.S. Army veteran, former nurse anesthetist (CRNA), and Middle Tennessee new-construction specialist — he tours these communities every week. His expertise has been featured in CBS MoneyWatch and Bottom Line Personal (RealTrends Verified 2026). Meet the team →
615-265-1000Frequently asked questions about Tennessee Valley Homes in Middle Tennessee
Does Tennessee Valley Homes build custom or production homes?▾
Both, depending on the community. Some of their College Grove communities are custom builds on larger acreage, while their Thompson's Station communities are more semi-custom, production-style single-family homes built alongside other approved builders.
What's the price range for a Tennessee Valley Homes home in Middle Tennessee?▾
We don't publish one, because the builder doesn't. Its own communities page carries no starting price, no band and no range. Anything you see quoted as "the price" for one of these communities comes from somewhere else — usually belongs to a different builder in the same neighbourhood, or to a home that has already changed hands. Ask us to pull the live figure for the builder and homesite you're actually considering.
Should I bring my own agent when I visit a Tennessee Valley Homes community?▾
Yes — the on-site representative works for the builder. Bringing your own buyer's agent from your first visit means you have someone reviewing the contract, the included-features list, and the closing timeline specifically for you, at little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing, as long as you register together before that first visit.
We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing — and because we tour these communities constantly we help you compare Tennessee Valley Homes against other builders, read the incentives, and navigate the build to closing. Builder programs, plans, and pricing change — confirm current terms on any specific home before you write an offer. The Will Johnson Team is not affiliated with Tennessee Valley Homes; this guide is our independent, buyer-side read.