Walton Station

Walton Station at a glance

Walton Station is a coming-soon new-construction community taking shape along Walton Lane in East Nashville's 37216, set on roughly 14.76 acres of infill land along Walton Lane. It's a gated, lock-and-leave development of townhomes and single-family homes built by Legacy South Homes, with an approved Specific Plan (2022SP-046-001) that permits up to 217 residential units as the neighborhood is built out in phases. The grand opening is slated for Spring 2026, and the community is in its pre-launch phase now, which means early pricing and floor-plan details are still being released.

By design, Walton Station leans toward a low-maintenance, lock-and-leave lifestyle. The builder describes it as a fit for first-time buyers looking to build equity, investors seeking a low-maintenance opportunity, downsizers ready for simpler living, and people who travel often and want a home they can leave behind without much upkeep. With pricing announced from $259,900 and a gated, amenity-rich layout, it's positioned as an accessible entry point into new construction inside the city. We tour East Nashville new-construction communities constantly, so if you want to understand how Walton Station compares to other options nearby, we can walk you through it.

Who builds in Walton Station

Walton Station is built by Legacy South Homes, a full-service development and construction company and the largest private home builder in Davidson County. The company emphasizes intentional design and transparency, with an in-house approach that spans development, design, construction, and sales.

Because Legacy South handles Walton Station from the ground up, buyers work with a single builder across the community's townhome and single-family offerings. That single-builder structure tends to make the buying process more consistent, with one set of plans, finishes, and upgrade options to navigate. When you're ready, we can help you read the builder's contract, selections, and timelines so you know exactly what you're choosing.

Homes & floor plans

Walton Station is planned as a mix of townhomes and single-family homes. The first announced floor plan is the Eason, a 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath townhome at 954 square feet, with pricing beginning at $259,900. As the community scales toward its approved unit count, additional plans are expected to be released at higher price points, but those plans and their bedroom counts, sizes, and prices have not yet been publicly detailed. Lot sizes for the single-family homes have not been publicly disclosed either.

Legacy South offers finishes, personal touches, and upgrade selections so buyers can personalize their home. Because floor plans, included features, and pricing at a coming-soon community change as phases open, we recommend reviewing the builder's official plan pages for the current lineup, and we'll pull the live numbers and confirm what's actually available before you commit to anything.

Amenities & community life

Walton Station is planned as a gated community with resort-style amenities, including a swimming pool, a fitness center, and a dog park, along with shared gathering spaces designed for everyday community life. The gated, low-maintenance setup supports the lock-and-leave lifestyle the builder is aiming for, which is part of what makes it appealing to people who travel or want amenities without the upkeep of a larger lot.

Amenity packages and timelines at a coming-soon community can shift as construction phases are completed, so if a specific amenity matters to your decision, we'll confirm what's open and what's still planned before you write an offer.

Location, access & schools

Walton Station sits in East Nashville's 37216, with access off Walton Lane. The location puts you minutes from the Oracle River North campus and within easy reach of the wider East Nashville area. For everyday reference points, the community is roughly 3.8 miles from the Grand Ole Opry, about 7.2 miles from Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and around 8.6 miles from Nashville International Airport.

The community is zoned for Chadwell Elementary, Gra-Mar Middle School, and Maplewood High School. School zoning can change, so we always recommend confirming current attendance zones directly with Metro Nashville Public Schools before you buy, and we're glad to help you check.

What to verify before you buy

Because Walton Station is a coming-soon community still releasing details, several things are worth confirming before you write an offer. Verify the current starting prices and the plans available in the active phase, the construction and grand-opening timeline, which homesites and floor plans are actually open, the HOA dues and what they cover, and the lot details for single-family homes. We pull live numbers and current availability for you, so you're working from today's reality rather than a launch-day announcement.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction, and because we tour these communities constantly we help you compare Walton Station against other East Nashville options 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'll tell you the exact cost up front before you do anything. To get current pricing, tour details, or guidance on Walton Station, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Getting on the early-interest list

Legacy South is treating Walton Station as part of a formal 2026 launch. The builder scheduled a City Living Collection launch event for Saturday, January 10, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 115 Hart Lane in Nashville, and named Walton Station as one of five communities in that collection alongside Taylor and Highland Gardens (East Nashville) and The Chadwick and Soren (Madison). The builder described the Walton Station homes shown at that event as a limited first release with priority access ahead of general public listing, tied to attendees completing a "City Living Passport." Because that was a single scheduled event, it does not tell us what is currently available; we track the builder's release cadence and can tell you what phase is open today.

Legacy South's own site frames Walton Station as still "Coming Soon" with the community marked active but not yet officially open, and it directs interested buyers to a VIP list for first-dibs pricing and phase-release updates rather than a live sales office. The builder's listed Online Sales Counselor for the community is Jenn Chapman, reachable through the builder at 615-551-4505. We're glad to help you navigate that list and cross-check anything you're told against what's actually recorded with the city, but the fastest way to get notified the moment a phase opens is to be on both the builder's list and ours.

What's happening nearby on Walton Lane

Walton Station sits inside a broader stretch of Walton Lane that's seen more than one development filing in recent years. A separate, adjacent project called Walton Park (Metro Planning case 2025SP-002-001) was submitted in January 2025 for roughly 3.56 acres on Walton Lane near Slate Drive, seeking a rezone to Specific Plan for up to 78 multi-family units, with Legacy South, LLC listed among the property owners tied to that application. Metro's Planning Commission staff recommendation on that case, as of the February 13, 2025 meeting agenda, was to approve with conditions. That project is a separate case from Walton Station's own 2022SP-046-001 plan, but it's on the same street and worth knowing about if you're comparing what East Nashville looks like once this corridor builds out.

A separate, still-pending rezoning request (Metro legislation 2026Z-011PR-001) covers a handful of parcels at 3311, 3313, 3315A, 3317, and 3319 Walton Lane — about 4.13 acres — proposing a change from RS10 single-family zoning to RM20-A-NS multi-family zoning. As with any pending zoning case, it can be approved, modified, or denied, so we'd treat it as something to watch rather than something that's decided. We monitor Metro Nashville's planning agendas for this corridor and will flag anything that changes before you commit to a homesite here.

About the builder's track record

Legacy South Homes was founded by Bailey Neal and Ben Carter and, according to the builder, currently serves more than 200 families a year across its Nashville-area communities. Nashville Business Journal has named it among the area's largest residential builders, and the company describes itself as the largest private home builder in Davidson County. Because it's a single builder handling development, design, construction, and sales in-house at Walton Station, we recommend looking at how its other active communities have delivered — timelines, finish quality, and how closely early marketing matched what was actually built — before relying on any pre-launch renderings or projected dates here. We can walk you through that track record community by community.