Heritage Landing

Heritage Landing at a glance

Heritage Landing is a master-planned, single-family community in Antioch, Tennessee, in southeastern Davidson County. It sits off Murfreesboro Pike near the La Vergne-Antioch border, which puts it within easy reach of I-24 and the broader Nashville metro to the northwest. The community spans 117 acres and was master-planned by the design firm Gresham Smith as a four-phase development with 434 total residential lots. Roughly 94 homesites are developed and selling today, so this is an active, growing community rather than a finished one, and you can still get in while early phases are underway.

Every home in Heritage Landing is a new-construction single-family residence built by D.R. Horton, with six floor plan designs offering modern open-concept layouts. Homes start at $379,990 and range from three to five bedrooms and roughly 1,618 to 2,618 square feet, which gives buyers a meaningful spread of sizes within a single, cohesive community. It tends to attract buyers who want a brand-new home with a builder warranty, want to be near the I-24 corridor, and value having a resort-style pool, clubhouse, and park within walking distance on sidewalk-connected streets.

Who builds in Heritage Landing

D.R. Horton is the builder at Heritage Landing. As one of the largest homebuilders in the country, D.R. Horton brings a streamlined new-construction process, a standard builder warranty, and a defined set of floor plans and finish packages, which makes it straightforward to compare one home against another within the community.

Because Heritage Landing is a single-builder community, the homes share a consistent design language and quality standard from street to street. The community itself was master-planned by Gresham Smith, the design firm behind the overall 117-acre layout, its four phases, and the placement of amenities, streets, and the 434 residential lots. When you tour, we help you read the differences between the six available plans and understand how each one fits the lot it sits on.

Homes & floor plans

Heritage Landing offers new single-family homes across six D.R. Horton floor plan designs. Sizes run from about 1,618 to 2,618 square feet, with three to five bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, and pricing currently starts at $379,990. The plans are built around modern, open-concept layouts that connect the main living, kitchen, and dining areas.

Homes sit on spacious, individual lots within the master-planned 117-acre site, which is laid out for 434 residential lots across four phases. Streets in the community include Hickory Woods Drive, Paisley Wood Drive, Brady Lane, Carrie Court, and Gunners Landing Drive, and the development is served by underground utilities and connected by sidewalks. For the full, current lineup of available plans, elevations, and any quick-move-in inventory, D.R. Horton's official community page is the authoritative source, and we pull the live numbers and availability for you so you are never working from a stale listing.

Amenities & community life

Heritage Landing is built around shared amenities that you can use day to day. The community features a resort-style pool and a clubhouse as its social hub, plus a playground, picnic areas, and a park for time outdoors. Sidewalks tie the streets together for walking, and the community is built on underground utilities for a cleaner streetscape.

Day to day, that combination means a brand-new home on a connected, walkable street with the pool, park, and playground close by. Because the community is still building out across its four phases, amenities and homesites continue to come online, and we keep you current on what is open and what is coming as the phases progress.

Location, access & schools

Heritage Landing is located in Antioch's 37013 zip code on the La Vergne-Antioch border, off Murfreesboro Pike. That position gives residents access to I-24 and Murfreesboro Pike, the two main corridors connecting this part of Davidson County to downtown Nashville to the northwest and Rutherford County to the southeast. The sales office and community entrance are at 5521 Hickory Woods Drive, Antioch, TN 37013.

Heritage Landing is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. Zoned schools include Cane Ridge Elementary; Antioch Middle, John F. Kennedy Middle, and Apollo Middle at the middle-school level; and Cane Ridge High and Antioch High at the high-school level. School zoning can change between phases and over time, so we confirm the exact current zoning for the specific homesite you are considering before you commit.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move quickly, so before you write an offer we confirm the things that actually affect your decision. That includes the current starting price and the price on the specific plan and homesite you want, which phase is releasing and what is available in it, the lot you are buying, and the HOA — its dues, what they cover, and the governing documents. We do not quote HOA figures from memory; we pull the current numbers and documents directly so you see the real terms.

We also confirm any current builder incentives, warranty coverage, and the exact representation cost up front. Because we tour D.R. Horton and other Antioch-area communities regularly, we can tell you how Heritage Landing's pricing, plans, and terms compare to nearby options so you can make the call with full information.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction, and because we tour these communities constantly we help you compare floor plans, read the contract, and navigate the build from contract to closing. In most cases the builder pays our commission, so our representation is often little or no cost to you, but it varies by builder — we tell you the exact cost up front before you commit. Have us with you from your first visit so your representation is in place. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

The six floor plans, by name — and commute, shopping & nearby employers

D.R. Horton markets Heritage Landing's homes under named plans rather than just size ranges, which helps when comparing listings across NewHomeSource, Zillow, and the builder's own site since each plan is priced and sized independently. Publicly listed plans include the Aria (3 bed, 2 bath, approx. 1,618 sq ft), the Cali (4 bed, 2 bath, approx. 1,774 sq ft), the Hayden (5 bed, 3 bath, approx. 2,511 sq ft), and the Salem (4 bed, 3 bath, approx. 2,618 sq ft), per NewHomeSource and Trulia's builder-community pages as of 2026. D.R. Horton periodically rotates which plans and elevations are actively selling in a given phase, so we confirm the current lineup, base price, and included options for your homesite before you tour.

On location: Heritage Landing sits about 12 miles from downtown Nashville via I-24 — roughly 20 minutes off-peak, 40 to 50 minutes during morning and evening rush hour, one of the more congested stretches in the metro. Murfreesboro Pike and Bell Road are slower but less congestion-prone surface-street alternatives for shorter Antioch/Cane Ridge trips. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is close by comparison, roughly 10 to 15 minutes under normal traffic. Nearby, the Century Farms mixed-use development off Bell Road has brought national retailers and restaurants to this side of Antioch, plus Tanger Outlets Nashville, an open-air outlet center that opened at Century Farms in 2023 with roughly 290,000 square feet of retail space. For employment, Community Health Systems runs a large facility on Cane Ridge Parkway, and the Nissan Smyrna assembly plant — employing roughly 8,000 people per Nissan's own newsroom — is a straightforward I-24 commute south.

HOA, taxes & the investor due-diligence checklist

Heritage Landing carries a homeowners association that funds the shared pool, clubhouse, playground, and common-area landscaping; publicly listed resale data has shown dues in the neighborhood of roughly $50 a month on some homesites, though builder-published figures and per-phase amounts can differ, and dues on new-construction communities often step up as later phases and amenities come online. We pull the current dues, any transfer/initiation fee, and the governing documents (CC&Rs, bylaws, reserve study if available) directly from the HOA management company or builder before you write an offer rather than relying on secondhand listing data.

For tax budgeting, Davidson County's Metro Council set 2025-26 property tax rates at $2.814 per $100 of assessed value in the Urban Services District and $2.782 per $100 of assessed value in the General Services District, following a countywide reappraisal — assessed value in Tennessee is 25% of appraised market value. Antioch parcels can fall in either district, so we verify the applicable rate and your specific projected bill through the Metro Trustee's office or Nashville.gov's property-tax calculator rather than assuming. We can't predict future home values or appreciation here or anywhere — no one can responsibly do that for a specific address — but we can show you dated comparable sales and current builder pricing trends across nearby Antioch communities.

• Current base price and any active builder incentives on the specific plan and homesite you want
• Which phase is releasing and what homesites/plans are actually available right now
• Current HOA dues, transfer fees, and the governing documents (CC&Rs, bylaws)
• Your specific property tax district (Urban vs. General Services District) and estimated annual bill via the Metro Trustee's calculator
• Builder warranty terms — what's covered in year one versus the structural warranty period
• Current zoned schools for the exact homesite, verified against Metro Nashville Public Schools' zoning tool, GreatSchools.org, and the Tennessee Department of Education's report card site

Frequently asked questions

Is Heritage Landing still under construction? Yes — as of 2026 the community is actively selling and building out across its four planned phases of 434 total residential lots, with roughly 94 homesites developed to date, so availability, active plans, and pricing will keep shifting as new phases release. Is there only one builder here? Yes, D.R. Horton is currently the sole builder across all phases. Can I use my own agent when buying at Heritage Landing? Yes — builders expect buyer representation, and in most cases the builder (not you) pays our commission; we recommend having us with you from your first visit, since some builders require agent registration at first contact to protect your representation.

The six floor plans, by name — and commute, shopping & nearby employers

D.R. Horton markets Heritage Landing's homes under named plans rather than just size ranges, which helps when comparing listings across NewHomeSource, Zillow, and the builder's own site since each plan is priced and sized independently. Publicly listed plans include the Aria (3 bed, 2 bath, approx. 1,618 sq ft), the Cali (4 bed, 2 bath, approx. 1,774 sq ft), the Hayden (5 bed, 3 bath, approx. 2,511 sq ft), and the Salem (4 bed, 3 bath, approx. 2,618 sq ft), per NewHomeSource and Trulia's builder-community pages as of 2026. D.R. Horton periodically rotates which plans and elevations are actively selling in a given phase, so we confirm the current lineup, base price, and included options for your homesite before you tour.

On location: Heritage Landing sits about 12 miles from downtown Nashville via I-24 — roughly 20 minutes off-peak, 40 to 50 minutes during morning and evening rush hour, one of the more congested stretches in the metro. Murfreesboro Pike and Bell Road are slower but less congestion-prone surface-street alternatives for shorter Antioch/Cane Ridge trips. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is close by comparison, roughly 10 to 15 minutes under normal traffic. Nearby, the Century Farms mixed-use development off Bell Road has brought national retailers and restaurants to this side of Antioch, plus Tanger Outlets Nashville, an open-air outlet center that opened at Century Farms in 2023 with roughly 290,000 square feet of retail space. For employment, Community Health Systems runs a large facility on Cane Ridge Parkway, and the Nissan Smyrna assembly plant — employing roughly 8,000 people per Nissan's own newsroom — is a straightforward I-24 commute south.

HOA, taxes & the investor due-diligence checklist

Heritage Landing carries a homeowners association that funds the shared pool, clubhouse, playground, and common-area landscaping; publicly listed resale data has shown dues in the neighborhood of roughly $50 a month on some homesites, though builder-published figures and per-phase amounts can differ, and dues on new-construction communities often step up as later phases and amenities come online. We pull the current dues, any transfer/initiation fee, and the governing documents (CC&Rs, bylaws, reserve study if available) directly from the HOA management company or builder before you write an offer rather than relying on secondhand listing data.

For tax budgeting, Davidson County's Metro Council set 2025-26 property tax rates at $2.814 per $100 of assessed value in the Urban Services District and $2.782 per $100 of assessed value in the General Services District, following a countywide reappraisal — assessed value in Tennessee is 25% of appraised market value. Antioch parcels can fall in either district, so we verify the applicable rate and your specific projected bill through the Metro Trustee's office or Nashville.gov's property-tax calculator rather than assuming. We can't predict future home values or appreciation here or anywhere — no one can responsibly do that for a specific address — but we can show you dated comparable sales and current builder pricing trends across nearby Antioch communities.

Frequently asked questions

Is Heritage Landing still under construction? Yes — as of 2026 the community is actively selling and building out across its four planned phases of 434 total residential lots, with roughly 94 homesites developed to date, so availability, active plans, and pricing will keep shifting as new phases release. Is there only one builder here? Yes, D.R. Horton is currently the sole builder across all phases. Can I use my own agent when buying at Heritage Landing? Yes — builders expect buyer representation, and in most cases the builder (not you) pays our commission; we recommend having us with you from your first visit, since some builders require agent registration at first contact to protect your representation.