Barton Hills

Barton Hills at a glance

Barton Hills is a new-construction community in Spring Hill, Tennessee, in Maury County, planned for 256 single-family homesites and currently selling its Phase 3. It sits about 20 miles south of downtown Franklin and roughly 40 miles from downtown Nashville, which puts it within reach of the jobs, dining, and services along the I-65 and US-31 corridors while keeping a quieter, newer-neighborhood feel. The street network includes Granville Way, East and West Millbrook Drive, Gladstone Way, Carnegie Road, and Beverly Gail Road, with the model and community entry off Granville Way.

Every home here is being built by Century Communities, a national builder, with single-family floor plans ranging from three to five bedrooms and roughly 1,785 to 3,271 square feet. Because the homes span a wide size and price range starting at $399,990, Barton Hills tends to draw a mix of first-time and move-up buyers, relocating buyers coming into the Spring Hill area, and people who want a brand-new home with low-maintenance, current finishes. We tour communities like this constantly, so if you're weighing Barton Hills against other Spring Hill new-construction options, we can help you compare the trade-offs.

Who builds in Barton Hills

Barton Hills is a Century Communities neighborhood, so the design language, included features, and warranty all come from a single, national builder. That single-builder structure tends to make the buying process straightforward: one set of floor plans, one set of standard inclusions, and one onsite team handling the build schedule. The onsite sales team knows the available homesites and current incentives best, and they handle the day-to-day logistics of the build.

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we're in these communities regularly, our role is to help you read the fine print, compare Barton Hills against nearby Century and non-Century neighborhoods, and make sure the home and homesite you choose fit what you actually need. It's a positive-sum setup: you keep dedicated buyer representation while the onsite team handles the build.

Homes & floor plans

Barton Hills offers single-family homes only. Floor plans run from three to five bedrooms and roughly 1,785 to 3,271 square feet, so you'll find both right-sized plans and larger layouts within the same community. Pricing starts at $399,990, though exact pricing depends on the plan, homesite, and current phase.

One standard feature worth noting: gas cooking comes standard in every home here, which is a meaningful detail for buyers who cook. For the full, current list of available floor plans, included features, and structural options, Century Communities maintains an official Barton Hills community page, and we're happy to pull live plan availability and pricing alongside it so you're working from current numbers rather than a snapshot.

Amenities & community life

Barton Hills is designed with shared amenities that support an active, outdoor-oriented neighborhood. Verified community features include walking trails, an open-air pavilion, pickleball courts, a playground, and a community gathering space.

• Walking trails throughout the community
• Open-air pavilion for shade and gatherings
• Pickleball courts
• Playground
• Community gathering space
• Gas cooking standard in all homes

Day to day, that means residents can walk the trails, meet up at the pavilion or gathering space, and use the pickleball courts and playground without leaving the neighborhood. As with any new community still building out, some amenities may be added or completed by phase, so we recommend confirming what's open today before you plan around it.

Location, access & schools

Barton Hills is in Spring Hill, in Maury County, about 20 miles south of downtown Franklin and roughly 40 miles from downtown Nashville. That location gives buyers reasonable access to the Williamson County and Nashville job markets via I-65, plus Spring Hill's own growing base of retail, dining, and services along US-31. The community sits off Granville Way, with the surrounding streets including East and West Millbrook Drive, Gladstone Way, Carnegie Road, and Beverly Gail Road.

Barton Hills is served by Maury County Schools. The zoned schools are Spring Hill Elementary School, Spring Hill Middle School, and Spring Hill High School. School zoning can change, so confirm current attendance zones directly with Maury County Schools before you rely on them for a specific address.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move quickly, so a few things are worth confirming in writing before you write an offer. We're glad to verify all of these with you against live builder and MLS data so you're working from current information.

• Current pricing and which floor plans are available in the phase that's selling
• Phase and homesite availability, including whether a specific lot is still open
• HOA dues, what they cover, and any community covenants or restrictions
• Lot details, orientation, and any premiums or structural options that affect price
• Included features versus upgrades, and the builder's warranty terms
• Current builder incentives and how they apply to financing or closing costs

We pull live numbers for you rather than relying on a list price you saw online weeks ago. If a figure matters to your decision, ask us to confirm it before you commit.

The floor plans by name

Century Communities builds a rotating set of named floor plans at Barton Hills rather than a single stock design, and which plans are open depends on the phase and homesite. As of mid-2026, plans that have been offered in the community include the Harper (roughly 1,952 sq ft), the Woodruff (roughly 2,282 sq ft), the Harding (roughly 2,570 sq ft), the Calderwood (roughly 2,641 sq ft), and the Chastain, toward the upper end of the community's 1,785-3,271 sq ft range. Several of the two-story plans put the owner's suite on the main floor with secondary bedrooms and a game room or loft upstairs, while others put all bedrooms, including the primary, on the second floor above an open-concept kitchen, dining, and great room downstairs.

Plan availability shifts as Century releases new sections of Phase 3 and sells through homesites, so the specific plans, elevations, and structural options open today may not match what was available when this page was last checked. We can pull the current plan lineup, base pricing, and any available homesite-specific pricing before you tour, so you're comparing real options instead of a plan that already sold.

Getting around from Barton Hills

Barton Hills sits off Granville Way on the north side of Spring Hill, within reach of both US-31/Main Street and I-65. For years, Saturn Parkway was the only I-65 access point serving Spring Hill, which could back up during peak commute hours. The City of Spring Hill's I-65/Buckner Road interchange, a diverging-diamond design, opened to the public on May 31, 2024, giving the north side of town a second I-65 access point and shorter routes for anyone commuting toward Franklin, Brentwood, or Nashville (City of Spring Hill, springhilltn.org, as of 2026).

General commute expectations for Spring Hill residents, per local-area guides: roughly 15 minutes to Franklin, about 25 minutes to Brentwood, and around 40 minutes to downtown Nashville under typical conditions, with actual drive times depending heavily on time of day and which interchange you use. Spring Hill is also home to General Motors' Spring Hill manufacturing campus, a roughly 2,100-acre site building both gas and electric vehicles that employed approximately 5,000 hourly and salaried workers as of mid-2025, making it one of the area's largest single employers (General Motors, GM.com/Grokipedia summary, as of 2025). We'd recommend driving your specific commute route at the time of day you'd actually use it before you commit to a homesite.

Why Spring Hill is growing so fast

Barton Hills is being built inside one of the fastest-growing cities in Tennessee. Spring Hill's population grew from 51,313 at the 2020 Census to an estimated 63,000-65,000 range in 2026 projections, a roughly 25% increase in six years, and the U.S. Census Bureau has named Spring Hill among the fastest-growing cities in the state in recent years (U.S. Census Bureau; World Population Review, as of 2026). Spring Hill spans both Maury and Williamson counties, and Barton Hills itself sits on the Maury County side.

Nearby, the City of Spring Hill has also opened its new I-65/Buckner Road interchange specifically to serve growth areas, including the large June Lake mixed-use development, which the city describes as planning roughly 3.9 million square feet of commercial and office space, 1.3 million square feet of retail and restaurant space, about 2,900 residences, and 400 hotel rooms over its build-out (City of Spring Hill, as of 2026). We can't predict what that growth will do to future home values, but it's the kind of infrastructure and commercial investment worth knowing about if you're weighing Barton Hills against other new-construction options in the area.

Price context, HOA, and what's still unconfirmed

As of 2026, Barton Hills homes have listed across roughly $399,990 to $509,990 depending on plan, homesite, and structural options, with base pricing starting at $399,990 (Century Communities; NewHomeSource, as of 2026). We can't predict where future pricing or values will land, so treat any figure here as a snapshot to verify, not a forecast. Builders also run time-limited incentives — for example, Century Communities has offered closing-cost assistance tied to using its affiliated lender in past promotional periods — so ask what's currently on the table and read the fine print on what triggers it (financing through the builder's preferred lender, a certain closing date, etc.).

HOA dues, transfer fees, and what the association covers were not publicly disclosed by the builder or aggregators as of this writing. That's a detail every new-construction buyer should get in writing before signing a purchase agreement, since it affects your real monthly cost beyond principal, interest, taxes, and insurance. We verify this directly with the onsite team as part of representing you, rather than relying on secondhand numbers.

About the builder, Century Communities

Century Communities (NYSE: CCS) is a publicly traded, national homebuilder that has ranked in the top 10 of the Builder 100 list for multiple consecutive years, operating in more than a dozen states and dozens of markets nationwide, with in-house mortgage, title, and insurance affiliates (Century Communities investor relations; Builder Magazine, as of 2026). That scale can mean standardized processes, established warranty procedures, and consistent construction specs across communities — useful context when you're comparing a large national builder like Century against smaller regional builders elsewhere in Spring Hill and Maury County. As always, a builder's national size doesn't replace doing your own walk-through, inspection, and contract review on the specific home you're buying.

Frequently asked questions

How many homes will Barton Hills have when it's finished?

The community is planned for 256 single-family homesites across multiple phases; it's currently selling homes in Phase 3 (Century Communities, as of 2026).

Is Barton Hills in Maury County or Williamson County?

Barton Hills is in Spring Hill, Maury County, Tennessee. Spring Hill as a city spans both Maury and Williamson counties, but this community's address and mapped location fall on the Maury County side.

What school zone is Barton Hills in?

Maury County Schools has zoned the community for Spring Hill Elementary, Spring Hill Middle, and Spring Hill High School as of this writing. School zoning can and does change as new schools open in fast-growing areas, so confirm current attendance zones directly with Maury County Schools or on GreatSchools.org before relying on a specific address.

Does Barton Hills have an HOA?

New construction with shared amenities like trails, a pavilion, and pickleball courts typically carries an HOA to maintain those common areas, but the specific dues and covenants were not publicly listed as of this writing. Get the HOA disclosure in writing before you sign.

Can I use my own real estate agent at Barton Hills?

Yes. Buyers are free to bring their own buyer's agent to a builder community, and doing so doesn't cost you extra since the builder typically has the commission built into its pricing structure already. Your agent represents only you — reviewing the contract, structural options, and lot before you sign — where the onsite builder rep represents the builder.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour communities like Barton Hills constantly — Will has personally toured 80+ Middle Tennessee communities — we help you compare neighborhoods, read the builder's contract, and navigate the build from contract to closing. Whether Barton Hills is the right fit or you want to see how it stacks up against other Spring Hill options, we're glad to help. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

The floor plans by name

Century Communities builds a rotating set of named floor plans at Barton Hills rather than a single stock design, and which plans are open depends on the phase and homesite. As of mid-2026, plans that have been offered in the community include the Harper (roughly 1,952 sq ft), the Woodruff (roughly 2,282 sq ft), the Harding (roughly 2,570 sq ft), the Calderwood (roughly 2,641 sq ft), and the Chastain, toward the upper end of the community's 1,785-3,271 sq ft range. Several of the two-story plans put the owner's suite on the main floor with secondary bedrooms and a game room or loft upstairs, while others put all bedrooms, including the primary, on the second floor above an open-concept kitchen, dining, and great room downstairs.

Plan availability shifts as Century releases new sections of Phase 3 and sells through homesites, so the specific plans, elevations, and structural options open today may not match what was available when this page was last checked. We can pull the current plan lineup, base pricing, and any available homesite-specific pricing before you tour, so you're comparing real options instead of a plan that already sold.

Getting around from Barton Hills

Barton Hills sits off Granville Way on the north side of Spring Hill, within reach of both US-31/Main Street and I-65. For years, Saturn Parkway was the only I-65 access point serving Spring Hill, which could back up during peak commute hours. The City of Spring Hill's I-65/Buckner Road interchange, a diverging-diamond design, opened to the public on May 31, 2024, giving the north side of town a second I-65 access point and shorter routes for anyone commuting toward Franklin, Brentwood, or Nashville (City of Spring Hill, springhilltn.org, as of 2026).

General commute expectations for Spring Hill residents: roughly 15 minutes to Franklin, about 25 minutes to Brentwood, and around 40 minutes to downtown Nashville under typical conditions, though actual drive times depend heavily on time of day and which interchange you use — worth confirming with your own test drive before committing to a homesite. Spring Hill is also home to General Motors' Spring Hill manufacturing campus, a roughly 2,100-acre site building both gas and electric vehicles that employed approximately 5,000 hourly and salaried workers as of mid-2025, making it one of the area's largest single employers (General Motors, GM.com, as of 2025).

Why Spring Hill is growing so fast

Barton Hills is being built inside one of the fastest-growing cities in Tennessee. Spring Hill's population grew from 51,313 at the 2020 Census to an estimated 63,000-65,000 range in 2026 projections, a roughly 25% increase in six years, and the U.S. Census Bureau has named Spring Hill among the fastest-growing cities in the state in recent years (U.S. Census Bureau; World Population Review, as of 2026). Spring Hill spans both Maury and Williamson counties, and Barton Hills itself sits on the Maury County side.

Nearby, the City of Spring Hill has also opened its new I-65/Buckner Road interchange specifically to serve growth areas, including the large June Lake mixed-use development, which the city describes as planning roughly 3.9 million square feet of commercial and office space, 1.3 million square feet of retail and restaurant space, about 2,900 residences, and 400 hotel rooms over its build-out (City of Spring Hill, as of 2026). We can't predict what that growth will do to future home values, but it's the kind of infrastructure and commercial investment worth knowing about if you're weighing Barton Hills against other new-construction options in the area.

Price context, HOA, and what's still unconfirmed

As of 2026, Barton Hills homes have listed across roughly $399,990 to $509,990 depending on plan, homesite, and structural options, with base pricing starting at $399,990 (Century Communities; NewHomeSource, as of 2026). We can't predict where future pricing or values will land, so treat any figure here as a snapshot to verify, not a forecast. Builders also run time-limited incentives — for example, Century Communities has offered closing-cost assistance tied to using its affiliated lender in past promotional periods — so ask what's currently on the table and read the fine print on what triggers it (financing through the builder's preferred lender, a certain closing date, etc.).

HOA dues, transfer fees, and what the association covers were not publicly disclosed by the builder or aggregators as of this writing. That's a detail every new-construction buyer should get in writing before signing a purchase agreement, since it affects your real monthly cost beyond principal, interest, taxes, and insurance. We verify this directly with the onsite team as part of representing you, rather than relying on secondhand numbers.

About the builder, Century Communities

Century Communities (NYSE: CCS) is a publicly traded, national homebuilder that has ranked in the top 10 of the Builder 100 list for multiple consecutive years, operating in more than a dozen states and dozens of markets nationwide, with in-house mortgage, title, and insurance affiliates (Century Communities investor relations; Builder Magazine, as of 2026). That scale can mean standardized processes, established warranty procedures, and consistent construction specs across communities — useful context when you're comparing a large national builder like Century against smaller regional builders elsewhere in Spring Hill and Maury County. As always, a builder's national size doesn't replace doing your own walk-through, inspection, and contract review on the specific home you're buying.

Frequently asked questions

How many homes will Barton Hills have when it's finished?

The community is planned for 256 single-family homesites across multiple phases; it's currently selling homes in Phase 3 (Century Communities, as of 2026).

Is Barton Hills in Maury County or Williamson County?

Barton Hills is in Spring Hill, Maury County, Tennessee. Spring Hill as a city spans both Maury and Williamson counties, but this community's address and mapped location fall on the Maury County side.

What school zone is Barton Hills in?

Schools are assigned by address. Pull current attendance-zone information for this specific address from GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education's school report cards, since zoning can change as new schools open in fast-growing areas like Spring Hill.

Does Barton Hills have an HOA?

New construction with shared amenities like trails, a pavilion, and pickleball courts typically carries an HOA to maintain those common areas, but the specific dues and covenants were not publicly listed as of this writing. Get the HOA disclosure in writing before you sign.

Can I use my own real estate agent at Barton Hills?

Yes. Buyers are free to bring their own buyer's agent to a builder community, and doing so doesn't cost you extra since the builder typically has the commission built into its pricing structure already. Your agent represents only you — reviewing the contract, structural options, and lot before you sign — where the onsite builder rep represents the builder.