Toll Brothers at The Nations - Lofts Collection

Toll Brothers at The Nations - Lofts Collection at a glance

Toll Brothers at The Nations - Lofts Collection is an active new-construction condominium community in The Nations, a West Nashville neighborhood about three miles from downtown along the Cumberland River. The Lofts Collection is the condominium portion of a larger master-planned Toll Brothers development at The Nations: 78 two-level luxury condominiums, each with three bedrooms, ranging from 1,524 to 2,511 square feet and priced from $509,000. The community is on 41st Avenue North near Indiana Avenue, with the sales center anchored on 41st Avenue North. First homeowners moved in during the summer of 2024, and as of our June 2026 check the community is still selling, with 11 quick move-in homes available.

The Lofts Collection tends to draw buyers who want a lock-and-leave, low-maintenance home close to the city rather than a yard to mow and a long commute. Because the HOA handles lawn care and the grounds, and because each two-level condo comes with its own one-car garage, it fits people who value walkable proximity to The Nations' restaurants, breweries, and the Charlotte Avenue corridor over square footage and acreage. We tour new construction across Nashville constantly, so if you are relocating and weighing this community against townhomes or single-family new construction farther out, we can walk you through the trade-offs honestly.

Who builds in Toll Brothers at The Nations - Lofts Collection

Toll Brothers is the sole builder of the Lofts Collection and the developer of the broader Toll Brothers at The Nations community. A national luxury homebuilder, Toll Brothers brings a single, consistent design and finish program to the whole development, which means the floor plans, the construction standard, and the warranty are uniform across the community rather than varying builder to builder.

The Lofts Collection is one of two product types at Toll Brothers at The Nations. Alongside the 78 two-level condominiums in the Lofts Collection, the master plan also includes 29 three-story townhomes in the Towns Collection. If you are open to either, that gives you two distinct layouts from the same builder on the same site, and we can help you compare the Lofts against the Towns based on how you actually want to live day to day.

Homes & floor plans

The Lofts Collection is made up of 78 two-level luxury condominiums, each with three bedrooms. Square footage runs from 1,524 to 2,511, and there are two floor plans: the Cline, starting at 1,524 square feet, and the Emmylou, starting at 2,511 square feet. As a condominium community, there are no individual deeded lots; the HOA governs the shared grounds, and each home includes a one-car garage.

Inside, the homes carry Toll Brothers' designer-appointed finishes: open-concept floor plans, gourmet kitchens built around a center island, stainless steel appliances, and walk-in closets. Each home has a large deck, with expansion options available, plus its own one-car garage. For the exact specification on any given home, room dimensions, included finishes, deck and structural options, and the current standard versus upgrade list, Toll Brothers publishes the live plan details and quick move-in inventory on its official Lofts Collection page, and we can pull and compare those for you side by side.

Amenities & community life

Day-to-day life in the Lofts Collection is built around low-maintenance, lock-and-leave living. The HOA handles lawn care and the community grounds, so the upkeep that comes with a single-family lot is largely off your plate. A community fire pit gives the neighborhood a shared gathering spot, and the two-level plans, each with a large deck and a one-car garage, keep your private outdoor and parking space attached to your home.

Most of the lifestyle draw here is the location rather than on-site resort amenities. The community sits close to Boyd Park, England Park, and West Park, and the Cumberland River is nearby, so green space and riverfront walking are within easy reach. The Nations itself is one of West Nashville's most active neighborhoods for restaurants, breweries, and shops, and the Charlotte Avenue corridor of shopping and dining is a short hop away.

Location, access & schools

Toll Brothers at The Nations - Lofts Collection sits on 41st Avenue North near Indiana Avenue, in the 37209 ZIP code in West Nashville's The Nations neighborhood, with the sales center and model homes on 41st Avenue North. Downtown Nashville is about three miles away, and the community has easy access to the Charlotte Avenue corridor for shopping, dining, and breweries. Boyd Park, England Park, West Park, and the Cumberland River are all close by.

The community is in Nashville, Davidson County, and is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. The zoned schools are Cockrill Elementary School, Moses McKissack Middle School, and Pearl-Cohn High School. School zoning and attendance boundaries can change, so confirm the current assignment for a specific address with Metro Nashville Public Schools, and we are glad to help you verify it before you buy.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move week to week, so before you write an offer, confirm the current numbers with us. That means the live pricing on the specific home or floor plan you want, which of the 78 condominiums and quick move-in homes are actually available, and the current phase and build timeline. On a condominium purchase, the HOA matters: confirm the current monthly HOA dues, exactly what they cover, and review the condominium documents, budget, and any rules before you commit. We do not publish an HOA figure here because those numbers change and we would rather give you the exact current amount than a stale one.

We pull live pricing, availability, and HOA details directly for you rather than relying on whatever a third-party listing site last cached. If anything on this page looks different from what you are seeing at the sales center, the live builder and HOA figures are the ones to trust, and we will reconcile them for you.

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 fine print, 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 commit to anything. To tour the Lofts Collection or compare it against other Nashville new construction, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Getting around: commute, access & the airport

The Nations sits inside the bend of the Cumberland River in West Nashville, and Toll Brothers' sales center at 733 41st Avenue North is a few minutes' drive from two interstates: I-40 and I-440 both border the neighborhood, according to Toll Brothers' own community page. That gives residents a direct run into downtown Nashville, about three miles and roughly 10-20 minutes east depending on traffic, and quick access south and east toward the rest of the metro via I-440. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about a 15-20 minute drive from The Nations via I-40. WeGo Transit's Route 19 bus also runs through the neighborhood with a roughly 25-minute ride downtown, for anyone who wants a transit option in addition to driving. As with any commute estimate, actual drive times depend on the time of day and where exactly your job or destination sits, so if commute is a deciding factor for you, we can map the real drive from a specific unit here to your workplace before you write an offer.

HOA fees & condo docs: what actually shows up on the settlement statement

As a condominium community, the Lofts Collection carries a monthly HOA fee on top of the purchase price, and that fee is what pays for the lawn care, grounds maintenance, and shared amenities described in the community. Aggregator listings for condos in this community have shown monthly HOA dues in roughly the $225-$231 range as of mid-2026, but HOA fees on new-construction condos are set and adjusted by the HOA board and can change as the community builds out, so treat that as a starting reference point rather than the number you should budget from. Before you go under contract, get the current fee in writing, along with the condominium declaration, bylaws, current reserve study or budget, and any rules on rentals, pets, or short-term leasing. We request and review those documents as a normal part of representing a buyer here, at no extra step for you.

Price context: what's changed since the community opened

Toll Brothers opened model homes at The Nations in May 2025, with the Lofts Collection originally introduced from the $499,000s, per Toll Brothers' own announcement at the time. As of a July 2026 check of Toll Brothers' community pricing, quoted starting prices for the community (Lofts and Towns combined) run from roughly $499,000 into the $600,000s depending on floor plan, phase, and which quick move-in homes are currently released, with individual Lofts quick-move-in units priced in the high $400,000s to low $500,000s. Those figures move with each new phase release and each home's specific lot, level, and finish package, so we can't tell you what a unit here will be worth or cost a year from now, and we're not going to guess. What we can do is pull the live price sheet and comparable recent closings for you before you make an offer, so you're working from current numbers rather than whatever a search engine or aggregator last cached.

Neighborhood retail & everyday errands

Beyond the restaurants and breweries already noted, The Nations' Charlotte Avenue corridor functions as the neighborhood's day-to-day retail and dining strip, with a mix of longtime neighborhood spots and newer openings turning over regularly — Charlotte Avenue has seen new restaurant and quick-service openings through 2026, on top of established gastropubs and beer gardens already in the corridor. For bigger grocery runs and retail beyond what's walkable, Charlotte Avenue and the broader West Nashville / Sylvan Park area give residents multiple options within a short drive, in addition to the parks (Boyd Park, England Park, West Park) and river access already covered above. Because this is a fast-changing commercial corridor, we'd rather walk or drive it with you in person than hand you a stale list of what's open.

Investor & second-home buyer checklist

We work with both owner-occupant buyers and investors in Nashville new construction, and a condominium community like the Lofts Collection has a few extra items worth checking if you're not planning to live in the unit full time. First, confirm the HOA's current rental policy in writing — some condo associations cap the percentage of units that can be leased at any one time, restrict short-term rentals, or require a minimum lease term, and those rules can change as the board and ownership mix evolve. Second, ask about the master insurance policy that covers the building versus what you'd need to carry yourself (an HO-6 policy) for the interior and contents. Third, pull recent comparable closings for similar condos in The Nations and nearby West Nashville to get a realistic read on resale pace and pricing — we can pull MLS-based comps for you rather than relying on a public estimate. We don't predict future values or rents here; we can only show you what's closed and let you draw your own conclusions with full information.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Lofts Collection a condo or a townhome? It's a condominium community — 78 two-level units governed by an HOA, with no individually deeded lots. Toll Brothers' adjacent Towns Collection at the same address is a separate, 29-unit townhome product with three-story layouts; the two share a sales center but are different ownership structures and different HOAs. Does every unit come with a garage? Yes, each Lofts Collection floor plan includes one attached garage per Toll Brothers' published plan specs. Are there rental or short-term-rental restrictions? Check the current condominium bylaws directly, since HOA rental rules can be amended and we don't want to quote you a policy that's since changed. What are the zoned schools? Metro Nashville Public Schools zones this address to Cockrill Elementary, Moses McKissack Middle, and Pearl-Cohn High as of our latest check, but schools are assigned by address and boundaries can be redrawn, so confirm your specific address directly with Metro Nashville Public Schools or GreatSchools.org before you buy. Can you tell me if prices here will go up? We can't predict future prices for this or any community; we can only give you the current asking prices, recent closed sales, and HOA figures as of the date we pull them.