Burkitt Ridge

Burkitt Ridge at a glance

Burkitt Ridge is a large-scale new-construction community in Cane Ridge, on the southeast side of Davidson County, built by Regent Homes. It sits on a hilltop overlooking Nolensville, off Burkitt Road, with the sales activity centered around Westcott Lane. This isn't a small in-fill subdivision: it's planned for 800 units across three phases, all under active construction as of 2026, and it's built as a mixed-use neighborhood — homes alongside a planned retail and commercial component called Burkitt Commons, plus a future restaurant space and a fire station site. It's actively selling, which means you can buy here now while later phases are still being built out.

The homes are a mix of townhomes and single-family houses, 2 to 3 bedrooms, ranging from 1,501 to 2,464 square feet and starting at $349,900. That puts Burkitt Ridge among the more attainable new-construction entry points in this corner of the county, and the townhome-and-single-family mix tends to draw a broad set of buyers — people who want a brand-new, lower-maintenance home, those who want to be inside a walkable, amenitied community rather than on a one-off lot, and buyers drawn to the live/work townhome option with its own dedicated commercial space. Because it's a single-builder community at scale, the standards, the process, and the contract stay consistent from one phase to the next.

Who builds in Burkitt Ridge

Regent Homes is the builder at Burkitt Ridge, and they're developing it as one of their larger mixed-use communities in the Nashville market. Having a single builder across all three phases is a practical advantage when you're buying new: one set of construction standards, one design and selections process, one warranty, and one contract to understand from start to finish. Regent publishes its plans and current availability directly, so their official Burkitt Ridge community page is the most reliable starting point for floor plans and live inventory — we'll walk those with you and pull what's actually available rather than working off a third-party listing that may lag the builder.

Because the community is so large — 800 planned units across phases one through three — it's worth understanding that which phase a home sits in affects timing, pricing, and what's still selectable. All three phases are under active construction, so the right move is to ask which phase a given home or homesite belongs to, and what that means for your completion window. We'll help you sort that out so you're comparing like with like.

Homes & floor plans

Burkitt Ridge offers both townhomes and single-family homes, running 1,501 to 2,464 square feet across 2 to 3 bedrooms, with pricing that starts at $349,900. Lot sizes start at around 2,100 square feet, which is in keeping with a walkable, higher-density mixed-use community rather than a large-lot subdivision. One standout feature is the live/work townhome option, which pairs a residence with dedicated commercial space — a fit for buyers who want to run a business or studio from the same address as their home, right inside a community that's building out its own retail.

On standard features, Regent publishes 9-foot ceilings on all levels as a standard across the homes here, and the hilltop siting means homes are elevated above the Nolensville floodplain. Beyond that, what's standard versus an upgrade varies by plan and phase, so the move is to confirm the included-feature list against the specific plan and homesite you're considering rather than assuming everything in a model home carries over. For the full, current plan details, square-footage breakdowns, and any quick move-in homes, Regent's own Burkitt Ridge plan pages are the source of record — and we'll review them with you side by side.

Amenities & community life

Burkitt Ridge is designed as a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood rather than a strictly residential pod. The published amenities include a dog park, a tot lot, walking trails, sidewalks throughout, and open green spaces. Layered on top of that is the mixed-use component: Burkitt Commons brings planned retail boutiques and a future restaurant space, and the development includes a fire station site — so day-to-day life here is meant to put shops and gathering points within walking distance of home as the community fills in.

Because much of the retail and commercial side is still planned and being built out alongside the homes, the honest framing is that you're buying into a community on the way up rather than one that's fully realized today. For a buyer who wants a brand-new home inside a walkable, amenitied neighborhood — and who's comfortable watching the retail and green space come online over the build phases — that's a deliberate and appealing trade. It's worth confirming exactly which amenities are open now versus planned before you weigh it.

Location, access & schools

Burkitt Ridge sits on a hilltop overlooking Nolensville, off Burkitt Road in Cane Ridge, with the community centered around Westcott Lane in Cane Ridge, TN 37013 — streets here include Tasker Drive, Westcott Lane, and Ben Hill Drive. The location's main draw is access: it's less than three miles from Concord Road's retail and dining, and it reaches downtown Nashville via I-24. As with any Middle Tennessee address, the commute you actually live with depends on your specific destination and the time of day, so the honest move is to run your real drive from this block at your real rush hour before you commit, rather than trust a map estimate.

Burkitt Ridge is zoned to Henry C. Maxwell Elementary, Thurgood Marshall Middle School, and Cane Ridge High School in the Metro Nashville Public Schools feeder pattern. Regent Homes also donated a 15-acre site within the development for a future elementary school. School assignments in Middle Tennessee are tied to a specific address, not to the community name, and zoning can change — so share the exact lot address and we'll confirm the current assignments and pull the official report cards so you can build your own framework around the facts.

What to verify before you buy

• Current pricing and phase — the $349,900 starting figure is a builder-published from-price, not a quote; confirm the live number for the specific plan, homesite, and phase you want, plus any current incentives or quick move-in pricing.
• Townhome vs. single-family — decide which product fits, and if you're after the live/work townhome, confirm the dedicated commercial space, its allowed uses, and any separate requirements in writing.
• Floor plan and size fit — plans run 1,501 to 2,464 square feet and 2 to 3 bedrooms; decide which layout actually fits how you live before you fall for a model home.
• Standard features vs. upgrades — confirm which features (such as the 9-foot ceilings on all levels) are standard on your specific plan and phase, and which finishes are upgrade-priced.
• Lot and siting — lots start around 2,100 square feet; ask which homesites are still available and get frontage, orientation, and the hilltop/floodplain-elevation specifics on your exact lot in writing.
• HOA — confirm the current monthly dues and what they cover; published figures fall in roughly the $175-$243/month range depending on section and property type, with management by Ghertner & Company, but get the exact current amount for your home in writing.
• Amenities — confirm which amenities (dog park, tot lot, trails, the Burkitt Commons retail, the future restaurant space) are open now versus still planned for later phases.
• School assignment — Middle Tennessee schools are tied to the address, not the community name; share the lot address and we'll pull the current assigned schools and the official report cards.
• Build-out and timing — for a to-be-built home, get the realistic completion window and what's locked versus still selectable in writing, and ask which phase your home sits in.

Floor plan lineup, bathrooms & current pricing

Regent Homes sells Burkitt Ridge under a rotating set of named plans rather than one fixed lineup; as of mid-2026 the active plans include the Hendrickson (A and B versions), the Belair (22-foot townhome width), the Highpoint, the Sugarland, the Westbrook (22-foot width), the Highland, and the Sumter (21-, 22-, and 23-foot townhome widths), with bathroom counts running 2.5 to 3.5 baths across the community's published 2-3 bedroom, 1,501-2,464-square-foot range. Third-party aggregator listings (NewHomeSource) show a builder-published price range of roughly $369,900 to $489,900 as of mid-2026 — a step up from the $349,900 from-price cited when early phases opened, which is consistent with a large, multi-phase community where pricing moves plan by plan and phase by phase as inventory sells. That's a dated snapshot, not a prediction of where prices go next; ask us to pull the live, plan-specific number before you anchor on any figure you see online, including this one.

Commute, corridors & nearby job centers

Cane Ridge sits in the far southeast corner of Davidson County, bordered by Antioch, Nolensville, and Brentwood, and Burkitt Ridge has direct access to both I-24 and I-65 — a rare two-interstate draw for a single Davidson County community, useful if your commute runs toward downtown Nashville one day and toward Cool Springs or Murfreesboro another. Concord Road's retail and dining corridor is under three miles away per Regent's own community materials, and Cane Ridge Parkway leads to Century Farms, a roughly 300-acre mixed-use development anchored by CHS's corporate headquarters (1,600+ jobs), Tanger Outlets, an HCA freestanding emergency room, and the Nashville SC training facility — all inside the same 37013 zip code as Burkitt Ridge. Utilities run through Nashville Electric Service, Piedmont Natural Gas, Metro Water Services, United Communications, and Evergreen waste service, per builder-published materials. As with any commute claim, treat corridor and mileage figures as a starting point: run your own drive from this specific block at your actual commute hour before deciding it works for your schedule.

Regent Homes background & HOA management

Regent Homes was founded in 2000 and has grown into one of the larger homebuilders in the Greater Nashville market, with a track record built around traditional-neighborhood and mixed-use development — the same model behind Burkitt Ridge's blend of townhomes, single-family homes, and the planned Burkitt Commons retail. The company also builds in Nolensville and Columbia, worth knowing if you're comparing Burkitt Ridge against other Regent-built neighborhoods. The HOA is managed by Ghertner & Company, reachable at (615) 255-8531, per builder-published materials; some individual resale listings have referenced other management contacts for specific sections, a reminder that a large, multi-phase community can shift management assignments over time — confirm the current management company, dues, and covenants for your exact section and lot before you sign.

For investors & buy-and-hold buyers

• HOA rental restrictions — confirm in writing whether the specific section allows leasing, any minimum-lease-term rules, and whether a rental cap exists or is pending a vote.
• Live/work commercial-use terms — if you want the dedicated commercial space for a tenant business or your own use, get the allowed-use restrictions and any required approvals from the HOA and Metro in writing.
• Comparable rents and resale data — pull actual closed-lease and closed-sale comparables for this specific community and phase rather than relying on a builder's price-per-square-foot narrative; we can run these for you.
• Build-out risk — early-phase purchases in an 800-unit, multi-year build-out carry construction-noise and timeline exposure that later-phase purchases don't; weigh that against any early-phase pricing advantage.
• Tax and insurance costs — new-construction property tax reassessment and insurance premiums in Davidson County are running numbers, not fixed at the builder's quoted price; get current estimates before underwriting a hold.
• We cannot and do not predict future appreciation or rent growth for Burkitt Ridge or any Cane Ridge property — base any investment decision on verified, dated comparables and your own numbers, not on a forecast.

Frequently asked questions

Is Burkitt Ridge still selling in 2026? Yes — as of mid-2026, Regent Homes lists Burkitt Ridge as actively selling across all three phases, with both townhomes and single-family homes available and pricing published in roughly the $369,900-$489,900 range on third-party aggregator sites; ask us to confirm current live inventory before you visit. What school zone is it in? Metro Nashville Public Schools assigns students by home address, not community name, and zoning can change — share your exact lot address and we'll pull the current zoned schools plus the official GreatSchools.org and Tennessee Department of Education report cards. Does it have an HOA? Yes, managed by Ghertner & Company ((615) 255-8531) per builder-published materials, with published dues in roughly the $175-$243/month range depending on section and property type — confirm the exact current amount for your specific home before you write an offer. How far is it from downtown Nashville? Direct access to both I-24 and I-65, but commute time depends entirely on your specific destination and time of day, so run your own drive at your actual commute hour. Can I still buy a live/work townhome? Availability depends on current phase and inventory, so ask us to confirm which plans with that configuration are open now.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction, and because we tour these communities constantly, we can help you compare townhomes against single-family plans, sort out which phase makes sense, walk the floor plans against how you actually live, and navigate the build from contract to closing. On cost: most builders pay our commission, so representation is often little or no cost to you, but it varies by builder — we'll tell you the exact cost up front before you write anything. Can't get to Cane Ridge in person? We'll send you a video walkthrough. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll pull the live numbers, phase availability, and HOA details at Burkitt Ridge for you.

Floor plan lineup, bathrooms & current pricing

Regent Homes sells Burkitt Ridge under a rotating set of named plans rather than one fixed lineup; as of mid-2026 the active plans include the Hendrickson (A and B versions), the Belair (22-foot townhome width), the Highpoint, the Sugarland, the Westbrook (22-foot width), the Highland, and the Sumter (21-, 22-, and 23-foot townhome widths), with bathroom counts running 2.5 to 3.5 baths across the community's published 2-3 bedroom, 1,501-2,464-square-foot range. Third-party aggregator listings (NewHomeSource) show a builder-published price range of roughly $369,900 to $489,900 as of mid-2026 — a step up from the $349,900 from-price cited when early phases opened, which is consistent with a large, multi-phase community where pricing moves plan by plan and phase by phase as inventory sells. That's a dated snapshot, not a prediction of where prices go next; ask us to pull the live, plan-specific number before you anchor on any figure you see online, including this one.

Commute, corridors & nearby job centers

Cane Ridge sits in the far southeast corner of Davidson County, bordered by Antioch, Nolensville, and Brentwood, and Burkitt Ridge has direct access to both I-24 and I-65 — a rare two-interstate draw for a single Davidson County community, useful if your commute runs toward downtown Nashville one day and toward Cool Springs or Murfreesboro another. Concord Road's retail and dining corridor is under three miles away per Regent's own community materials, and Cane Ridge Parkway leads to Century Farms, a roughly 300-acre mixed-use development anchored by CHS's corporate headquarters (1,600+ jobs), Tanger Outlets, an HCA freestanding emergency room, and the Nashville SC training facility — all inside the same 37013 zip code as Burkitt Ridge. Utilities run through Nashville Electric Service, Piedmont Natural Gas, Metro Water Services, United Communities, and Evergreen waste service, per builder-published materials. As with any commute claim, treat corridor and mileage figures as a starting point: run your own drive from this specific block at your actual commute hour before deciding it works for your schedule.

Regent Homes background & HOA management

Regent Homes was founded in 2000 and has grown into one of the larger homebuilders in the Greater Nashville market, with a track record built around traditional-neighborhood and mixed-use development — the same model behind Burkitt Ridge's blend of townhomes, single-family homes, and the planned Burkitt Commons retail. The company also builds in Nolensville and Columbia, worth knowing if you're comparing Burkitt Ridge against other Regent-built neighborhoods. The HOA is managed by Ghertner & Company, reachable at (615) 255-8531, per builder-published materials; some individual resale listings have referenced other management contacts for specific sections, a reminder that a large, multi-phase community can shift management assignments over time — confirm the current management company, dues, and covenants for your exact section and lot before you sign.

For investors & buy-and-hold buyers

Frequently asked questions

Is Burkitt Ridge still selling in 2026? Yes — as of mid-2026, Regent Homes lists Burkitt Ridge as actively selling across all three phases, with both townhomes and single-family homes available and pricing published in roughly the $369,900-$489,900 range on third-party aggregator sites; ask us to confirm current live inventory before you visit. What school zone is it in? Metro Nashville Public Schools assigns students by home address, not community name, and zoning can change — share your exact lot address and we'll pull the current zoned schools plus the official GreatSchools.org and Tennessee Department of Education report cards. Does it have an HOA? Yes, managed by Ghertner & Company ((615) 255-8531) per builder-published materials, with published dues in roughly the $175-$243/month range depending on section and property type — confirm the exact current amount for your specific home before you write an offer. How far is it from downtown Nashville? Direct access to both I-24 and I-65, but commute time depends entirely on your specific destination and time of day, so run your own drive at your actual commute hour. Can I still buy a live/work townhome? Availability depends on current phase and inventory, so ask us to confirm which plans with that configuration are open now.