Lockewood Collection

Lockewood Collection at a glance

Lockewood Collection is a gated luxury townhome community in the heart of East Nashville, in the 37206 ZIP code near Five Points. Rather than a single building, it is a three-phase collection of three small townhome properties built a few blocks apart: Lockewood Neill at 121 Neill Avenue, Lockewood Nine at 206 North 9th Street, and Lockewood Myrtle at 110 Myrtle Street. Each property holds eight units, for 24 total townhomes across the collection. The homes are four-bedroom new-construction townhomes ranging from 1,910 to 2,174 square feet, with two-car garages, rooftop decks, and modern designer finishes, priced from $649,900. The collection was first announced in January 2023 and is actively selling through 2026.

The collection is a partnership: it was developed by Movement Property Group, founded by Matt Kirkegaard, and built by Harpeth Valley Homes. Construction has rolled out by phase — Lockewood Neill completed in 2023 and Lockewood Nine in 2024 — so this is delivered, move-in-ready product rather than a pre-construction concept. The buyers it tends to fit are people who want a low-maintenance, lock-and-leave home with a true two-car garage and a rooftop deck, inside a walkable urban pocket of Nashville rather than a suburban subdivision: relocating professionals, downsizers, and buyers who want to be steps from East Nashville's restaurants and shops without giving up new construction and a builder warranty.

Who builds in Lockewood Collection

Lockewood Collection is built by Harpeth Valley Homes, the single builder across all three phases — Lockewood Neill, Lockewood Nine, and Lockewood Myrtle. Because one builder carries the whole collection, the product is consistent from property to property: the same four-bedroom townhome format, the same construction quality, and the same finish package run through all 24 units. That consistency is useful when you're comparing availability across the three addresses, since you're choosing primarily on location, phase, and which units are still open rather than juggling different builders' plans and standards.

The collection was developed by Movement Property Group, the firm founded by Matt Kirkegaard that assembled the sites and shaped the three-phase concept, with Harpeth Valley Homes handling construction. Harpeth Valley backs its homes with a tiered 1-2-10-year builder warranty. We work with buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour East Nashville's new-build communities regularly, we can help you read the builder's finish list, compare the available units across the three Lockewood properties, and navigate the purchase to closing.

Homes & floor plans

Every home in Lockewood Collection is a four-bedroom townhome. The floor plans run from 1,910 to 2,174 finished square feet across the collection, with pricing from $649,900. Each home includes a two-car garage — a genuine asset in a walkable urban setting where off-street parking is scarce — and the signature feature of the collection, a private rooftop deck oriented toward downtown Nashville views. The layouts are open-concept, designed to live larger than their square footage by keeping the main level open across the kitchen and living space.

Inside, the homes carry a modern, design-forward finish package: a gourmet kitchen with Bosch appliances, a wet bar, designer tile finishes, walk-in closets, and black encased windows that give the exterior its contemporary look. Comfort and convenience features include a programmable thermostat throughout. Because availability and the exact unit mix shift as the phases sell, the best way to see current plans, floor-by-floor layouts, and which finishes are standard versus optional is to view the builder's official property pages for Lockewood Nine, Lockewood Neill, and Lockewood Myrtle — or have us pull the live unit list for you.

Amenities & community life

Lockewood Collection is a gated community — each property is secured behind a gate — which is a deliberate fit for an urban, lock-and-leave lifestyle. This is a townhome collection rather than a master-planned neighborhood, so the amenities are built into the homes themselves and into the location: the rooftop decks, the two-car garages, and the gated entry are the day-to-day draw, not a clubhouse or pool. The collection carries a homeowners association at $230 per month, which is the figure to confirm as current when you're evaluating a specific unit.

The real 'amenity' here is the neighborhood. Sitting in the heart of East Nashville's 37206 near Five Points, the collection puts you within walking distance of the restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and local retail that define the area, so daily life leans on the surrounding streets rather than on community facilities behind a gate. For buyers who want the energy and walkability of East Nashville with the privacy of a gated entry and the low upkeep of new-construction townhome living, the trade is intentional.

Location, access & schools

Lockewood Collection sits in East Nashville, in the 37206 ZIP code near Five Points — one of the most walkable urban pockets in the city. The three properties are clustered within a few blocks of one another at 206 North 9th Street (Lockewood Nine), 121 Neill Avenue (Lockewood Neill), and 110 Myrtle Street (Lockewood Myrtle). From here you're minutes across the Cumberland River from downtown Nashville, with quick access to the major commuter corridors that East Nashville feeds into, and a short drive to Nashville International Airport (BNA). The pitch of this location is that you can walk to Five Points' restaurants and shops and still reach downtown in a matter of minutes.

The collection is zoned to Ida B. Wells Elementary School, Jere Baxter Middle School, and Maplewood High School. School zoning and boundaries can change, so if schools factor into your decision, confirm the current assignment for the specific address with Metro Nashville Public Schools (and with us) before you write an offer.

What to verify before you buy

Lockewood Collection is an actively selling, multi-phase community, which means the available inventory moves week to week. As of mid-2026, Lockewood Nine is mostly sold with only a small number of units remaining, while Lockewood Myrtle has more active inventory; Lockewood Neill and Lockewood Nine completed construction in 2023 and 2024 respectively. Before you write an offer on any specific townhome, have us confirm the current details with you: the live price (the $649,900 figure is a published starting point, and individual units price up from there), which phase and which units are actually available, the current HOA dues and what they cover, the exact square footage and floor plan of the unit, and the current terms of the builder's warranty. We pull live numbers and availability directly so you're working from today's facts, not a listing that may be a few weeks behind.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour East Nashville's new-build communities constantly, we can help you compare the open units across Lockewood Nine, Neill, and Myrtle, read the builder's finish package and warranty, and navigate the purchase from contract to closing — including everything that's easy to miss when you're buying from out of state. If Lockewood Collection is on your list, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll pull the current availability and pricing and walk you through your options.

Commute, interstate access & getting around

Lockewood Collection's three addresses sit within a few blocks of one another just east of the Cumberland River, so commute times from Lockewood Neill, Lockewood Nine, and Lockewood Myrtle are effectively identical. Downtown Nashville is roughly 2 miles away and typically a 5-10 minute drive depending on the bridge and time of day. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about 8 miles from downtown Nashville, which puts Lockewood in the same general 15-25 minute drive-time range to the airport, traffic dependent — a genuine convenience for buyers who travel often. Interstate access runs through downtown: I-24, I-40, and I-65 all converge just west of the Cumberland River, so residents typically reach the interstate loop in a few minutes via Main Street, Woodland Street, or the Shelby Avenue/Korean Veterans Boulevard corridor. Because East Nashville doesn't have a direct interstate on-ramp inside the neighborhood itself, commute times to specific employers (Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the Nissan North America headquarters in Cool Springs, downtown's corporate core, or East Bank/Amazon-area offices) vary with the exact route and time of day — we're glad to map the actual commute from a specific unit to your workplace before you write an offer.

HOA fees & what to ask about rental rules

Lockewood Collection carries a homeowners association with dues published at $230 per month. As with any townhome HOA, that fee is understood to go toward shared items like the gated entry, common-area maintenance, and building exteriors, though the exact scope of what's covered — and whether it has changed since the community's 2023-2024 build-out — is a document to request and read line by line rather than assume. HOA declarations also typically address whether short-term rentals (like Airbnb or VRBO) are allowed, restricted, or banned outright, and whether there's a minimum lease term for long-term rentals or a cap on the percentage of units that can be leased at one time. We have not seen Lockewood Collection's specific CC&Rs publish these terms; if you're buying this as an investment property, or you simply want the flexibility to rent it out down the road, that's a document we request and review with you before closing, not something to assume either way from the marketing materials.

Parks, greenways & outdoor access

One of the practical perks of the Five Points location is proximity to Shelby Park and the Shelby Bottoms Greenway, a roughly 600-acre park and natural area along the Cumberland River about 3 miles from downtown Nashville and a short drive (or bike ride, for the ambitious) from Lockewood Collection. Per the Metro Nashville Parks Department, Shelby Bottoms offers more than 5 miles of paved, ADA-accessible greenway trail plus additional primitive trails, along with a dog park, tennis courts, ball fields, and a nature center. For owners who want green space and trail access without a long drive, that's a meaningful amenity sitting just outside the gated entry, on top of the walkable retail and restaurant scene immediately around Five Points.

Property taxes & what to budget

Tennessee has no state income tax, and Davidson County property taxes are calculated on 25% of a home's appraised value — the standard residential assessment ratio statewide. As of the 2025 tax year (the most recent reappraisal cycle, with the next scheduled for 2028), the Nashville Urban Services District combined rate published by the Nashville-Davidson Property Assessor is $2.814 per $100 of assessed value. On a $650,000 townhome, for example, that would pencil out to roughly $162,500 assessed value ($650,000 × 25%) × $2.814/100 ≈ $4,573 per year, though the actual bill depends on the property's specific appraisal and any changes the Metro Council makes to the rate going forward. We can't predict future tax rates or reappraisals — use the Nashville-Davidson Property Assessor's tax calculator (padctn.org) for a bill estimate on the specific unit you're considering, and confirm the current HOA dues on top of that when you budget monthly housing costs.

Price context: what dated numbers can (and can't) tell you

Lockewood Collection's published starting price of $649,900 dates to the community's most recent builder marketing, with the collection first announced in January 2023 and construction completing by phase through 2023 and 2024. Nashville's new-construction and resale markets have moved since then, and East Nashville townhome pricing in particular reflects both broader Davidson County market conditions and this specific collection's unit mix and remaining inventory. We can't predict where prices are headed, and we won't tell you this is a can't-miss investment — what we can do is pull the current active listings and recent closed sales for Lockewood Neill, Nine, and Myrtle directly from RealTracs (the MLS covering Middle Tennessee) so you're working from actual contract prices, not a 2023 press release or a stale aggregator listing.

Investor & second-home buyer checklist

If you're evaluating Lockewood Collection as a rental or second home rather than a primary residence, add these items to the standard new-construction checklist: confirm the HOA's rental/lease policy in writing, including any short-term-rental restrictions and minimum lease terms; request the current reserve study or financial statement for the HOA if available, since a young HOA (the collection is only a couple of years old) may not yet have a long track record of reserve funding; get a current property tax estimate from the Nashville-Davidson Property Assessor for the specific unit rather than relying on the prior owner's tax bill, since Davidson County reassessed in 2025; confirm whether the unit is still under any portion of Harpeth Valley Homes' builder warranty; and price out landlord insurance versus owner-occupant homeowners insurance if you plan to lease it out. None of this is a reason to avoid the community — it's the standard diligence list for any gated, HOA-governed townhome purchase, and we walk it with every buyer we represent here at little or no cost to you.

Frequently asked questions

**Is Lockewood Collection gated?** Yes — each of the three properties (Lockewood Neill, Lockewood Nine, and Lockewood Myrtle) sits behind a gated entry, a security feature that's part of the community's core pitch alongside the two-car garages and rooftop decks.

**How far is it to downtown Nashville and the airport?** Downtown is roughly 2 miles away, typically a 5-10 minute drive; Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about 8 miles from downtown, putting Lockewood in a comparable 15-25 minute range depending on traffic and route.

**What are the current HOA dues, and are short-term rentals allowed?** Published dues are $230/month; we have not seen the community's specific rental-restriction language publicly posted, so we pull and review the actual HOA declaration with you before you write an offer if leasing (short- or long-term) is part of your plan.

**What schools are homes in Lockewood Collection zoned for?** Zoning is set by Metro Nashville Public Schools based on the specific address and can change; confirm current assignment directly with MNPS or GreatSchools.org, and we're glad to help you verify it for a unit you're considering — we don't make judgment calls on school quality.

**Is this a good investment?** We can't predict future prices or appreciation, and we wouldn't try to. What we can tell you, with dated sources, is the published starting price ($649,900 as of the builder's most recent listing), the current Davidson County tax rate and reassessment cycle, and the actual comparable sales and active listings pulled from the MLS — the facts you need to make your own call, not a sales pitch dressed as a forecast.