Hanover Germantown

Hanover Germantown at a glance

Hanover Germantown sits on a full historic city block in Nashville's Germantown neighborhood, spanning 3rd Avenue North and Madison Street down to Monroe Street in the 37208 ZIP. Germantown is one of Nashville's oldest neighborhoods, set just north of downtown within the Germantown Historic District, and Hanover is being built right in the middle of it. The community is selling now, with the builder and sales team releasing homes in phases rather than all at once.

This is a 52-home community of attached luxury townhomes, positioned as the largest luxury city project of Germantown's modern era. Homes are three stories, range from 2,200 to 4,000 square feet, and start at $1,650,000, reaching up to roughly $4M depending on floor plan and phase. Trimark Builders is handling construction, with Chapman Capital providing the capital and SilverPine Real Estate running sales. Buyers here tend to be people who want a low-maintenance, walk-everywhere home in the heart of one of Nashville's most established close-in neighborhoods, with downtown views from their own roof. Many of the out-of-state buyers we work with are drawn to that combination of historic-district setting and brand-new construction, which is hard to find. We tour communities like this regularly, so if you're weighing Hanover against other Nashville options, we can walk you through the trade-offs.

Who builds in Hanover Germantown

Hanover Germantown is the product of a three-part partnership: Chapman Capital provides the capital behind the project, SilverPine Real Estate handles sales and marketing, and Trimark Builders is the construction partner actually building the homes. For a buyer, the name to focus on is Trimark Builders, since they're responsible for how the homes come together.

Trimark's principals, Steven Ezell and Mike Hartley, bring more than 40 years of combined Nashville building experience and have completed three prior projects in Germantown specifically. That track record in the same neighborhood is worth noting: it means the team is familiar with building inside the Germantown Historic District and with the kind of brick, traditional-gable architecture the area is known for. When you tour, we can help you put Trimark's prior Germantown work in context and point you to the right questions to ask their on-site team about finishes, timelines, and what's included at each price point.

Homes & floor plans

Every home at Hanover is an attached luxury townhome built across three stories. Sizes run from about 2,200 to 4,000 square feet, so floor plans vary meaningfully from the smaller end of the community to the larger end. Bedroom counts vary by plan, and because these are multi-level homes, layout differences between plans matter as much as raw square footage. The builder offers the current, detailed floor plans, and we're glad to pull those for you and compare them side by side rather than relying on a single listing photo.

• Three-story attached townhome layouts, 2,200-4,000 sq ft
• Private rooftop deck with panoramic downtown views
• Attached 2-3 car garage
• Private elevator in select larger units
• Brick exterior with traditional gable rooflines, in keeping with the historic district
• Deeded lot and dedicated parking with every home

One detail that sets Hanover apart from a typical condo: every home is on its own deeded lot with dedicated parking. If you'd like, we can request the specific plan sheets, dimensions, and standard-versus-upgrade finish lists directly from the builder so you know exactly what each price reflects.

Amenities & community life

The headline amenity at Hanover is private rather than shared: each home gets its own rooftop deck with panoramic views of the downtown Nashville skyline, plus an attached two- to three-car garage and, in select larger units, a private elevator. The brick exteriors and traditional gable rooflines are designed to fit the surrounding Germantown Historic District.

Day to day, much of the community life here happens on foot. Hanover is walkable to the Nashville Farmers' Market, to well-known Germantown restaurants like Rolf and Daughters and City House, and to Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park. That walk-out-the-door access to food, green space, and the market is a big part of why people choose this pocket of Nashville, and it's something we can show you in person when we tour the block together.

Location, access & schools

Hanover occupies the block bounded by 3rd Avenue North, Madison Street, and Monroe Street, in Nashville's Germantown neighborhood (Davidson County, ZIP 37208). It's just north of downtown Nashville, which puts the central business district, the riverfront, and the interstates that ring the core within a short drive. The Nashville Farmers' Market and Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park are both within walking distance, and the surrounding streets put Germantown's restaurants and shops a few minutes from your front door.

The community falls within the Metro Nashville Public Schools district. The currently zoned schools are listed below by name. School zoning and enrollment policies can change, and Metro Nashville offers choice and magnet options, so we always recommend confirming current assignments directly with the district before you buy.

• Napier Elementary School
• Two Rivers Middle School
• McGavock High School

What to verify before you buy

Hanover is delivering in phases, which makes a few things worth confirming in writing before you write an offer. Phase 1 is 14 homes targeted for Summer 2026, with the remaining phases releasing roughly every six months through 2027-2028. Because pricing, availability, and timing shift as phases release, the numbers you see online can lag behind what's actually available.

• Current pricing for the specific plan and phase you want (we pull live numbers for you)
• Which phase is releasing next and the realistic delivery window
• Exactly which homes and floor plans are still available
• The HOA structure, what it covers, and current dues
• The specific deeded lot, parking, and any plan-specific upgrades

None of these should be guessed from a listing. As your buyer's agent, we confirm each of them straight from the builder and sales team so you're working from current, accurate information.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour Nashville communities like Hanover constantly, we can help you compare it against other options, understand each phase, and navigate the build from contract to close. If you'd like current pricing, availability, or a walkthrough of the block, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll get you the live numbers and set up a tour.

Commute & location specifics

Germantown sits just north of the downtown core, and Hanover's block (3rd Avenue North between Madison and Monroe) is roughly a mile from the State Capitol and the downtown business district. Local-market sources describe the drive to downtown as around five minutes and the walk as about twenty minutes, and the neighborhood has direct access toward I-65, I-24, and I-40 for trips beyond the urban core (per neighborhood-guide sources reviewed 2026-07). First Horizon Park, home of the Nashville Sounds, sits a few blocks away on Junior Gilliam Way, and the Nashville Farmers' Market and Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park are both within an easy walk of the block. We'd rather you clock your own real commute at your actual departure time than rely on a general estimate — happy to drive the route with you on a tour.

Historic district: what new construction has to work within

Germantown has operated under a Metro Historic Zoning Commission (MHZC) preservation overlay since it was passed by Metro Council in 2007, with design guidelines most recently updated in 2024 (per nashville.gov, Metro Historic Zoning Commission documents). That overlay doesn't restrict use, but it does mean exterior work on new construction — massing, materials, and street-facing design — goes through a Certificate of Appropriateness review aimed at keeping new buildings compatible with the surrounding historic brick and gable-roof architecture. Trimark's prior Germantown projects and Hanover's brick exteriors and traditional gable rooflines reflect that same design framework. If you want to understand exactly what the overlay does and doesn't restrict for a specific address, the Metro Historic Zoning Commission's design guidelines are the primary source, and we can point you to the right section before you tour.

How Hanover compares to nearby Germantown new construction

Hanover isn't the only new-construction townhome project in Germantown right now. Tennyson, a 16-home development at 4th and Hume Street, is priced from the same roughly $1.65M starting point, with 3-4 bedroom layouts from about 2,200 to 3,800 sq ft, two-car garages, and rooftop terraces (per aggregator and brokerage sources reviewed 2026-07) — a useful side-by-side since it's a similar product on a smaller block a few streets away. Werthan Mills, the historic textile-mill loft conversion at 1350 Rosa Parks Boulevard, is Germantown's largest condo community and sits at a different price point: aggregator data as of June 2026 shows active 1-bedroom listings roughly $357,000-$485,000 and a 2-bedroom around $750,000, with closed sales historically ranging from about $340,000 up to $1,150,000 for the largest units. Comparing Hanover against both gives you a sense of where new-build townhomes sit relative to converted-loft condos in the same neighborhood — we can tour any of these with you back to back.

Price context — dated, sourced, no predictions

As of a January 2026 Redfin snapshot, Germantown-wide home prices (all property types combined) showed a median sale price around $665,000, and townhome-specific listings carried a median list price near $890,000 with roughly 81 median days on market for that segment (Redfin, reviewed 2026-07). Those figures span the whole neighborhood's older and newer housing stock, not just Hanover's price band, so treat them as neighborhood context rather than a comp for a $1.65M+ new townhome. On the cost-of-ownership side, Davidson County's Urban Services District tax rate was $2.814 per $100 of assessed value for the 2025 tax year (bills payable through February 2026, per nashville.gov and the Davidson County Property Assessor). We can't predict where prices go from here, and we won't try — what we can do is pull current comps and the specific tax bill for any home you're considering before you make an offer.

We work with a number of out-of-state and investor buyers who are drawn to Germantown's combination of new construction and an established, walkable neighborhood, and we can pull the current HOA documents, tax data, and short-term-rental rules for a specific address before you're under contract.

Frequently asked questions

Is Hanover Germantown still selling, or is it sold out?

As of our latest check (2026-06), Hanover is actively selling with Phase 1 (14 homes) targeted for Summer 2026 delivery and additional phases releasing roughly every six months through 2027-2028. Because availability shifts phase to phase, we pull the current release status before every tour.

What schools is Hanover Germantown zoned for?

The community currently zones to Napier Elementary, Two Rivers Middle, and McGavock High within Metro Nashville Public Schools. We don't characterize school quality one way or the other — pull the current zone map and report card from GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education for the specific address, since zoning and school-choice options can change.

Is there an HOA at Hanover, and what does it cover?

An HOA is expected for a phased townhome community like this, but the specific dues, coverage, and rental rules haven't been independently verified across sources as of this writing. Get the current HOA declaration and dues statement directly from the builder or sales team before you write an offer — we pull that documentation as part of representing you.

How does Hanover compare to buying an older home in Germantown instead?

It depends on what you're optimizing for. An older Germantown home may offer more architectural character or a different lot configuration, but it also comes with an older systems profile and no builder warranty. Hanover offers new-construction systems, a builder warranty, and modern floor plans inside the same historic-district footprint. We can tour both types with you so you're comparing them directly rather than in the abstract.