Caldwell Place

Caldwell Place is a coming-soon townhome community from Lennar, planned for a site in Gallatin near Old Hickory Lake, with access to Highways 31 and 109. As of 2026 it sits in the earliest stage a community can be in — the builder, the location, and the broad shape of the plan are known, but pricing, floor plans, and home specs had not been published. What follows is the honest read on what's documented and what to watch for, written so you understand the project before you ever stand on the dirt.

Where it sits

The site is in Gallatin, in Sumner County, positioned for the two things that draw people to this corner of Middle Tennessee. The first is the commute — it's planned with access to Highways 31 and 109, the routes that carry Gallatin traffic toward Hendersonville and the broader Nashville network. The second is Old Hickory Lake, the Cumberland River reservoir that wraps around Gallatin and Hendersonville, which puts lake recreation within reach. It's a location built around access rather than seclusion.

The homes here

What's published so far is the type and the scale, not the details — townhomes, planned at roughly 120 units across about 17.87 acres. Floor plans, square footage, bed and bath counts, and home features hadn't been released by the builder as of 2026. For current pricing and availability as plans firm up, the most reliable answer is to call us at 615-265-1000. At this stage anything beyond the unit count and acreage would be a guess, and we don't guess on your behalf.

Who it fits

On the strength of what's known, this reads as a fit for buyers who want a new, low-maintenance townhome with the daily logistics solved — a short hop to the highways for the Nashville-direction commute, and the lake close enough to make a weekend feel like a getaway. A townhome footprint tends to suit people who'd rather spend their time on the water or on the road than on a yard. Whether it's the right fit comes down to the plan details that haven't been published yet, which is exactly where a walkthrough together earns its keep.

What to verify before you buy here

• Timeline and release schedule — it's coming-soon as of 2026, so confirm when sales open, when the first units deliver, and whether you're reserving against plans that aren't final yet.
• Pricing and what's included — no prices were published at this stage; get the builder's current price sheet in writing and a clear list of what's base versus upgrade before you commit.
• HOA structure and fees — townhome communities typically carry an HOA, so ask what it covers (exterior, grounds, any shared areas), the monthly dues, and the reserve picture.
• Lot and site specifics — which units back to what, drainage and grading across the roughly 17.87-acre site, and how the unit you're considering sits relative to the road and neighbors.
• Lake and highway proximity in practice — drive the route to Highways 31 and 109 at your real commute time, and check the actual distance to the lake access you'd use.

How the plan got here

The path to this community is on the public record. In October 2022, the Gallatin City Council approved a rezoning for the roughly 17.87-acre site — from RR (Rural Residential) to MRO (Multiple Residential and Office) — along with a preliminary master development plan for Caldwell Place, east of Cages Bend Road and south of Nashville Pike (Gallatin City Council agenda, October 2022). That's the step that cleared the way for townhomes on this parcel; it doesn't guarantee a delivery date, and the timeline from rezoning to move-in can still shift.

As of this writing, the City of Gallatin's own development tracker lists the 17.87-acre, 120-unit Caldwell Place townhome project under its "Under Construction" category, while Lennar's own community page still shows the community as "coming soon" with sales not yet open (City of Gallatin Developments page; Lennar.com, checked 2026-07). Those two labels can be true at once — site work underway while pricing and sales haven't launched — but it's exactly the kind of gap where a status changes fast. We verify which is current before you make any decision based on it.

Floor plans Lennar has named so far

Lennar has published two floor plan names for this community, each an end-unit townhome: the Stockton, at 1,691 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, and the Bishop, at 1,775 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 3 baths (Lennar.com, checked 2026-07). No pricing has been attached to either plan yet, and Lennar hasn't said whether these are the only two plans planned for the full 120-unit community or the first of more to come. Treat these as the earliest published specs, not the final lineup.

A separate project with a similar name

Worth flagging so you don't mix them up: Gallatin's development tracker also lists a distinct "Caldwell Place Multi-family" project — a 340-unit apartment complex on its own roughly 25.2-acre parcel, shown in the city's Recent Approvals (Final) list (City of Gallatin Developments page, checked 2026-07). That's a different product type, on different acreage, in a different approval stage than the 120-unit townhome community this page covers. If you come across the name in a search, confirm which Caldwell Place a listing or article is actually describing.

More of the neighborhood context

Beyond Old Hickory Lake, Lennar's own listing points to Rotary Park and Long Hollow Golf Course as nearby recreation, alongside historic downtown Gallatin for shops and dining (Lennar.com, checked 2026-07). None of that is unique to this community — it's the general Gallatin backdrop this site sits inside — but it's a fair read on the day-to-day area if the location is what's drawing you here.

For school assignment, this address falls in Sumner County Schools. We don't rate or rank schools for you — that's a call worth making on the numbers, not our opinion — so check current zoning and performance data directly at the Tennessee Department of Education report card site or GreatSchools.org, and confirm zoning hasn't shifted before you commit to a specific unit.