Cedars of Cane Ridge

Cedars of Cane Ridge at a glance

Cedars of Cane Ridge is a new-construction community in Antioch, in the Cane Ridge area of southeastern Davidson County, Tennessee. It sits near the I-24/I-65 corridor with direct access off Pettus Road, putting it within an easy drive of downtown Nashville, the airport, and the shopping and dining around the south side of the metro. The community is currently selling, with builder Ashton Woods actively building homes here and a handful of homes already complete and ready to view.

This is a 55+ active adult community, planned at 136 homes across two phases: single-family homes first, followed by a townhome phase. It tends to draw buyers who want a lower-maintenance, main-floor-living lifestyle in a brand-new home close to Nashville, including downsizers, second-home buyers, and out-of-state relocators who like that the lawn care is handled and most of the living happens on one level. Because eligibility requires at least one resident aged 55 or older (and no residents under 19), the community is designed around that stage of life.

Who builds in Cedars of Cane Ridge

Cedars of Cane Ridge is built by Ashton Woods, the only builder in the community. Ashton Woods has been recognized as the nation's #1 private homebuilder, and here they are responsible for both phases of the neighborhood, the single-family homes and the townhomes, so the architecture, finishes, and warranty all come from a single, consistent source.

Having one builder across the whole community keeps the design language and construction standards cohesive, and it means there's a single point of contact for the build process. Because we tour Ashton Woods communities regularly, we can walk you through what their plans, included features, and options look like in person and help you compare them against other new-construction options in the area.

Homes & floor plans

The community offers two home types. Phase 1 is single-family homes and Phase 2 brings townhomes, and across both, every model emphasizes a primary suite on the main floor, which is central to the active-adult, single-level lifestyle here. Homes generally range from roughly 1,623 to 2,019 square feet, with floor plans configured from 2 to 4 bedrooms depending on the plan you choose.

Ashton Woods markets a range of single-family and townhome plans within the community. Lot sizes aren't publicly specified, so that's something to confirm directly. As with any new-construction community, the current plan lineup, available homesites, and included features are best reviewed on Ashton Woods' official community pages and verified live, which is exactly the kind of detail we pull together for you so you're comparing apples to apples.

Eight homes are currently available, including move-in-ready options, so there's a mix of build-from-scratch and quick-delivery paths depending on your timeline. Pricing in the community starts around $333,995 and rises from there across the plan lineup. Those are builder figures and they move, so we pull live numbers for you before you make any decisions.

Amenities & community life

The amenity package is built around an active, social, low-maintenance lifestyle. Residents have access to pickleball courts, walking trails and paths, and a community pavilion, along with covered outdoor seating areas and landscape ponds that give the neighborhood its setting and gathering spots.

An HOA covers lawn maintenance, which is a big part of the appeal here: the outdoor upkeep is handled so you can spend your time on the courts, the trails, or the pavilion rather than the yard. We can confirm the current HOA dues and exactly what they cover for the phase and home type you're considering.

Location, access & schools

Cedars of Cane Ridge is located off Pettus Road in Antioch, near where I-24 and I-65 come together on the south side of Nashville. That positioning makes for straightforward drives toward downtown Nashville and the surrounding suburbs, with the everyday shopping, dining, and services of the Antioch and Cane Ridge area close by. Community streets include Holly Ridge, Stonehaus Circle, and Stonehaus Crossing, off Pettus Road in Antioch, TN 37013.

The community is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. It is zoned to A.Z. Kelley Elementary, Thurgood Marshall Middle, and Knowledge Academy High School. School zoning can change, so confirm current assignments directly with the district before you rely on them.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details change week to week, so before you write an offer it's worth confirming the specifics directly. We'll help you verify the current pricing on the exact plan and homesite you want, which phase is selling and what's released, what's actually available or move-in ready right now, the current HOA dues and precisely what they include, and the lot size and homesite details for the home you're considering.

Because Cedars of Cane Ridge is a 55+ community, it's also worth confirming the age-eligibility requirements (at least one resident 55 or older, with restrictions on residents under 19) fit your household before moving forward. We can pull the current community documents and live numbers so nothing is a surprise at the table.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour these communities constantly, we help you compare Cedars of Cane Ridge against other options, understand the plans and pricing, and navigate the build from contract to closing. If you'd like current numbers, availability, or a walkthrough, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll get you the live details.

Commute & getting around from Cedars of Cane Ridge

Cedars of Cane Ridge sits close to Nashville International Airport (BNA) and to downtown. Travelmath puts the driving distance between BNA and Antioch at roughly 8 miles, about a 10-minute drive under normal traffic, and the community is commonly described as around 15 minutes southeast of downtown Nashville via I-24. That makes it a realistic option for frequent flyers, out-of-state relocators who fly in for visits, and anyone who wants easy interstate access without living in the middle of downtown traffic. Actual drive times vary with time of day on I-24, so we'd encourage test-driving your specific commute before you buy.

The immediate area is also in the middle of active planning and growth. Metro Nashville's Planning Department has been running the Cane Ridge-Antioch Small Area Study (draft published March 2026), covering the broader area bounded roughly by Bell Road/Mt. View Road to the north, the county line to the east and south, and Nolensville Pike to the west — the same general area Cedars of Cane Ridge sits within. A short distance away, the roughly 300-acre Century Farms mixed-use development (multiple builders, retail, and office space) has been building out near the Hickory Hollow Parkway interchange, and Metro has discussed extending that interchange to improve access. These are area-wide projects, not part of Cedars of Cane Ridge itself, so we'd verify current status and any effect on traffic patterns before relying on them for planning purposes.

Property taxes in Davidson County

Cedars of Cane Ridge is in Antioch, which Metro Nashville places inside the Urban Services District (USD) rather than only the countywide General Services District (GSD). Per Nashville.gov's Trustee's Office, the certified rate is $2.814 per $100 of assessed value in the USD versus $2.782 per $100 in the GSD, current for the FY2025-26 budget cycle approved by Metro Council in June 2025. In Tennessee, residential property is assessed at 25% of appraised market value, so the effective rate on a home's actual value is lower than the per-$100 figure alone suggests. New-construction homes are typically added to the tax roll at their as-built appraised value once the county assessor completes its review, which can take a cycle or two after closing — worth asking the builder's sales office and the Davidson County Assessor of Property (padctn.org) how a specific home has been or will be assessed before you budget your payment.

How Cedars of Cane Ridge compares to other 55+ options near Nashville

Cedars of Cane Ridge isn't the only age-restricted community serving the greater Nashville area, and it's worth knowing the landscape before you commit. Del Webb operates four 55+ communities in the region: Lake Providence in Mount Juliet (the original, established more than a decade ago, built around a 15-acre lake), Southern Springs in Spring Hill, Southern Harmony in Murfreesboro, and Barton Village in Lebanon. Those communities sit farther from downtown Nashville than Cedars of Cane Ridge and are generally larger master-planned neighborhoods with their own clubhouses and amenity centers. Cedars of Cane Ridge is smaller in scale and closer in to the airport and downtown, which tends to appeal to buyers who prioritize proximity over a big resort-style clubhouse campus. We can walk you through the tradeoffs across all of these if you're comparing options rather than set on one area.

Why buyers look at Ashton Woods

Ashton Woods was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, and it has been recognized industry-wide as one of the largest private homebuilders in the country, including a #1 private-builder recognition from Builder Magazine's Home Builder Executive rankings. For buyers, that scale matters less than the basics: a builder that's been operating for decades, builds in multiple states, and has a track record you can look up independently through outlets like HousingWire's annual builder rankings. As with any builder, we still recommend having your own inspector look at the home at the pre-drywall and final-walk stages, and reviewing the specific written warranty terms Ashton Woods provides for this community rather than relying on general brand reputation alone.

Investor & second-home buyer checklist

Price context — what we can and can't tell you

Builder pricing at Cedars of Cane Ridge has started around $333,995 for the entry plans, with the community's broader home price range (across move-in-ready inventory and to-be-built homes) reported by aggregator sites in the roughly $433,000-$518,000 range at various points, and an average list figure cited by one aggregator near $464,995. Those figures move week to week as the builder releases new phases, adjusts lot premiums, and runs incentives, and different sources pull their numbers at different times, so treat any single figure here as a snapshot rather than today's price. We can't predict where new-construction or resale pricing in Cane Ridge goes from here — nobody can responsibly do that — but we can pull the live builder price list and recent closed comparable sales for you before you make an offer, so you're working from current numbers rather than what a website said last month.

Frequently asked questions

Is Cedars of Cane Ridge age-restricted? Yes — it's a 55+ active adult community, meaning at least one resident per household generally must be 55 or older, with restrictions on residents under 19. Confirm the exact current terms with the HOA before you buy.

Is there an HOA, and roughly what does it cost? Yes, there is a mandatory HOA that covers lawn maintenance and common areas including the amenities. Aggregator sites have listed the fee around $100 per month, but HOA dues change, so get the current figure in writing from the builder or HOA management before closing.

How far is it from the airport and downtown Nashville? Roughly 8 miles / about a 10-minute drive to BNA, and about 15 minutes to downtown Nashville via I-24, depending on traffic.

What schools is it zoned for? Metro Nashville Public Schools zoning currently points to A.Z. Kelley Elementary, Thurgood Marshall Middle, and Knowledge Academy High School, but school zoning can and does change — confirm directly with MNPS's zone finder or GreatSchools.org before you rely on it, and note that we don't offer opinions on school quality, only where to verify it yourself.

Can I rent out a home here instead of living in it? Possibly, but many 55+ communities restrict non-owner rentals or require owner-occupancy for some period. Get the HOA's rental policy in writing before you buy if this matters to your plans.

Commute & getting around from Cedars of Cane Ridge

Cedars of Cane Ridge sits close to Nashville International Airport (BNA) and to downtown. Travelmath puts the driving distance between BNA and Antioch at roughly 8 miles, about a 10-minute drive under normal traffic, and the community is commonly described as around 15 minutes southeast of downtown Nashville via I-24. That makes it a realistic option for frequent flyers, out-of-state relocators who fly in for visits, and anyone who wants easy interstate access without living in the middle of downtown traffic. Actual drive times vary with time of day on I-24, so we'd encourage test-driving your specific commute before you buy.

The immediate area is also in the middle of active planning and growth. Metro Nashville's Planning Department has been running the Cane Ridge-Antioch Small Area Study (draft published March 2026), covering the broader area bounded roughly by Bell Road/Mt. View Road to the north, the county line to the east and south, and Nolensville Pike to the west — the same general area Cedars of Cane Ridge sits within. A short distance away, the roughly 300-acre Century Farms mixed-use development (multiple builders, retail, and office space) has been building out near the Hickory Hollow Parkway interchange, and Metro has discussed extending that interchange to improve access. These are area-wide projects, not part of Cedars of Cane Ridge itself, so we'd verify current status and any effect on traffic patterns before relying on them for planning purposes.

Property taxes in Davidson County

Cedars of Cane Ridge is in Antioch, which Metro Nashville places inside the Urban Services District (USD) rather than only the countywide General Services District (GSD). Per Nashville.gov's Trustee's Office, the certified rate is $2.814 per $100 of assessed value in the USD versus $2.782 per $100 in the GSD, current for the FY2025-26 budget cycle approved by Metro Council in June 2025. In Tennessee, residential property is assessed at 25% of appraised market value, so the effective rate on a home's actual value is lower than the per-$100 figure alone suggests. New-construction homes are typically added to the tax roll at their as-built appraised value once the county assessor completes its review, which can take a cycle or two after closing — worth asking the builder's sales office and the Davidson County Assessor of Property (padctn.org) how a specific home has been or will be assessed before you budget your payment.

How Cedars of Cane Ridge compares to other 55+ options near Nashville

Cedars of Cane Ridge isn't the only age-restricted community serving the greater Nashville area, and it's worth knowing the landscape before you commit. Del Webb operates four 55+ communities in the region: Lake Providence in Mount Juliet (the original, established more than a decade ago, built around a 15-acre lake), Southern Springs in Spring Hill, Southern Harmony in Murfreesboro, and Barton Village in Lebanon. Those communities sit farther from downtown Nashville than Cedars of Cane Ridge and are generally larger master-planned neighborhoods with their own clubhouses and amenity centers. Cedars of Cane Ridge is smaller in scale and closer in to the airport and downtown, which tends to appeal to buyers who prioritize proximity over a big resort-style clubhouse campus. We can walk you through the tradeoffs across all of these if you're comparing options rather than set on one area.

Why buyers look at Ashton Woods

Ashton Woods was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, and it has been recognized industry-wide as one of the largest private homebuilders in the country, including a #1 private-builder recognition from Builder Magazine's Home Builder Executive rankings. For buyers, that scale matters less than the basics: a builder that's been operating for decades, builds in multiple states, and has a track record you can look up independently through outlets like HousingWire's annual builder rankings. As with any builder, we still recommend having your own inspector look at the home at the pre-drywall and final-walk stages, and reviewing the specific written warranty terms Ashton Woods provides for this community rather than relying on general brand reputation alone.

Investor & second-home buyer checklist

Price context — what we can and can't tell you

Builder pricing at Cedars of Cane Ridge has started around $333,995 for the entry plans, with the community's broader home price range (across move-in-ready inventory and to-be-built homes) reported by aggregator sites in the roughly $433,000-$518,000 range at various points, and an average list figure cited by one aggregator near $464,995. Those figures move week to week as the builder releases new phases, adjusts lot premiums, and runs incentives, so treat any single figure here as a snapshot rather than today's price. We can't predict where new-construction or resale pricing in Cane Ridge goes from here, but we can pull the live builder price list and recent closed comparable sales for you before you make an offer.

Frequently asked questions

Is Cedars of Cane Ridge age-restricted? Yes — it's a 55+ active adult community, meaning at least one resident per household generally must be 55 or older, with restrictions on residents under 19. Confirm the exact current terms with the HOA before you buy.

Is there an HOA, and roughly what does it cost? Yes, there is a mandatory HOA that covers lawn maintenance and common areas including the amenities. Aggregator sites have listed the fee around $100 per month, but HOA dues change, so get the current figure in writing before closing.

How far is it from the airport and downtown Nashville? Roughly 8 miles / about a 10-minute drive to BNA, and about 15 minutes to downtown Nashville via I-24, depending on traffic.

What schools is it zoned for? Metro Nashville Public Schools zoning currently points to A.Z. Kelley Elementary, Thurgood Marshall Middle, and Knowledge Academy High School, but school zoning can and does change — confirm directly with MNPS's zone finder or GreatSchools.org before you rely on it.

Can I rent out a home here instead of living in it? Possibly, but many 55+ communities restrict non-owner rentals or require owner-occupancy for some period. Get the HOA's rental policy in writing before you buy if this matters to your plans.