Saddlebrook Townhomes

Saddlebrook Townhomes at a glance

Saddlebrook Townhomes is a gated new-construction townhome community in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in the 37129 zip code of Rutherford County. Centered along Haviture Way, the neighborhood sits about 30 miles south of Nashville with direct access to I-24, I-840, and US-41 — a location that keeps buyers connected to the broader Middle Tennessee region while staying rooted in Murfreesboro. The community has been under active construction from 2023 through 2025, and homes here are two-story townhomes rather than detached single-family houses.

Every home in Saddlebrook is built by DSLD Homes, and the community is marketed as affordable luxury — a gated, amenity-rich setting that tends to draw first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors. Homes range from 1,235 to 2,155 square feet with 3 to 4 bedrooms, and pricing starts at $293,990. As of our most recent verification, the community is actively selling with several move-in-ready homes available. Because availability and pricing in new construction shift week to week, we pull live numbers for you before you tour.

Who builds in Saddlebrook Townhomes

Saddlebrook Townhomes is built exclusively by DSLD Homes, which is recognized among the top 30 home builders in the nation. Having a single builder across the entire community means a consistent construction standard and a unified set of finishes and floor plan options throughout the neighborhood, which makes it easier to compare one home to the next as you shop.

DSLD builds every home in Saddlebrook to Energy Star certification, using spray foam insulation as part of an energy-efficient build approach. DSLD also offers a range of mortgage assistance programs, including FHA, USDA, and VA financing paths. Because we tour DSLD communities regularly, we can help you understand how their incentives and financing options apply to your situation and walk through the available plans with you.

Homes & floor plans

Homes in Saddlebrook are two-story townhomes ranging from 1,235 to 2,155 square feet, offering 3 to 4 bedrooms. A defining feature of these designs is a primary suite located on the first floor, with bonus and secondary living spaces filling out the layouts — a configuration that works well for buyers who want main-level living without giving up additional rooms upstairs. Pricing for available homes starts at $293,990.

Every home is Energy Star certified and built with spray foam insulation, reflecting DSLD's energy-efficient construction approach. For the current lineup of floor plans, elevations, and included features, DSLD publishes plan details on its official Saddlebrook community page — and we're happy to pull the most current plan availability and pricing for you so you're comparing real, in-stock options rather than outdated listings.

Amenities & community life

Saddlebrook is designed as an amenity-rich, gated community. Day-to-day, residents have access to a clubhouse with a full kitchen and restrooms, a swimming pool, a pickleball court, and a dog park with a wash station. Wide sidewalks run through the neighborhood, making it easy to get around on foot within the gates.

Because Saddlebrook is a townhome community, the homeowners association handles exterior maintenance, grounds upkeep, trash, and the shared amenities — the kind of low-maintenance ownership that appeals to buyers who'd rather spend weekends at the pool or pickleball court than on yard work. We can confirm the current HOA terms and exactly what's covered before you write an offer.

Location, access & schools

Saddlebrook sits in Murfreesboro about 30 miles south of Nashville, with direct connections to I-24, I-840, and US-41. That highway access puts the rest of Rutherford County and the greater Nashville area within easy reach, while keeping you anchored in Murfreesboro. Within the community, homes are located along Haviture Way, Rohan Drive, Federal Court, Freedom Court, and Saddlebrook Drive.

The community is zoned for Northfield Elementary School, Siegel Middle School, and Siegel High School. School zoning can change with district boundary updates, so we recommend confirming current assignments directly with Rutherford County Schools before you buy.

What to verify before you buy

New construction moves quickly, so a few things are worth confirming with us before you write an offer. Verify the current pricing and which homes are actually available — released inventory, move-in-ready homes, and starting prices all change as the community builds out. Confirm the current construction phase and timeline for any home that isn't yet finished.

• Current pricing and which specific homes are available right now
• The construction phase and estimated completion timeline for to-be-built homes
• Current HOA dues and exactly what they cover
• Square footage, bedroom count, and the layout of the specific plan you're considering
• Available DSLD financing and incentive programs at the time you're ready to write

We pull live numbers and current availability for you on every home, so you're making decisions on today's facts rather than a listing that may be weeks out of date.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour communities like Saddlebrook constantly, we help you compare it against other options, understand the DSLD plans and incentives, and navigate the build from contract to closing. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll line up current availability and a tour.

Commute, employment centers & nearby MTSU

Saddlebrook sits roughly 30 miles southeast of downtown Nashville via I-24, a drive that typically runs 40-60 minutes depending on time of day and traffic, longer during peak commute windows. Middle Tennessee State University's main campus on East Main Street is about 5-6 miles from Haviture Way — close enough for a short commute for students, faculty, and staff, and one reason DSLD markets Saddlebrook toward first-time buyers and investors alongside downsizers. Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford hospital, at 1700 Medical Center Parkway, is a similarly short drive, putting hospital-system employment and emergency care within easy reach of the neighborhood. As with any commute estimate, actual drive times vary with the route and time of day, so we recommend checking current conditions for your specific work location.

About the builder: DSLD Homes

DSLD Homes was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Denham Springs, Louisiana. The company has built homes for tens of thousands of families across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Texas, and Northwest Florida, and is recognized as one of the top 30 home builders in the nation by build volume. DSLD was named Builder of the Year by Professional Builder magazine in 2011 and has won National Housing Quality Awards in subsequent years, according to the awards history DSLD publishes on its own site. That scale matters for a Saddlebrook buyer mainly in two practical ways: an established warranty and customer-care process, and an in-house mortgage arm (DSLD Mortgage) that underwrites conventional, FHA, USDA, and VA loans for its own buyers. We can walk you through how DSLD's process compares to other production builders we tour regularly in Rutherford County.

HOA dues — what we've found, and why we verify it for you

Because Saddlebrook is a gated, amenity-rich townhome community with a staffed clubhouse, pool, and pickleball court, an HOA that funds and maintains those shared spaces is expected — but published sources disagree on the exact number, with some listing aggregators reporting a monthly due in the low hundreds of dollars and others showing no fee at all. Rather than repeat an unconfirmed figure, we pull the current HOA disclosure directly from DSLD's sales office or the closing attorney for the specific home you're considering, so you see the real number, the covenants, and exactly what's covered before you write an offer.

Rutherford County growth, school rezoning & why address verification matters

Rutherford County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Tennessee, and Rutherford County Schools has been actively rezoning attendance lines to manage that growth. A dual-zone option between Siegel High School and Blackman High School took effect for the 2025-2026 school year in areas experiencing enrollment pressure, and the school board separately approved middle-school rezoning affecting several schools — Siegel Middle among them — beginning in the 2026-27 school year, according to Rutherford County Schools' public rezoning announcements. We aren't making any claim about which school a specific Saddlebrook address is zoned for today or in a future year — zoning lines shift as the district adjusts to growth, so we recommend confirming your exact assignment on the Rutherford County Schools zoning tool, or by calling the district directly, before treating any school assignment as fixed. For factual, address-specific school information, check GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education's school report cards.

Rutherford County property taxes & dated market context

Rutherford County completed a countywide property reappraisal, and the county's newly certified revenue-neutral rate is $1.4885 per $100 of assessed value, with the City of Murfreesboro's certified rate at $0.7529 per $100, according to reporting on the county's 2026 certified tax rates; Tennessee assesses residential property at 25% of appraised value, so annual tax bills are calculated on that assessed portion, not the full purchase price. As of February 2026, Redfin reported a median sale price of $456,000 for the 37129 zip code (up 8.3% year over year) and a median price per square foot of $225, while the broader Murfreesboro market showed a three-month median of $405,000. These are historical, dated figures for context only — we can't predict where prices will go from here, and we pull current comparable sales for any specific home before you make an offer.

Frequently asked questions

• Is Saddlebrook a gated community? Yes — gated, with a clubhouse, pool, pickleball court, and dog park inside the gates.
• Does Saddlebrook have an HOA? The amenities suggest an HOA funds and maintains them, but published fee figures conflict; we confirm the exact dues and covenants for you before you write an offer on a specific home.
• How far is Saddlebrook from downtown Nashville? About 30 miles via I-24, typically a 40- to 60-minute drive depending on traffic and time of day.
• What schools is Saddlebrook zoned for? At our last check, Northfield Elementary, Siegel Middle, and Siegel High — but Rutherford County Schools has an active district-wide rezoning process underway through the 2026-27 school year, so confirm current zoning for your specific address directly with the district before you buy.
• Can I use VA, FHA, or USDA financing at Saddlebrook? DSLD's in-house mortgage arm offers conventional, FHA, USDA, and VA loan programs; whether a specific loan type applies depends on the home, lot, and your qualification, so we connect you with current DSLD financing details alongside outside lender options.