Fairway Farms

Fairway Farms is a Gallatin subdivision that turns up among the area's new-construction neighborhoods on listing aggregators. Beyond the name and the town, the public record is thin right now — no builder, pricing, or home specifications have been confirmed from the sources we've reviewed. We'd rather tell you that plainly than dress up a guess, so this page sticks to what's actually verifiable about Gallatin and what we'd find out for you before you spent a Saturday touring.

Where it sits

Gallatin is the county seat of Sumner County, directly northeast of Nashville across the Cumberland River. It has a real historic downtown square, generally more land per dollar than Hendersonville next door, and it sits along the northern reach of Old Hickory Lake. As a rule, Sumner County tends to price below Williamson County and below the most in-demand Nashville neighborhoods on a per-square-foot basis — more home and yard for the money is much of the county's appeal. The trade-off is the commute: how long the drive into the metro actually runs depends entirely on where in Nashville you're headed, and we'll pull realistic drive times for your specific route before you commit to any address here.

The homes here

We don't yet have confirmed details on Fairway Farms — the builder or builders, floor plans, lot sizes, square footage, or starting prices haven't been verified from a primary source. New-construction in Gallatin spans a wide range, so we won't assume this one matches any of it. If you're interested, the fastest honest answer is for us to confirm the current builder lineup, what's actively selling, and real pricing directly, rather than reading specs off a listing aggregator.

Who it fits

Broadly, buyers drawn to Gallatin tend to want more square footage and yard per dollar than they'd get closer to the city, a historic-downtown feel, and easy reach to Old Hickory Lake — it's an outdoors-and-water county more than a nightlife one. Whether Fairway Farms specifically delivers on those things depends on details we still need to confirm, which is exactly the kind of legwork we'll do before you decide.

What to verify before you buy here

• Who the builder or builders are, and what's actively for sale versus already spoken for.
• Current pricing, and what's included at base versus what's an upgrade — get it in writing.
• Lot sizes, floor plans, and the specific homesite, since corner, interior, and view lots can price and live very differently.
• HOA structure, dues, and any planned amenities or future phases that aren't built yet.
• The exact school attendance zone for the specific address, confirmed directly with the district rather than read off a map.
• Realistic drive times from this neighborhood to wherever you actually commute.

Location and commute

Fairway Farms sits off Long Hollow Pike in Gallatin, in the 37066 zip code, directly beside Long Hollow Golf Course — an 18-hole public course residents can play without living inside a golf-course HOA. The entrance is marked by a stone monument at Wendling Boulevard, with interior streets including Goodman Drive, Grassy Glen Drive, Hackney Lane, Wassil Drive, Nelms Drive, and several courts (Rotondi, Turnbo, Bauman). It's roughly 3 miles to Gallatin's downtown square. Commute time into Nashville depends heavily on your specific destination and departure window — real estate sources describe a range from under 30 minutes to 35–40 minutes via I-65 North, which is wide enough that we'd rather clock your actual route for you than quote a single number here. (Source: nashvillehome.guru and nashvillesmls.com community profiles, accessed 2026-07-06.)

What was built here

Fairway Farms began development around 2006 and built out over roughly a decade and a half; by the sources we reviewed, construction is complete and the neighborhood is now fully built out, meaning any 'new construction' search that surfaces this community today is really turning up resales rather than builder-direct inventory. Homes here range from about 1,755 to 3,426 square feet (median near 2,724 sq ft), with 3 to 6 bedrooms and 2 to 5 bathrooms, mostly brick exteriors with some hardboard, fiber-cement, or stone accents, two-car garages standard (some three-car), and lots averaging around a third of an acre (0.20–0.57 acres). We're not naming a builder on this page because we want to confirm current standing before attaching a name to it — ask us and we'll tell you directly. (Source: nashvillehome.guru community profile, accessed 2026-07-06.)

Amenities and HOA

Reported amenities include a community pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, playground, park areas, and lighted walking trails, plus underground utilities and direct proximity to Long Hollow Golf Course. HOA dues were reported in the neighborhood of $38–$45 per month (or roughly $120–$135 per quarter), covering common-area and amenity upkeep — but HOA amounts and coverage change, and this is exactly the kind of number we verify from the HOA documents themselves before you write an offer, not from a listing site. (Source: nashvillehome.guru community profile, accessed 2026-07-06.)

Recent price context (dated, not a prediction)

As of a rolling-12-month snapshot published by nashvillehome.guru (accessed 2026-07-06), Fairway Farms showed a median sale price of $580,000 and an average of about $600,252, with closed sales ranging from roughly $400,000 to $835,000 across 27 transactions, and price per square foot running $182–$277 (median about $213). A separate snapshot from nashvillesmls.com, current as of 2026-07-06, showed 10 active listings averaging $506,140, ranging $405,000 to $625,000. These two figures differ because one reflects closed sales and the other active asking prices on a given day — both are already-dated data points, not forecasts, and neither tells you what a specific home will sell for next month. We can't predict where prices go from here; we can only pull the current, verified numbers for a specific address when you're ready to look seriously.

Schools zoned (verify directly)

Multiple listing sources report Fairway Farms zoned to Howard Elementary, Liberty Creek Middle School, and Liberty Creek High School in Sumner County Schools. We don't weigh in on school quality — for ratings, test scores, and program details, check GreatSchools.org or the Tennessee Department of Education's school profiles directly, and confirm the current zone for any specific address with Sumner County Schools before you buy, since attendance lines can be redrawn.

Who tends to like it

Based on the built-out size range, the golf-course-adjacent setting, and the pool-and-clubhouse amenity package, Fairway Farms tends to draw buyers who want an established, landscaped neighborhood with sidewalks and mature trees rather than a brand-new dirt-and-framing phase — plus anyone who values being able to walk or golf-cart to a public course. Because it's fully built, buyers here are choosing from whatever resale inventory is on the market at a given moment rather than picking a lot and a floor plan from a builder's remaining release.

FAQ

Is Fairway Farms still building new homes? By the sources we reviewed (accessed 2026-07-06), construction that began around 2006 is complete and the neighborhood is fully built out, so current listings are resales rather than builder-direct sales — we'll confirm the latest status before you tour. What school zone is Fairway Farms in? Sources report Howard Elementary, Liberty Creek Middle, and Liberty Creek High in Sumner County Schools; confirm directly with the district for any specific address, and check GreatSchools.org or the TN Department of Education for ratings, since we don't weigh in on school quality ourselves. What does a home in Fairway Farms cost right now? Reported figures (as of 2026-07-06) show a rolling 12-month median sale price of $580,000 and active listings ranging roughly $405,000–$625,000 — both are snapshots that age quickly, so ask us for current comps rather than relying on a published range. Is there a golf-course HOA requirement? Fairway Farms sits beside Long Hollow Golf Course, a public course, and sources reviewed don't indicate a mandatory golf membership tied to living there — we'll confirm current HOA covenants for you.