Park at Wiltshire

Park at Wiltshire at a glance

Park at Wiltshire is a villa-style townhome community in Hermitage, on the eastern edge of Davidson County, set off South New Hope Road with its addressed entry on Wiltshire Park Place. It is an active, selling new-construction neighborhood of low-maintenance attached homes, where the exterior upkeep is handled by the HOA rather than the homeowner. The homes here run around 2,200 square feet, and the community pairs that turnkey, lock-and-leave format with a full amenity package, which is a combination relocating buyers and right-sizing buyers ask us about constantly.

The community is built by Century Communities, a national homebuilder that stepped into this market when it acquired the original local builder, Landmark Homes of Tennessee, in January 2024. Park at Wiltshire tends to draw buyers who want the benefits of a new home, current floor plans, a builder warranty, and standard smart-home technology, without the weekend maintenance load of a detached house and yard. Limited homes were reported remaining as of mid-2026, which is consistent with a community in the later stretch of its selling phase. Because availability in a community like this moves week to week, the count of what is actually for sale on any given day is worth confirming with us before you plan a visit.

Who builds in Park at Wiltshire

Park at Wiltshire is built by Century Communities. The community was originally developed by Landmark Homes of Tennessee, a Greater Nashville builder, and Century Communities acquired Landmark Homes in January 2024, carrying the community forward under the Century name. That continuity matters for a buyer: the villa-style product and the neighborhood plan were established locally, and they are now backed by a national builder's resources, warranty structure, and standard technology package.

One of Century's signatures here is the Century Home Connect smart home ecosystem, which comes standard on the homes. For a buyer comparing new construction across builders, a standard smart-home package is a meaningful detail, because it is the kind of feature that other builders often sell as a design-center upgrade. We tour these communities regularly and can help you understand exactly what is standard versus optional on the specific home you are considering.

Homes & floor plans

The homes at Park at Wiltshire are villa-style attached homes, marketed as townhomes and villas, built for low-maintenance living. They run about 2,122 to 2,200 square feet, with the primary model offering three bedrooms and a typical home size right around 2,200 square feet. Because these are attached homes with HOA-maintained exteriors, the lots are compact, low-maintenance footprints (roughly 0.03 acre based on the available lot data), which is the point: less yard to manage and an exterior the association maintains.

Standard features include the Century Home Connect smart home ecosystem. Floor plans, available square footage, and standard versus optional finishes change by home and by phase as a community sells through, so treat these figures as the shape of the product rather than a fixed menu. For the current, named floor plans and what is releasing next, the most reliable source is Century Communities' official community page, and we are glad to pull and walk through those plans with you so you can compare them against other Davidson and Sumner County new-construction options.

Amenities & community life

Park at Wiltshire is amenity-rich for an attached-home community. The centerpiece is a clubhouse with a full kitchen and a fireplace, a gathering space residents can use beyond their own front doors. Alongside it the community offers a pool and a splash pad, a fitness center, a playground, walking trails, and two lighted tennis courts.

Day to day, that mix supports the low-maintenance lifestyle the homes are built for. The HOA, reported at $200 per month, covers the exterior maintenance on these attached homes in addition to the shared amenities, which is part of why this format appeals to buyers who travel, who are downsizing, or who simply do not want to spend weekends on yard work. As always, confirm exactly what the dues cover and the current amenity rules with us and the HOA before you write an offer.

Location, access & schools

Park at Wiltshire sits in Hermitage, about 15 miles east of downtown Nashville, with quick access to Interstate 40. That I-40 connection is the practical draw: it puts downtown Nashville, the airport corridor, and the employment centers along the interstate within a reasonable commute, while keeping the community on the more residential, eastern side of Davidson County off South New Hope Road. The community's addressed entry is on Wiltshire Park Place in Hermitage, TN 37076.

As a Davidson County address, Park at Wiltshire is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. The community is zoned to Ruby Major Elementary School, Donelson Middle School, and McGavock High School, all within the McGavock cluster. School zoning and enrollment policies can change, so confirm the current zoned schools and any choice or magnet options directly with Metro Nashville Public Schools before you rely on them for a specific home.

What to verify before you buy

A few things on this page move week to week, and they are exactly the things you want pinned down before you write an offer. Confirm the following with us, and we will pull live figures and check them against the builder:

• Current pricing and which homes or quick-move-in inventory are actually available this week
• The community's phase and how many homes remain in the selling phase
• The current HOA dues, exactly what they cover, and what the exterior-maintenance scope includes
• The specific lot, its size, and any premiums
• Which features (including the smart-home package) are standard versus optional on the home you are considering
• Current builder warranty terms from Century Communities

We do not guess on these. We pull live numbers for you and verify the details directly so you are working from current facts, not a stale listing.

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 details, and navigate the build from contract to closing. On cost: most builders pay 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 ever write an offer, so there are no surprises. To see what is currently available at Park at Wiltshire, or to compare it against other Hermitage and Middle Tennessee new-construction communities, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Named floor plans at Park at Wiltshire

Century Communities has marketed several named villa plans in this community, including the Cambridge, the Duchess, and the Windsor. The Cambridge is an open-layout villa with the family room flowing into the kitchen, a covered patio, and a main-floor owner's suite; one recently marketed Cambridge home came in at about 2,122 square feet. The Duchess offers an open-concept family room, kitchen, and dining area with a main-floor primary suite that includes a tray ceiling, double vanity, walk-in shower, and a large walk-in closet. The Windsor is built around an open family/kitchen/dining space with the primary suite also on the main level, featuring a double vanity, a separate garden tub, and a walk-in shower. Plan names, specs, and which plans are actively releasing change as the community sells down, so treat these as examples of the product rather than a current price sheet — we can pull the live plan lineup for you.

Commute & what's nearby

Nashville International Airport (BNA) is roughly 9 miles from Hermitage, about a 13-minute drive under normal conditions, per TravelMath drive-distance data. Percy Priest Lake, with its Army Corps of Engineers day-use areas, marinas, and trails, sits just a few miles from the community and is easily reached via I-40 East. For everyday shopping and dining, Providence Marketplace in neighboring Mount Juliet is a short drive up New Hope Road / Central Pike, and downtown Nashville itself is on the order of 12-15 miles west via I-40. As with any commute, actual drive times swing with I-40 traffic patterns, so if a specific commute matters to your decision, we recommend test-driving it at the time of day you'd actually be making the trip.

Century Communities: builder track record

Century Communities is a publicly traded national homebuilder (NYSE: CCS). For full-year 2025, the company reported delivering 10,792 total residential units (10,387 of them new homes) and $4.1 billion in total revenue, operating across roughly 16 states through several regional homebuilding divisions plus a financial-services arm, according to the company's fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results release. That scale is relevant to a Park at Wiltshire buyer mainly for warranty and construction-standards continuity — a large public builder has established warranty administration and trade-partner relationships that a small local builder may not. It doesn't tell you anything about this specific community's pace of sales or remaining inventory, which we track separately and can check for you in real time.

Price context (can't predict the future)

As of April 2026, Redfin reported a median sale price of roughly $396,000 for homes across the broader Hermitage market (not Park at Wiltshire specifically). Individual Park at Wiltshire listings we've tracked have ranged from roughly $449,990 to $469,990 for three-bedroom, 2.5-bath villa homes in the 2,100-2,200 square foot range. We're citing these as dated snapshots, not a floor or a ceiling — new-construction pricing in an active community moves with the builder's current phase, lot premiums, and incentives, and we can't predict where prices go from here. If pricing is a factor in your timeline, ask us for the current builder price sheet rather than relying on any figure on this page.

Taxes & ownership considerations for investors

Park at Wiltshire sits in Davidson County, where the Metro Nashville property tax rate for the 2025 tax year is $2.814 per $100 of assessed value in the Urban Services District (the district that includes most of Hermitage) versus $2.782 in the General Services District, per the Nashville Property Assessor and Metro Trustee. Tennessee has no state income tax, which some out-of-state investors weigh alongside the property tax rate. Because this is an HOA-governed, attached-home community, buyers considering it as a rental or investment property should independently confirm the HOA's current rental policy (including any minimum-lease-term or rental-cap rules), rental licensing requirements with Metro Nashville, and current dues directly with the HOA and with us before assuming any use case — we don't have a published rental policy on file for this specific HOA and won't guess at one.

Frequently asked questions

Is Park at Wiltshire still selling? As of mid-2026, the community was reported to have limited homes remaining, consistent with a later-phase sellout — call us for the current count. What school district serves Park at Wiltshire? It's zoned Metro Nashville Public Schools; pull current zoning and any school-choice options directly from MNPS or GreatSchools.org before relying on a specific school assignment. Does the HOA cover exterior maintenance? Yes, per the builder and HOA information we've reviewed, dues are reported around $200/month and cover exterior upkeep on these attached homes, but confirm the current amount and scope with the HOA. Who builds here? Century Communities, which acquired the community's original builder, Landmark Homes of Tennessee, in January 2024. Is buyer representation free? Commission structures vary; in most new-construction transactions the builder pays the buyer's agent, which typically makes our representation little or no cost to you, and we always confirm the exact structure with the builder before you write an offer.