Fairhaven

Fairhaven is a private, gated new-construction community in Thompson's Station, Tennessee, made up of just 49 single-family homesites. Framed by rolling woods and open fields, it sits in the heart of Thompson's Station within the broader Nashville area. With only 49 lots behind a gated entry, Fairhaven is meant to feel intimate and tucked away rather than sprawling.

The builder and the homes

Fairhaven is built by Dream Finders Homes. The community is positioned as a luxury single-family neighborhood, with floor plans ranging from about 2,658 to 6,752 square feet. Homes here are offered with 4 to 7 bedrooms and roughly 2.5 to 4.5 baths, which gives buyers a wide span of layouts to choose from within a single community.

Because these are larger single-family plans with flexible layouts, there's room to tailor the floor plan to how you actually live — but exactly which plans are still available, what's standard versus an upgrade, and how each one is finished can change as the community sells out. We tour these communities regularly and represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, so call us at 615-265-1000 and we'll pull the current plan availability and walk through the options with you.

Amenities and day-to-day living

Fairhaven is a gated community, so the entry is controlled and the neighborhood reads as private and self-contained — that's a defining part of the day-to-day character of living here among just 49 homesites. Beyond the gated entry, amenity details can evolve as a community is built out, so we recommend confirming exactly what's planned and what's complete before you commit. We're happy to verify the current amenity picture with the onsite team and share it with you.

Location and commute

Fairhaven sits in Thompson's Station in Williamson County, with downtown Nashville and the BNA airport in the broader area. Drive times depend heavily on the time of day, your exact destination, and current traffic, so rather than trust a number on a brochure, we always tell buyers to clock it yourself: plug the address into your maps app at your real departure time, on a real weekday, for the commutes that actually matter to you. We can give you the community address so you can run those routes before you ever write an offer.

Who it fits

Fairhaven tends to suit buyers who want a larger, single-family floor plan with room to flex — the plans run from roughly 2,658 to 6,752 square feet with 4 to 7 bedrooms — inside a small, gated community rather than a large subdivision. If a private, gated entry and a limited count of just 49 homesites in a wooded-and-open-field setting in Thompson's Station are what you're after, this is a community worth touring. As always, the best way to know if it fits is to walk it; we'll tell you candidly how it compares to other new-construction options in the area.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — new-construction pricing, phases, and availability move fast, so we'll pull the live numbers for the plans and homesites available now rather than rely on a figure that may already be out of date.
• HOA dues and what they cover — confirm the monthly or annual amount and exactly what's included, especially given the gated entry.
• Lot specifics — confirm the actual homesite, its size and dimensions, orientation, and any premiums; specific lot details should be verified live.
• Builder warranty and included-versus-upgrade — get clear on what Dream Finders Homes includes as standard versus what's an upgrade, and the terms of the warranty.
• Construction timeline — confirm the realistic move-in window for the home or plan you're considering, since timelines shift during a build.
• The real commute — clock your actual drives to work, school, and the airport at your true departure times before you commit.

Floor plans currently offered at Fairhaven

As of mid-2026, Dream Finders Homes lists six named floor plans at Fairhaven on its own site: the Arbor (2,658 sq ft, 4-5 beds, 2.5-3.5 baths, from roughly $949,990), Landon (2,960 sq ft, 4 beds, 3 baths, from roughly $1,079,990), Foxmoor (3,247-3,906 sq ft, 4-6 beds, 3.5-5 baths, from roughly $1,119,990), Ivywood (3,499 sq ft, 5-7 beds, 4-5 baths, from roughly $1,019,990), Wentworth (3,398-5,032 sq ft, 4-6 beds, 4-5 baths, from roughly $1,155,990), and Lancaster (4,052-6,752 sq ft, 5-7 beds, 4-6 baths, from roughly $1,261,990). (Source: dreamfindershomes.com/new-homes/tn/thompsons-station/fairhaven/, checked 2026-07.) Plan names, specs, and base pricing at any active new-construction community can be discontinued or repriced without notice, so treat this as a starting list to verify, not a final menu — we'll confirm exactly which plans are still open and on which homesites when we tour with you.

The sales/model home is listed at 5000 Fairhaven Circle, Thompson's Station, TN 37179 (source: dreamfindershomes.com, checked 2026-07). Individual available homes have addressed as 5018, 5061, 5200, and 5204 Fairhaven Circle/Court in Dream Finders' current listings, which gives you a sense of the street layout — Fairhaven Circle and Fairhaven Court — inside the gated loop. We can pull the live plat and site map so you can see exactly where a specific homesite sits before you tour.

Location and commute specifics

Fairhaven's own marketing places it a few minutes from I-840 and I-65 and near downtown Franklin, with Dream Finders describing roughly a 30-35 minute drive to downtown Nashville and BNA airport (source: dreamfindershomes.com/new-homes/tn/thompsons-station/fairhaven/, checked 2026-07). Those are marketing-stated estimates, not something we can verify for your specific commute — traffic on I-65 and I-840 through this corridor varies enormously by time of day. Before you write an offer, plug the 5000 Fairhaven Circle address into your maps app and run your actual commute at your actual departure time, both to your workplace and back during evening rush.

Amenities and green space

Fairhaven's marketing describes the community as set within a protected green-space buffer — Dream Finders' site references it in the context of preserved acreage, while a secondary source (Nashville Home Guru) cites roughly 28 acres of protected green space with walking trails. We've seen slightly different acreage figures used across sources, so we'd rather flag that discrepancy than repeat a number we can't pin down — we can confirm the exact platted acreage with the builder or the Williamson County Register of Deeds before you buy.

Multiple sources reference walking trails inside or adjacent to Fairhaven connecting toward a Williamson County recreation facility in the Thompson's Station/Bethesda area (referred to as the Bethesda Recreation Center in some coverage), described as under development with amenities like soccer fields and pickleball courts. Because public recreation facilities are built out over time and schedules shift, we recommend confirming current construction status and opening timeline directly with Williamson County Parks and Recreation rather than relying on a builder's marketing page.

HOA structure

Third-party listing sources describe Fairhaven's HOA as relatively low for a gated community and note that it includes fiber internet as part of the monthly assessment, in addition to covering the gated entry and common-area landscaping. We haven't been able to independently confirm an exact current dollar figure from an official source, so rather than publish a number that may be stale, we'll pull the current HOA disclosure — the exact monthly or annual amount, what's included, any transfer or capital-contribution requirements, and who manages it — from the builder or HOA management company before you're under contract.

Schools serving this area

Multiple real-estate sources associate the Fairhaven address with Bethesda Elementary, Thompson's Station Middle, and Summit High School in Williamson County Schools. Williamson County has redrawn school zone lines more than once in recent years as new schools have opened in this fast-growing corridor, so a school pairing that's accurate today can change before a family with young kids reaches enrollment age. We don't rate or characterize schools — for the specific, current zoning tied to any address in Fairhaven, along with each school's official report card, pull it directly from the Williamson County Schools zoning tool (wcs.edu) and the Tennessee Department of Education, and confirm it again close to your move-in date.

Property taxes — general context

Williamson County's commission set the county property tax rate at $1.30 per $100 of assessed value for fiscal year 2026, following a rate decrease from the prior $1.88 rate (source: williamsoncounty-tn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/28580/TAXRATES-2025, county budget passed June 2026). That county rate is one input into a bill that also depends on the property's assessed value and any applicable municipal or special-district rates, so it isn't a substitute for an actual tax estimate on a specific Fairhaven address. We can pull the current estimated tax bill for any specific home or lot from the Williamson County Assessor's office before you make an offer.

Fairhaven: frequently asked questions

**How many homes are in Fairhaven?** Dream Finders Homes and multiple listing sources consistently describe Fairhaven as a gated community of 49 homesites total — that count has held steady across sources we've checked as of 2026-07.

**Who is the builder at Fairhaven?** Dream Finders Homes is the sole builder developing Fairhaven; we're not aware of any other builder active in this specific gated community as of 2026-07.

**What price range are homes at Fairhaven?** Builder-published starting prices for the current plan lineup range from roughly $949,990 to $1,261,990 depending on floor plan, as listed on dreamfindershomes.com in 2026-07; final prices depend on lot premiums, structural options, and finish-level selections, and can move as the community sells down. We can't tell you what home prices will do in the future — only what's listed as of when we check.

**Is Fairhaven still selling, or is it sold out?** As of 2026-07, Dream Finders' own site showed active available homes and multiple floor plans still open at Fairhaven, with several homes reported as recently sold in late 2025 and mid-2026 per public listing records. With only 49 total homesites, inventory can move quickly and specific plans or lots can sell out with little notice — call us and we'll check same-day availability before you plan a visit.

**What's within walking or short driving distance of Fairhaven?** The community's own marketing emphasizes proximity to a Williamson County recreation facility with walking-trail access, plus quick highway access toward Franklin via I-840 and I-65. We haven't independently verified specific restaurants or retail within walking distance — Thompson's Station's commercial corridor is still developing, so we'd rather drive the actual routes with you than list amenities that may not be open yet.