Station Hill

Station Hill is a newer Celebration Homes community in Thompson's Station, in southern Williamson County. The neighborhood is built around green space, with parks, gathering lawns and playgrounds woven through the community, and it leans into roomy single-family floor plans with spacious layouts, custom finishes, and innovative designs. As of mid-2026 it is actively selling, with the model home located at 2005 Riley Park Drive. New-construction pricing and availability change quickly, so the details below are a starting point — we pull current numbers whenever you're ready to look.

The builder and the homes

Station Hill is built by Celebration Homes, the single builder behind this community. The homes are single-family and tend toward spacious layouts with custom finishes and what the builder describes as innovative designs. As of June 2026, builder-published pricing starts from the high $800s — confirm the live number with us before you make a decision, because phase releases and incentives move fast in new construction.

Home sizes run roughly 2,632 to 3,566 square feet, with 2 to 4 bedrooms and 2 to 4.5 bathrooms depending on the floor plan. Celebration Homes offers a range of plans here, including the Reagan II, Mosley II, Tilehurst II, Kendrick, Barkley and Yale II. Which plans are available on which homesites changes as the community sells through, so it's worth confirming current plan availability rather than assuming a specific layout is still open.

Amenities and day-to-day living

The community amenities at Station Hill center on the outdoors: parks, gathering lawns, playgrounds and green space threaded through the neighborhood. The layout is designed so those shared spaces are part of everyday life rather than tucked off to one side — a walk to a park or a gathering lawn is meant to be a short one.

If outdoor common areas matter to you, ask us to walk the green space and gathering lawns with you in person. Amenity plans for newer communities can still be phasing in, so we'll confirm what's built and open today versus what's planned for later sections.

Location and commute

Station Hill sits in Thompson's Station, in the southern part of Williamson County. Commute and drive times depend entirely on where you're headed and when you leave, so rather than quote a number, the smart move is to clock it yourself: drive the route to your office, your kids' activities, or the airport at your real departure time, on a real weekday. We're happy to map the routes that matter to you and meet you at the community so you can test the drive that actually affects your day.

Who it fits

Station Hill tends to suit buyers who want a roomy single-family home — generally in the 2,632 to 3,566 square foot range — and who value spacious layouts with custom finishes. The park, playground and gathering-lawn green space appeals to anyone who wants shared outdoor space close to the front door. Because it's an actively selling Celebration Homes community with several floor plans, it can fit buyers who want some choice of plan and finish while building new.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — the high $800s figure is builder-published as of mid-2026; ask us to pull the live starting price and any current incentives.
• HOA dues and exactly what they cover — what's maintained, and what amenities the dues fund.
• Lot specifics — homesite size, orientation, grade and which lots are still available, since lot details aren't published for every site.
• Builder warranty terms — what's covered and for how long.
• Included versus upgrade — which finishes come standard and which are add-ons, so the base price reflects the home you actually want.
• Build timeline — estimated completion for to-be-built homes versus inventory homes that are further along.
• Your real commute — drive your actual routes at your actual departure times before you commit.

Meritage Homes also builds at Station Hill

The builders list above includes Meritage Homes alongside Celebration Homes, and Meritage's presence here is organized into two separate product lines: the Station Hill Estate Series and the Station Hill Reserve Series. As of mid-2026, Meritage's own site lists Estate Series pricing starting around $818,260-$879,910 and Reserve Series pricing starting somewhat lower, with homes across both lines generally running 2,562 to about 3,388 square feet, 4-5 bedrooms and 3-4.5 bathrooms — floor plans include the Remington, McBryde, Clearwater, Shelton, Harris and Underwood (Meritage Homes builder site, as of mid-2026). That's a different size and price band than the Celebration Homes side of the community described above, so before you tour, ask us which builder and which series is actually attached to the specific lot or section you want to see.

Meritage builds its Station Hill homes to energy-efficiency standards and markets several items as standard rather than add-ons — based on the builder's own materials, that package includes a fully sodded yard, a refrigerator, a washer and dryer, and blinds throughout (Meritage Homes builder site, as of mid-2026). Get that included-features list in writing for the specific plan and series you're considering, since what counts as standard can differ between the Estate and Reserve collections.

Because two builders are active here, you get a genuine side-by-side comparison without leaving the neighborhood — different standard-inclusion lists, different price points, and different design centers between Celebration Homes and Meritage's Estate and Reserve Series. Ask us to line up a same-day visit to both builders' models so you can compare them directly before you commit.

Because Celebration Homes and Meritage Homes are both active in the same footprint, confirm whether the two builders share one HOA and one amenity package or run separate ones — that distinction changes what your dues fund and who you'd call with a warranty question.

What Meritage lists for shared amenities

Meritage's marketing for its Station Hill product lines goes further than 'parks and green space' — it specifically lists a community swimming pool, a cabana, a playground, and walking/jogging trails (Meritage Homes builder site, as of mid-2026). If a pool is part of why you're considering Station Hill, verify in person or with the HOA whether it's already built and open versus still coming, and whether it serves the whole community or only the Meritage sections.

Third-party aggregator sites (not the builders' own pages) have listed an HOA due of roughly $90 per month for the Meritage sections. We have not confirmed that figure against actual HOA governing documents or a live resale listing, so treat it strictly as a rough starting point — get the current number, and what it covers, in writing before you budget around it.

The town versus the mailing address

Station Hill sits within the Town of Thompson's Station, a roughly 22-square-mile municipality in southern Williamson County that Interstate 840 runs through (Town of Thompson's Station All Aboard Comprehensive Plan). Some addresses in this community are assigned a Franklin, TN 37064 mailing address even though the town of record is Thompson's Station — a common USPS ZIP-code quirk in this part of the county. Don't assume municipal jurisdiction from the mailing address alone; confirm which town actually taxes and governs a specific lot, since that can affect the applicable property tax rate and local ordinances.

Day-to-day: groceries, retail, and the drive

For routine errands, a Kroger operates in Thompson's Station at Thompson Station Marketplace on Traders Way (Kroger store locator, as of mid-2026), with Publix locations serving nearby Spring Hill and the Berry Farms area of Franklin. Widely cited mapping and relocation sources put Thompson's Station roughly 10 miles from downtown Franklin and about 30-31 miles from downtown Nashville, commonly estimated at 30-40 minutes via I-65 and I-840 depending on traffic — general reference points, not a promise about your specific commute. As always, drive the route yourself, at your real departure time, before you decide the location works.

Why Thompson's Station keeps adding new communities

Thompson's Station's population went from 7,485 at the 2020 Census to a widely cited 2026 estimate of roughly 9,800-9,850 (U.S. Census Bureau; third-party population-estimate services) — rapid growth that helps explain why new-construction communities like Station Hill keep opening in this corridor. The town's own comprehensive plan points to regional wastewater-facility upgrades as a coming catalyst for further growth pressure, and it states an explicit goal of balancing that growth against existing community character. That's useful context for understanding the area's trajectory — it is not, and should never be read as, a prediction about what happens to home values in Station Hill specifically. Nobody can honestly predict future prices, including us.

Investor-lens checklist for Station Hill

Frequently asked questions

Does Station Hill have more than one builder?

Yes. Celebration Homes builds single-family homes here, and Meritage Homes builds two additional product lines — the Estate Series and the Reserve Series — in the same community. Confirm which builder and series is attached to the specific lot you want to see before you tour, since pricing and floor plans differ between them.

Is the mailing address Franklin or Thompson's Station?

The community is within the Town of Thompson's Station, though some addresses carry a Franklin, TN 37064 mailing address due to how USPS ZIP-code boundaries fall in this part of Williamson County. Confirm actual municipal jurisdiction for a specific lot before assuming which town's tax rate and ordinances apply.

Is there a pool at Station Hill?

Meritage Homes' marketing for its Station Hill product lines lists a community pool, cabana, playground and trails. Ask us to confirm what's actually built and open versus still planned, and whether it's shared across the whole community or specific to one builder's section, since amenity buildout in new communities typically phases in over time.

How much has Thompson's Station grown, and what does that mean for values here?

The town grew from about 7,485 residents at the 2020 Census to a widely cited 2026 estimate near 9,800, and its comprehensive plan anticipates continued growth pressure tied to infrastructure upgrades. That's useful background on the area's trajectory, but we can't tell you what it means for any specific home's future value — no one can honestly predict future prices, and we won't pretend to.