Fox Farms

Fox Farms is a luxury gated community in Arrington, Tennessee, set on estate-sized homesites in the rolling countryside of southern Williamson County. If you're drawn to the privacy of a gated entry, generous lots, and the room that comes with building new this far out from the city's denser corridors, Fox Farms is worth a close look. We tour new-construction communities like this one constantly, so we can walk you through what's actually available right now and help you decide whether it fits.

The Builder and Home Styles

Fox Farms is built by Drees Homes, a longtime builder active across the Middle Tennessee new-construction market. The community is planned around luxury single-family homes on estate-sized homesites, which gives the streetscape a more spread-out, custom feel than you'll find on tighter production lots.

Specific floor plans, square footage ranges, bedroom and bathroom counts, and the list of standard versus optional features change as a community sells through and as the builder updates offerings. Rather than quote numbers that may be out of date, we'll pull the current plan lineup and pricing directly for you so you're working from what's true today. When we represent you on a new build, that representation comes at little or no cost to you, and because we're in these communities regularly we can help you compare plans and understand what's included.

Amenities and Day-to-Day Living

The defining feature of Fox Farms is its gated entry, which sets the tone for a more private, controlled-access community. Paired with estate-sized homesites, the day-to-day feel here leans toward space and seclusion rather than a high-density, amenity-packed layout.

If a community pool, clubhouse, trail system, or other shared amenities matter to you, those should be confirmed live before you commit, since amenity plans can evolve as a community is developed. We're happy to verify exactly what's in place today and what, if anything, is planned.

Location and Commute

Arrington sits in southern Williamson County, surrounded by the open, rolling landscape that gives this part of Middle Tennessee its character. Commute times from a community like Fox Farms depend heavily on where you're actually headed and when you leave, and traffic patterns out here can shift with the time of day.

Rather than rely on an estimate, clock it yourself: map the drive from Fox Farms to your office, your kids' activities, the airport, or wherever you go most often, at your real departure time on a typical day. That's the only number that matters for your routine, and it's worth doing before you fall for a floor plan.

Who It Fits

Fox Farms tends to suit buyers who value privacy and space: the gated entry and estate-sized homesites appeal to those who want room around their home and a more secluded setting over a tightly packed subdivision. If you're looking for a luxury single-family new build with elbow room in southern Williamson County, this is the kind of community that's built around exactly that. If shared amenities or a shorter commute to a specific job center rank higher on your list, it's worth weighing those trade-offs, and we can help you compare Fox Farms against other Arrington and Williamson County options.

What to Verify Before You Buy Here

New-construction details move fast. Before you write a contract, confirm the following so you're deciding on current facts, not last quarter's:

• Current pricing and which plans and homesites are available right now, since availability and price change quickly
• HOA dues, how often they're billed, and exactly what they cover
• The specifics of your lot: size, boundaries, easements, grading, and any premium tied to the homesite
• The builder's warranty terms and a clear, written breakdown of what's standard versus an upgrade
• The construction timeline and the projected completion or move-in date
• Your real commute, clocked from the homesite to the places you go most, at your actual departure time

Two Builders, Two Takes on Estate Living

Fox Farms is being built out by two builders working side by side: Drees Homes and Partners in Building. Drees is the more established Middle Tennessee production-luxury builder of the pair, with a long track record of larger communities across the region, including neighboring Kings' Chapel just up the road. Partners in Building is a custom-home builder that typically works in a more one-off, client-directed process, so its Fox Farms homes tend to be built to greater individual specification than a standard builder catalog. If a fully custom build matters more to you than a curated plan lineup with faster build times, that's the practical difference between the two builders here, and it's worth asking each builder directly about their current process, allowances, and timeline before you pick a homesite (Partners in Building, newhomesource.com, as of 2026-07).

Lot Sizes and Community Scale

Homesite size at Fox Farms has been described by Drees Homes as ranging from roughly 0.4 to 1-plus acres, with at least one aggregator listing the range as approximately half an acre up to 1.58 acres — the spread likely reflects different phases or sections of the community, so ask which specific homesites are currently available and their exact recorded size. Fox Farms is a relatively small, intimate community by design rather than a large master-planned subdivision, so the number of total homesites is limited; confirm the current homesite count and how many remain unsold directly with the builders, since that inventory moves (Drees Homes, newhomesource.com, as of 2026-07).

Sample Floor Plans and Pricing Reference Point

As of 2026-07, aggregator listings showed Drees plans at Fox Farms such as the Belvidere (around 4,306 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths), the Elmsley (around 4,595 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths), and the Dresden (around 5,177 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths), with listed prices in the roughly $1.78 million to $1.9 million range for those specific plans and their elevations at that time (Zillow community listings, newhomesource.com, as of 2026-07). We're citing these as a dated reference point for what has been offered, not a prediction of what's available or what it costs today — plan lineups, included features, and pricing shift as the community sells through and as the builders update their offerings, so pull the live plan list and current pricing before you anchor on any number here.

Club at Kings Chapel Access

One amenity detail worth knowing: Drees Homes' own marketing for Fox Farms describes the community as pairing its private, gated homesites with access to The Club at Kings Chapel, the amenity club serving the neighboring Kings' Chapel community — described as including a pool, fitness center, and restaurant (Drees Homes, as of 2026-07). Amenity clubs like this typically involve their own membership structure, an initiation cost, and ongoing dues that are separate from any Fox Farms HOA — confirm directly with the builder or the club whether Fox Farms homeowners are automatically eligible for membership, what the current enrollment and dues structure looks like, and whether that's expected to remain in place, since amenity-access arrangements between neighboring communities can change over time.

Location and Commute Specifics

Arrington sits along the TN-96 corridor in southern Williamson County. As a general reference point, driving distance from the Arrington area to downtown Franklin runs roughly 10 miles via SR-96, and to Brentwood roughly 18 miles (distance-cities.com, as of 2026-07) — both are straight-line driving-distance estimates, not a time-of-day commute, so they'll run longer at rush hour. As always, we'd rather you clock your own real drive from a specific Fox Farms homesite to your actual daily destinations than lean on a generic distance figure.

Growth Context for the Area

Arrington's 37014 zip code has been among the faster-growing parts of Williamson County: one demographic source put the ZIP's population growth at roughly 34% over the prior decade, compared with Williamson County overall growing about 33% from 2014 to 2024 (zipdatamaps.com; county figures per public demographic sources, as of 2026-07). We're flagging that as historical growth context only — it describes what has happened, not a forecast, and we can't predict future population trends or what they might mean for prices in Fox Farms specifically.

Schools

Homes in Fox Farms fall within Williamson County Schools, the public district serving this part of the county. School zoning is assigned by specific address and can change between school years, so we don't characterize or compare school quality here — pull the current zoned elementary, middle, and high school for a specific Fox Farms address from the Williamson County Schools zoning tool at wcs.edu, and cross-check ratings and report cards on GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education's site before you rely on any zoning assumption.

Investor and Resale Lens

If you're evaluating Fox Farms with resale or long-term hold in mind rather than pure lifestyle, a few additional things are worth digging into beyond the standard verification checklist: how the HOA (and any separate amenity-club membership) is structured for a future buyer — is club access transferable, or does a new owner have to re-apply and pay a fresh initiation; how many of the total homesites are sold versus still available, since a still-building-out gated community can mean ongoing construction traffic and noise for a period after you close; and how Fox Farms' price band compares, plan for plan and acre for acre, against neighboring Arrington gated communities so you know whether you're paying a premium for the Fox Farms name, the lot size, or the club access. None of this tells you what the home will be worth later — we can't predict future prices — but it does tell you what you're actually buying into today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fox Farms an active or an age-restricted community? Fox Farms is a standard gated residential community with no age restriction indicated in builder marketing as of 2026-07; confirm current HOA covenants directly since community rules can be updated.

How does Fox Farms compare to Kings' Chapel next door? Both are gated Drees-associated communities in Arrington, and Fox Farms has been marketed with access to The Club at Kings Chapel's amenities. The practical differences tend to come down to lot size, home price point, and how far along each community is in its build-out — we can walk you through both in person.

Can I use my own lender or does the builder require theirs? Builders often have a preferred or affiliated lender and may offer incentives for using it, but you are not required to use the builder's lender. Compare rates and terms directly, and ask your agent to confirm the current builder-incentive structure, since incentive offers change without notice.

Do I need my own agent to tour or buy in Fox Farms? Builder sales representatives on-site represent the builder, not you. Bringing your own buyer's agent typically comes at little or no cost to you, and often needs to happen at your first visit or registration for you to be represented — check the specific builder's registration policy before you tour.