Pasadena

Pasadena is an established community in Brentwood, Tennessee, in Williamson County, where you'll find luxury new-construction homes built as infill on lots within an already-settled neighborhood. Rather than a brand-new subdivision rising from raw ground, this is the kind of place where newly built homes go up alongside existing ones, giving the streets a mature, lived-in character while still offering the chance to own something built recently.

Builders & home styles

Pasadena is an infill setting, and the new construction here is built by Turnberry Homes. Because infill homes can vary lot to lot, the builder behind any given home is still worth confirming live before you tour or write an offer — we'll verify the builder on the specific home you're considering so you know exactly who's responsible for the construction and the warranty.

The new construction here is single-family. Because each home can come from a different builder and spec, pricing in Pasadena is best confirmed live on the specific home you're considering rather than from a published figure. New-construction pricing moves quickly, so when you're ready, we pull the current numbers, floor plans, and available homesites directly so you're working from real, up-to-date pricing.

Because specific square footage, bedroom and bathroom counts, and interior features for the available homes aren't something we'd want to state without confirming, we'll verify those details on the exact home you're interested in. That way you're comparing real, current specs rather than a generic description.

Amenities & day-to-day lifestyle

Pasadena is an established Brentwood neighborhood, so its day-to-day appeal comes from the setting itself — the streets, the lots, and the surrounding Brentwood area — rather than from a roster of community amenities. There are no specific shared amenities documented for Pasadena that we'd want to assert here. If amenities matter to you, that's exactly the kind of thing we'll confirm live, including anything tied to an HOA, so you know precisely what's included before you buy.

Location & commute

Pasadena sits in Brentwood, which places you in southern Williamson County with access to the corridors that connect Brentwood to the wider Nashville area. Commute times depend entirely on where you're heading and when you leave, so we won't guess at drive times for you.

The best way to know your real commute is to clock it yourself: drive from Pasadena to your office, school, or wherever you go most often, at your actual departure time on a typical day. A weekday morning run will tell you far more than any estimate, and we're happy to help you line up a visit so you can do exactly that.

Who it fits

Pasadena tends to suit buyers who want luxury single-family new construction but prefer the feel of an established Brentwood neighborhood over a brand-new development. If you like the idea of a recently built home set among mature surroundings, and you're comfortable in the price range Brentwood new construction commands, this is a community worth a closer look. Because each home can differ by builder and spec, it also fits buyers who want to evaluate homes one at a time rather than choosing from a single production line.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — confirm the live price on the specific home, since new-construction figures change fast and we pull current numbers for you.
• HOA dues and what they cover — whether there's an HOA, how much it costs, and exactly what it includes.
• Lot specifics — the size, orientation, and boundaries of the homesite you're considering.
• Builder identity, warranty, and what's included vs. an upgrade — who built the home, what the warranty covers, and which finishes are standard versus add-on cost.
• Construction timeline — the expected completion or move-in window if the home isn't finished.
• Your real commute — clocked yourself, from the home to where you actually go, at your normal departure time.

Where Pasadena actually sits, and why the address matters

Here is a detail worth knowing before you assume anything from the mailing address: Pasadena carries a Brentwood mailing address and 37027 zip code, but the community itself sits within the Town of Nolensville, not the City of Brentwood city limits (as of 2026, per Turnberry Homes' own community page and area brokerage listings). That distinction is not cosmetic. It can affect which municipal services, town ordinances, and municipal tax rate apply to a given address, on top of the Williamson County taxes every property in the county shares. We will help you confirm the exact jurisdiction on file for any specific address in Pasadena before you write an offer.

Commonly cited directions to the community: south on I-65, east on Concord Road, right on Sunset Road, left on Waller Road, then right on Maupin Road (as of 2026, per area brokerage listings). The Publix-anchored Village Green in Nolensville is described as roughly five minutes away, and Cool Springs Galleria and the Mallory Lane retail corridor as roughly ten minutes north (as of 2026, per Nashville Home Guru's Pasadena-specific page). Those are useful reference points, but as always, we would encourage you to clock the actual drive yourself rather than take any listing's word for it.

Community scale and build timeline

Pasadena is a finite community of 42 total homesites with a half-acre minimum lot size, with individual lots ranging from roughly 0.46 to 0.76 acres (as of 2026, per Turnberry Homes and Nashville Home Guru). Turnberry began developing the community in 2023, with most homes built between 2023 and 2025, and the community was reported at or near full buildout by 2026, with 41 of the 42 homesites sold over the trailing 12 months (as of 2026, per Nashville Home Guru's Pasadena-specific market data). Practically, that means Pasadena is a late-stage, largely built-out community rather than an early-phase subdivision. Most opportunities at this point are resales of recently built Turnberry homes, a model home, or the occasional remaining homesite, so availability should always be confirmed live rather than assumed.

Home sizes, floor plans, and exterior construction

Homes in Pasadena have ranged from roughly 3,750 to 6,378 square feet, with 4 to 6 bedrooms and 3.5 to 6.5 bathrooms across the community (as of 2026, per Nashville Home Guru's Pasadena-specific market data). Every home is built with all-brick exterior construction, a signature of Turnberry's build standard, in traditional or ranch-style architecture, and many floor plans offer a main-level owner's suite (as of 2026, per Turnberry Homes). One named floor plan associated with the community is the St. Andrews III, which Turnberry has featured as a model home in Pasadena with mostly one-level living, a study, a bonus room, and guest retreats on the main floor (as of 2026, per Turnberry Homes' property listings). Floor plan availability changes as the community sells out, so we will confirm exactly which plans, if any, remain open before you tour.

HOA and what it does (and does not) cover

Pasadena has a homeowners association, reported at roughly $110 per month as of 2026 (per Nashville Home Guru's Pasadena-specific page) — a figure we would always confirm directly with the HOA or a current listing before you rely on it, since dues can change. The community's amenity approach favors privacy over a clubhouse-style package: underground utilities, sidewalks throughout the neighborhood, and protected tree buffers between homesites are the commonly cited features, rather than a pool, fitness center, or organized recreation (as of 2026, per Nashville Home Guru). If a shared amenity package is important to you, Pasadena's half-acre lots and buffered privacy are the trade-off to weigh against communities built around a clubhouse.

Price context, dated and sourced

Trailing-12-month sales data for Pasadena, as reported by Nashville Home Guru citing RealTracs-sourced figures as of 2026, shows closed prices ranging from roughly $1,382,194 to $2,203,426, a median sale price of roughly $1,574,799, and a price per square foot generally between $258 and $414 (averaging around $355). That is historical, dated market data, not a prediction, and it will not tell you what a specific home will sell for today. We cannot predict future prices in Pasadena or anywhere else, and new-construction and resale pricing in a near-built-out luxury community like this can move quickly. When you are ready to look seriously, we pull live comparable sales and current listings directly so you are working from real numbers, not a historical average.

Schools serving Pasadena

Homes in Pasadena are commonly reported as zoned to Sunset Elementary School, Sunset Middle School, and Nolensville High School, all part of Williamson County Schools (as of 2026, per Turnberry Homes and area brokerage listings). School zoning can change and should always be confirmed for a specific address rather than assumed from a general area description. We do not characterize school quality or rankings here; if that matters to your decision, pull the current GreatSchools.org profile and the Tennessee Department of Education report card for the specific zoned schools tied to the exact home you are considering.

What to verify before you buy in Pasadena, an investor's checklist

Frequently asked questions about Pasadena

Is Pasadena in Brentwood or Nolensville? The community uses a Brentwood mailing address and 37027 zip code, but sits within the Town of Nolensville rather than Brentwood's city limits (as of 2026, per Turnberry Homes and area listings). We will confirm the exact jurisdiction for any specific address you are considering.

Is Pasadena still selling new construction? As of 2026, the community was reported at or near full buildout, with 41 of 42 homesites sold over the trailing 12 months (per Nashville Home Guru). That means remaining opportunities are more likely to be a recently built home, a model home, or an occasional resale rather than a fresh homesite, so we always confirm live availability before we plan a tour.

What does the HOA cover in Pasadena? Reporting places dues at roughly $110 per month as of 2026, with the community emphasizing underground utilities, sidewalks, and tree-buffered privacy rather than a clubhouse-style amenity package (per Nashville Home Guru). We will verify current dues and exactly what is included directly with the HOA before you rely on any figure.

Can you tell me if home values in Pasadena will keep rising? We cannot predict future prices for Pasadena or any community. What we can do is show you the dated sales history, pull current comparable listings, and help you understand what has happened so far so you can make your own informed decision.