Stokers Village

Stokers Village at a glance

Stokers Village is a 94-unit townhome community by Century Communities, set on more than 10 acres in North Nashville at the corner of Buena Vista Pike and Stokers Lane, in the 37218 ZIP code. The homes are two-story townhomes with alley-loaded two-bay garages, and the community opened in November 2025. It sits about five miles from downtown Nashville, inside the city and Davidson County, which puts a brand-new, garage-attached townhome within a short drive of the core for a buyer who wants new construction close to the center of town rather than out on the suburban edge.

The community is actively selling, with move-in-ready homes available alongside homes slated for completion through 2026. The location places it next to the Germantown and East Nashville urban corridor and within the broader River North / River District development area along the Cumberland River. For a relocating buyer or a buyer trading out of an older home, the appeal is specific: a current-construction townhome with a real two-bay garage and smart-home technology, in an in-town North Nashville address, at a price point that starts well below the city's detached new-construction market.

Who builds in Stokers Village

Stokers Village is built entirely by Century Communities, a national homebuilder that broke ground here in 2025 and is delivering all 94 townhomes in the community. Because it is a single-builder community, the plan library, the included finishes, and the buying process are consistent from one home to the next — there is one builder to learn, one warranty, and one set of standard features, which simplifies the decision for an out-of-state buyer who can't be on-site every week.

Century Communities offers an online homebuying platform for Tennessee, so much of the shopping, plan selection, and paperwork can be handled remotely — a genuine advantage for a relocating buyer managing the process from another state. The on-site sales office can be reached at 615-349-8720. We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour these communities constantly, we can walk the homes with you, compare them against other new-construction options around Nashville, and help you navigate the build from contract to closing.

Homes & floor plans

The homes here are two-story townhomes. The verified configuration is a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout at 1,765 square feet, with an alley-loaded two-bay garage — meaning the garage is reached from a rear alley rather than the front street, which keeps the streetscape free of driveways and puts the front door and porch toward the sidewalk. Pricing on the community starts from $379,990 based on the builder's published figures.

Inside, homes include stainless steel LG appliances and Century Home Connect smart-home features as part of the package. Century Communities also operates an online homebuying platform for Tennessee, so plans, included features, and current availability can be reviewed directly on the builder's official Stokers Village page. Because included features, square footage, and pricing on new construction move with each release, treat these as the shape of what's offered and confirm the exact specs on the specific home you're considering — we'll pull the live details for you.

Amenities & community life

Stokers Village is designed as a walkable, in-town townhome community rather than a large amenity-center development. The verified community features include a dog park, a firepit, green spaces, benches, bike racks, and illuminated sidewalks throughout, which together make for a pedestrian-friendly, low-maintenance setting close to the city.

Day to day, that means sidewalks lit for evening walks, gathering spots like the firepit and green spaces, and a dog park within the community — paired with the convenience of an attached two-bay garage at each home. With downtown about five miles away and the Germantown and East Nashville corridor adjacent, the surrounding restaurants, parks, and riverfront of the broader River North / River District area are part of the practical draw of living here.

Location, access & schools

Stokers Village sits in North Nashville at 3033 Stokers Lane, at the corner of Buena Vista Pike and Stokers Lane, in the 37218 ZIP code. Downtown Nashville is about five miles away, and the community is adjacent to the Germantown and East Nashville urban corridor and part of the broader River North / River District development area along the Cumberland River. For a buyer who wants new construction without a long commute to the core, the in-town position is the headline.

The community is in Davidson County and served by Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS). The zoned schools are Cumberland Elementary, Haynes Middle, and Whites Creek High. School zoning and boundaries can change, so confirm the current assignment for the specific address with MNPS before you rely on it — we're glad to help you verify it.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction pricing, available homes, and completion timing move week to week, and Stokers Village is actively selling with both move-in-ready homes and homes completing through 2026. Before you write an offer, confirm the current price on the specific home, its phase and availability, the exact floor plan and included features, the HOA dues and what they cover, and the lot — these are exactly the details that shift between releases.

We pull the live numbers for you straight from the builder and the MLS, and on a new build we recommend an independent inspection even though the home is new, lining up homeowners insurance early, and confirming the school assignment for the exact address. We can request and walk through the HOA document set with you as part of representing you here. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll get you the current picture on any home in the community.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

If Stokers Village is on your list, the highest-value move is a quick call. We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, we tour Nashville's new-construction communities constantly, and we can tell you which homes are available right now, pull current pricing and the HOA details, compare this community against other in-town and suburban new-construction options, and walk you through the build from contract to closing. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll get you the live numbers and a plan.

Getting around: commute and highway access

Stokers Village sits off Buena Vista Pike in North Nashville, inside the Bordeaux–Whites Creek–Haynes Trinity area of Davidson County. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is on the opposite side of the city, roughly 8 miles east of downtown via I-40 — so factor a downtown-plus leg onto any airport commute from this address. The community's own five-mile distance to downtown Nashville (noted above) is the more direct commute reference point for daily use, with I-65 and I-24 both reachable from the Buena Vista Pike / Clarksville Pike corridor without having to cross through the downtown core.

For a buyer commuting to a Franklin-based employer such as Nissan North America's Americas headquarters (One Nissan Way, Franklin, TN 37067, roughly 10 miles south of downtown Nashville), the drive from Stokers Village runs through or around downtown — worth timing yourself during actual rush hour before you buy, since North Nashville-to-Franklin commutes cross the entire metro. For downtown-based, Vanderbilt-based, or Germantown/Gulch-based jobs, the in-town position works in the townhomes' favor precisely because it skips the longer suburban commutes that come with most new construction in the Nashville area.

Neighborhood context: Bordeaux–Whites Creek–Haynes Trinity

Stokers Village falls within the area Redfin designates as Bordeaux–Whites Creek–Haynes Trinity, a section of North Nashville that has been building out with new construction alongside its established housing stock. As of Redfin data pulled in 2026, the broader Bordeaux–Whites Creek submarket showed a median new-home listing price in the mid-$500,000s for detached houses, and Homes.com's neighborhood guide for the Bordeaux area put the median single-family home price around $524,500 — both figures for the surrounding detached-home market, not for Stokers Village's townhomes specifically, and both will move over time. We can't predict where prices go from here; we can only report what the data shows as of when we pull it, and we'll get you the current comparables before you make a decision.

The immediate area mixes long-established North Nashville neighborhoods with newer infill development, and it sits along the Cumberland River corridor that separates North Nashville from Germantown and East Nashville across the water. Kroger operates a Bordeaux-area grocery store within the broader neighborhood, and day-to-day retail and dining are more a function of the short drive into Germantown or downtown than of on-site retail — this is a residential townhome community, not a mixed-use development with retail built in.

HOA: what it costs and what to confirm

MLS listings for homes in Stokers Village have shown a monthly HOA fee of $185, though Century Communities' own community page lists HOA details as set by the builder and confirmed at contract rather than published as a fixed number online. Before you write an offer, get the current fee in writing along with the HOA's covenants, the reserve study or budget if one exists, and specifically what the dues cover — for an alley-loaded townhome community with shared green space, a dog park, and illuminated sidewalks, common-area landscaping and lighting maintenance are the likely line items, but we'll request and review the actual HOA document set with you rather than assume.

For the investor: what to underwrite here

For a buyer evaluating Stokers Village as a rental or long-term hold rather than a primary residence, the underwriting questions are different from an owner-occupant's. Confirm the HOA's rental policy (some townhome HOAs cap the percentage of investor-owned units or require a waiting period before leasing), get the current $185/month HOA figure verified in writing, and pull actual comparable rents for 3-bed/2.5-bath alley-loaded townhomes in the 37218 ZIP and adjacent North Nashville submarkets rather than assuming a rate. Davidson County's Metro Council set the FY2026 property tax rate at $2.782 per $100 of assessed value in the General Services District and $2.814 per $100 of assessed value in the Urban Services District, following the county's 2025 reappraisal — confirm which district applies to this address and run the actual tax bill into your numbers, since that rate is a real, dated cost input rather than a boilerplate estimate.

As a single-builder, recently-opened community (ground broken 2025, first closings late 2025), Stokers Village doesn't yet have a resale track record inside the neighborhood itself — comparable sales data will come from the surrounding North Nashville market until enough Stokers Village units have resold. We can pull rental comps, recent closed sales in the immediate area, and the HOA's governing documents for you as part of representing you here; call 615-265-1000 and we'll put the actual numbers in front of you rather than a guess.

Frequently asked questions

Is Stokers Village in the city of Nashville? Yes — it's in Davidson County at 3033 Stokers Lane, ZIP code 37218, inside Metro Nashville, roughly five miles from downtown. What builder builds here? Century Communities is the sole builder for all 94 planned townhomes. Are the garages attached? Yes, each townhome has an alley-loaded, two-bay attached garage reached from a rear alley rather than the front street. What are the schools? Zoned assignments are Cumberland Elementary, Haynes Middle, and Whites Creek High through Metro Nashville Public Schools — always confirm the current assignment for a specific address directly with MNPS, and pull ratings from GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education's report cards rather than relying on secondhand claims. What's the HOA fee? MLS listings show $185/month; confirm the current figure and what it covers before you write an offer. Can I buy here as an out-of-state investor? Yes, but confirm the HOA's rental/leasing policy first, since some townhome associations restrict investor ownership or require a lease waiting period.