Bridgemore Village

Bridgemore Village is a community in Thompson's Station, Tennessee, where Lennar builds single-family homes on oversized lots. If you're shopping new construction in the southern stretch of Williamson County, Bridgemore Village is one of the names worth knowing — and it's one we can walk you through in person, because we tour communities like this constantly and represent buyers at little or no cost to them.

The builder and the homes

At Bridgemore Village, the builder is Lennar. The community offers single-family homes in a variety of architectural styles, and Lennar has marketed one-level (single-story) floor plans here — a layout that appeals to buyers who want their main living spaces, including the primary suite, on a single floor. Homes are built on oversized lots, which gives the streetscape more room to breathe than you'll find in tighter new-construction sections elsewhere.

Lennar builds these homes under its "Everything's Included" program, which bundles a defined set of features into the base home rather than presenting them as a long list of à la carte upgrades. What counts as "included" versus an upgrade can shift by plan and by phase, so we always recommend confirming the current included-features list directly against the home and price you're considering — we'll help you read it line by line.

We don't list bed counts, bath counts, or square footage here because those vary by floor plan and we'd rather you see live, plan-specific numbers than rely on a stale figure. When you're ready, we'll pull the current available inventory and floor plans so you're comparing real, build-ready options.

Amenities and day-to-day life

Bridgemore Village includes a community pool — a welcome amenity for the warmer Middle Tennessee months and a natural gathering spot within the neighborhood. As with any master-planned community, amenities can be added or expanded over time, so if a specific amenity matters to your decision, ask us and we'll confirm what's currently open and what's planned.

Location and getting around

Thompson's Station sits in the southern part of Williamson County, and Bridgemore Village's sales office is located at 2609 Sporting Hill Bridge Rd. Commute and errand times depend entirely on where you're headed and when you leave, so rather than quote a drive time we can't stand behind, here's our advice: pick the destinations that actually matter to you — your workplace, the grocery run, the school drop-off — and clock each one yourself at your real departure time. Drive it on a weekday at 8 a.m. if that's your reality. We're happy to suggest routes and point you to the roads and corridors people in the area use, but the only commute number that counts is the one you measure for your own day.

Who it fits

Bridgemore Village tends to suit buyers drawn to oversized lots and a master-planned setting. The availability of one-level floor plans makes it worth a look for anyone who wants single-story living — whether that's to avoid stairs or simply to keep the main living spaces on one floor. The community pool adds a low-effort amenity for buyers who want something beyond just the house. Because Lennar's "Everything's Included" approach packages features into the base home, it can also appeal to buyers who'd rather start from a defined spec than build a long upgrade list — just confirm what's included on the specific home you like.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — new-construction prices, phases, and availability change fast, so any figure you see online can be out of date. Let us pull the live numbers on the exact home and plan you're considering rather than relying on a stale or unconfirmed range.
• HOA dues and what they cover — confirm the current monthly or annual amount and exactly which services and amenities (including the community pool) the dues include.
• Lot specifics — "oversized lots" varies lot to lot, so verify the actual dimensions, orientation, and any easements or setbacks on the specific homesite.
• Builder warranty and included-vs-upgrade features — get the current "Everything's Included" list in writing and confirm what's standard versus an added cost on your plan, plus the full warranty terms.
• Build timeline — confirm the current estimated completion or move-in window for the home you choose, since schedules shift by phase.
• Your real commute — drive your own key routes at your actual departure times before you commit.

DeFatta Custom Homes at Bridgemore Village

Alongside Lennar, DeFatta Custom Homes builds in Bridgemore Village. As of 2026, DeFatta has listed six floor plans here — The Aberdeen, The Bellwood, The Collins, The Malbec, and two versions of The Merlot (a 4-bedroom and a 5-bedroom plan) — ranging from roughly 3,393 to 4,478 heated square feet, all 4-bedroom designs with 3 to 4.5 bathrooms (source: DeFatta Custom Homes, community page, accessed 2026-07). DeFatta has marketed pricing in Bridgemore Village in the roughly $675,000-$825,000 range (source: DeFatta Custom Homes, as of 2026-07) — treat that as a snapshot, not a current quote, since builder pricing moves with lot, plan, and market conditions. We can pull DeFatta's live price sheet and available homesites when you're ready to compare.

Meritage Homes: The Meadows at Bridgemore Village

Meritage Homes has also built in Bridgemore Village under the section name "The Meadows at Bridgemore Village" (source: NewHomeSource community listing, accessed 2026-07). Availability in any given Meritage section can close out as lots sell, so confirm directly with us or with Meritage whether The Meadows section is still active or fully sold before you plan around it — we'll check current status rather than have you rely on a listing that may be stale.

Home styles across the builders

Across its builders, Bridgemore Village is a brick-and-stone community — homes here are built with brick or stone exteriors rather than vinyl siding, a construction standard that has held across the community's sections (source: nashvillehome.guru community profile, as of 2026-07; verify on any specific new-construction plan you're considering, since standards can vary by builder and phase). Lot sizes across the wider community have run mostly a fifth of an acre to roughly half an acre, with some larger (source: nashvillehome.guru, as of 2026-07) — consistent with the "oversized lots" language builders use to market current sections, though you should always confirm the platted dimensions on the specific homesite you're considering rather than a community-wide average.

Amenities in more depth

HOA structure — this is a section-dependent community

Bridgemore Village is not a single flat HOA fee — dues and included amenities vary by section. Third-party sourcing describes most sections paying a modest monthly due covering common-area maintenance and landscaping, while certain sections with pool or tennis access carry a separate, higher quarterly due that folds in those recreational amenities (source: aggregator community write-ups, as of 2026-07 — we are not publishing specific dollar figures here because HOA amounts change and we want you working from the current, written HOA disclosure, not a number that may already be outdated). Before you buy, get the specific HOA name, current dues, and the amenity list in writing for the exact section and lot you're considering — a new-construction section can carry different dues than an older resale section in the same community.

Location and commute specifics

Bridgemore Village sits along Martins Mill Road in Thompson's Station, TN 37179, in southern Williamson County (source: community listings, as of 2026-07). Thompson's Station itself is bisected by Interstate 840, sits roughly 30 miles from downtown Nashville, and covers about 22 square miles (source: Town of Thompson's Station government site, accessed 2026-07). That puts Bridgemore Village within a realistic drive of both the Thompson's Station town center along Columbia Pike and the Cool Springs retail and employment corridor in Franklin — though as always, the only commute time that matters is the one you clock yourself, at your actual departure time, on the specific route you'd drive.

Growth context for Thompson's Station

Thompson's Station has been one of the fastest-growing towns in Middle Tennessee. World Population Review estimates its 2026 population at roughly 9,850, up from 7,557 at the 2020 Census — annual growth of around 4% (source: World Population Review, accessed 2026-07). We're not citing this to predict future home values — we can't predict future prices, and no one honestly can — but it's useful context if you're trying to understand how much new construction, traffic, and retail development you should expect to see in this part of the county over the years you'll own the home.

Schools — address-based, not a quality judgment

Homes in Bridgemore Village are zoned to Williamson County Schools, and specific school assignments (elementary, middle, and high) depend on the exact address and section of the lot you're considering — assignments can differ across a large, multi-phase community like this one. We don't characterize school quality or rankings here. Pull the current zoned schools and their report cards directly from GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education for the specific address you're considering, since zone lines can shift.

Investor and second-look checklist for Bridgemore Village

Price context — dated figures only, no predictions

As of 2026, third-party aggregation of resales across Bridgemore Village's established sections showed a range of roughly $840,000 to $1,775,000, with a reported median near $1,177,500 and price per square foot in the $301-$361 range (source: nashvillehome.guru, as of 2026-07). That reflects resale activity across the broader, older community — not necessarily current new-construction pricing from Lennar, DeFatta, or Meritage, which we've noted separately above. We can't predict future prices in either direction. What we can do is pull the current MLS comps and live builder price sheets for the exact section and plan you're considering, so you're working from today's numbers rather than a snapshot that may already be stale.

Frequently asked questions

Is Bridgemore Village all new construction? No. Bridgemore Village is a large, multi-phase community first developed starting around 2007, with sections built through 2020 and additional new-construction sections active more recently from Lennar, DeFatta Custom Homes, and Meritage Homes. Some homes you'll see for sale are resales in older sections; others are new builds in current phases — confirm which you're looking at.

Does every section have pool access? Not automatically. Amenity access and HOA dues vary by section in this community, so confirm in writing which amenities are included for the specific section and lot you're considering.

Can I get a video walkthrough before visiting in person? Yes — our team personally tours new-construction communities across Williamson County, including sections of Bridgemore Village, and we can send a video tour or set up an in-person walkthrough. Call 615-265-1000 to get started.