Aden Woods at Castleberry

Aden Woods at Castleberry is a new-construction single-family community in Fairview, Tennessee, on the western side of Williamson County. It is currently selling. New-construction pricing, available homesites, and phase releases move quickly, so any number you see online is only a starting point — we pull the current figures straight from the builder before you tour so you're working from today's pricing, not last quarter's.

The builder and home styles

Aden Woods at Castleberry is being built by CastleRock Communities (The Jones Company) and Celebration Homes. The community is made up of single-family homes, and with two builders active here you may have more than one floor-plan series and finish package to compare. We tour CastleRock, Jones Company, and Celebration Homes communities across Middle Tennessee regularly, so we can walk you through how their floor plans, options, and build process tend to work in person.

Specific floor plans, square footage, bedroom and bathroom counts, lot sizes, and standard versus upgraded features vary by homesite and by the plans currently being released. We confirm the exact specs that are available right now — and what is included in the base price versus an upgrade — before you spend time touring.

Amenities and day-to-day living

We don't have a confirmed amenity list for Aden Woods at Castleberry to publish here, and we won't list features we can't verify. Community amenities, common areas, and any planned shared spaces are details we confirm directly with the builder for you. If amenities matter to your decision, tell us what you're looking for and we'll get you the current, accurate picture for this community.

Location and getting around

Aden Woods at Castleberry sits in Fairview, on the western edge of Williamson County. Whether a location works for you really comes down to your own daily routine, so the best move is to clock it yourself: plug the community address into your maps app at the actual time you'd be leaving for work, school, or your regular errands. Drive times can look very different at 7:30 a.m. than they do midday, and your real commute is the one that matters.

We're happy to talk through what's nearby and how the surrounding roads connect, and we can point you to the routes you'd actually use day to day so you can test them before you commit.

Who it fits

Aden Woods at Castleberry is a fit if you're looking for a new-construction single-family home in Fairview and want the benefits of buying new — a builder warranty, modern construction, and the chance to select finishes during the build. Because the community is single-family and still selling, it suits buyers who want a brand-new home and are comfortable with new-construction timelines.

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour these communities constantly, we help you compare Aden Woods at Castleberry against other Fairview and Williamson County options and navigate the contract, options, and build process from start to finish.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — published ranges change with each phase release, so confirm live numbers before you tour.
• HOA dues and exactly what they cover — common areas, maintenance, and any community services.
• Lot specifics — homesite size, orientation, and which lots are still available.
• Builder warranty and what's included versus an upgrade — get the base-price spec sheet and the options list in writing.
• Construction timeline — estimated completion for available homes or your build, and how the builder handles delays.
• The real commute — drive your routine routes at your actual departure times.

Where Aden Woods at Castleberry sits

The community is located off Old Franklin Road in Fairview, in the 37062 zip code, on the northwest side of Williamson County (address on record for the Celebration Homes section: 7301 Buckhorn Court, Fairview, TN 37062 — as_of 2026, per Celebration Homes' community page). Fairview sits roughly 20-25 miles southwest of downtown Nashville, and the local market puts Cool Springs/Franklin at roughly a 20-25 minute drive via Highway 96 and I-840, with downtown Nashville commonly cited around 30-40 minutes via I-40 depending on the time of day (as_of 2026, per Nashville-area commute guides). We'd treat all of those as rough public estimates, not a guarantee for your specific route.

Fairview is served by I-840, which loops around the south side of the Nashville metro and connects to I-65, I-24, and I-40 without routing through downtown — useful if your commute runs toward Cool Springs, Brentwood, or the airport rather than straight into the urban core. As always, the only way to know your real commute is to drive it yourself at your actual departure time; a Sunday-afternoon drive time and a Monday 7:45 a.m. drive time can be two very different numbers.

A third builder is active here

Beyond CastleRock Communities (operating locally as The Jones Company) and Celebration Homes, Brightland Homes has also built in this community under the same Aden Woods of Castleberry Farms name (as_of 2026, per Brightland Homes' community listing). Brightland Homes is the rebranded name for the builder formerly known as Gehan Homes in this market, so if you see the Gehan name on an older listing or sign, it refers to the same builder. With three builders represented, plan availability, standard features, and pricing can vary meaningfully depending on which builder's section and homesite you're looking at — we confirm which builder is selling which homesites before we tour.

Floor plans and home sizes we've seen listed

Celebration Homes has marketed a lineup of named plans in this community, including Harlow, Adriana, Williamsburg, Carlton, Heathrow, Harland, Carmel, and Brighton, ranging from roughly 2,624 to 3,551 square feet with 3-5 bedrooms and 2-4 bathrooms depending on the plan (as_of 2026, per Celebration Homes and NewHomeSource community listings). CastleRock Communities has listed a separate set of plan names in this community — including Drayton, Greeley, San Marcos, Yorkshire, Pierce, Cottingham, Hickory, Jefferson, Silverthorne, Andover, Braxton, and Yuma — with aggregator data putting the overall community's home sizes at roughly 2,410 to 3,682 square feet across builders (as_of 2026, per public real-estate aggregator data). Plan names, specs, and availability change as builders release and retire plans, so we pull the live plan sheet for whichever builder's homesite you're interested in rather than rely on a list that may already be out of date.

Lot sizes

Multiple builder and aggregator listings describe half-acre homesites in this community, with some public data putting the overall range closer to roughly 0.46 to just over 1 acre depending on the specific lot (as_of 2026, per builder and aggregator listings). Lot size, shape, and any usable-yard constraints (slope, easements, drainage) vary homesite by homesite — we'd confirm the plat and walk the actual lot with you before you commit to one.

HOA and what we could verify

Public listing data for this community cites HOA dues in the neighborhood of roughly $60 a month (about $720 a year) for most sections, with a note that a handful of resale homes in the community may carry no HOA at all (as_of 2026, per public aggregator data). We have not independently confirmed the current HOA amount, the governing documents, or exactly what it covers directly with an HOA management company, so treat that figure as a starting point only — we'll pull the current HOA disclosure and CC&Rs for you before you're under contract on a specific home.

What's nearby

Bowie Nature Park is one of the defining features of Fairview and sits close to this community — a 700-plus acre city park with roughly 17 miles of trails, several lakes, a nature center, and a large playground (as_of 2026, per Bowie Nature Park's own site). Fairview also has its own City Park with ball fields and playgrounds, plus a small-town center along Fairview Boulevard with local retail and dining. For bigger-box shopping, dining, and entertainment, Cool Springs and downtown Franklin are the closest larger commercial hubs, roughly 20-25 minutes away by car per the commute estimate above.

Schools

Homes in this community fall within Williamson County Schools, and public listings point to a Fairview-area elementary, middle, and high school zone. School assignments are based on the specific home address and can change, so we don't characterize school quality here — pull the current zoned schools and the GreatSchools.org and Tennessee Department of Education report cards for the exact address you're considering before you rely on any zone assumption.

Price and size context (not a prediction)

Public aggregator data has shown recent and active listing prices in this community spanning roughly $620,000 to just over $1,000,000, with a reported price-per-square-foot range in the ballpark of $190-$310 (as_of 2026, per public real-estate aggregator data) — consistent with the $675,000-$876,000 starting range already noted for this community from RealTracs-reported data. Builder starting prices, lot premiums, and available incentives shift with each phase release and each builder's current promotions, so none of these figures should be read as where prices will be by the time you're ready to buy. We can't predict future prices — what we can do is pull the live base price, options pricing, and any active incentive for the specific plan and homesite you're considering.

Investor and resale lens: what to verify

Frequently asked questions

Is Aden Woods at Castleberry one builder or several? Public listings show at least three builders active under the Aden Woods of Castleberry Farms name — CastleRock Communities (operating locally as The Jones Company), Celebration Homes, and Brightland Homes (formerly Gehan Homes in this market) — so the builder, plan lineup, and pricing can differ by section (as_of 2026).

How far is this community from Nashville and Cool Springs? Public commute estimates put Cool Springs/Franklin at roughly 20-25 minutes and downtown Nashville at roughly 30-40 minutes by car, depending on time of day and route (as_of 2026, per public commute-time sources) — but we'd encourage you to drive your own specific route at your real departure time rather than rely on a general estimate.

What size lots does this community have? Builder and aggregator listings describe half-acre homesites as the typical size here, with some lots reportedly smaller or larger depending on section (as_of 2026) — confirm the plat for your specific homesite.

Does this community have an HOA? Public listing data cites dues in the range of roughly $60/month for most sections, with some resale homes reportedly carrying no HOA (as_of 2026) — we have not independently verified this with an HOA management company, so we'll confirm the current figure and the governing documents before you're under contract.