Whittmore

Whittmore is an established single-family community in Nolensville, on the eastern side of Williamson County, Tennessee. Built by Beazer Homes circa 2016 to 2019, it has a distinct character: all-brick and brick-and-stone homes set on large lots, with the trail network running right through the neighborhood. As of June 2026 Whittmore is essentially built out — any remaining homes from the builder are sold by appointment only — so the address now trades mostly on the resale market rather than offering open builder inventory. It remains a relevant community to understand if you're shopping Nolensville new construction, and because we tour communities across Williamson County constantly and represent buyers at little or no cost to you, we can help you find an opportunity in Whittmore or point you to comparable communities still actively selling.

The builder and home styles

Whittmore was built by Beazer Homes, a national builder active in the Middle Tennessee market. The community is made up of single-family homes, and the look is consistent: exteriors are all-brick or brick-and-stone, which gives the streetscape a substantial, low-maintenance feel.

Floor plans here range roughly from 2,580 to 4,660 square feet, so there's real variety in footprint from one home to the next. Many of the homes were built with three-car garages and sit on large lots, and several have direct access to the community trail network from the property. Specific features, bedroom and bath counts, and finishes vary home to home, so confirm what any individual listing actually includes rather than assuming a feature is standard across the neighborhood.

Because Whittmore is essentially sold out, a home you'd buy here now is most likely a resale rather than a fresh build from Beazer, and any remaining builder homes are offered by appointment only. That means the price is set by the current owner and the market, not by a published builder figure. We pull live comps and current listings rather than quote a number that may be out of date, and we can walk you through how a specific home is laid out so you know exactly what you're comparing.

Amenities and day-to-day lifestyle

The amenity we can confirm for Whittmore is its trail network, with several homes built for direct trail access from the property. Day to day, that means you can step out and connect to the trails without driving anywhere, which is part of what gives the community its established, walkable feel.

Beyond the trails, we won't guess at an amenity list we can't confirm. Whether the community has additional shared common areas, and exactly what the HOA maintains, are details worth confirming in the HOA documents before you commit. When you're looking at a specific home here, we'll get the current HOA dues and the rules and inclusions in writing so you have an accurate picture of the day-to-day.

Location and commute

Whittmore sits in Nolensville, in Williamson County, on the southeast side of the Nashville area. Whether the location works for you depends entirely on where you actually drive — the office, school drop-offs, the airport, family, your regular spots around town. Rather than quote a drive time that won't match your reality, do the most reliable test there is: plug the community address into your maps app and clock it yourself at your real departure time, on the days and hours you'd actually be making the trip. Traffic in Middle Tennessee shifts a lot by time of day, so a midday number can look very different from a weekday morning. We're happy to point you to the routes locals actually use so your test drive is realistic.

Who it fits

Whittmore tends to suit a buyer who wants an established Nolensville address with a brick-built, large-lot character and trail connectivity already in place. The floor plans — roughly 2,580 to 4,660 square feet, many with three-car garages — give you a genuine range in size and storage, and the all-brick or brick-and-stone exteriors appeal to buyers who like a durable, settled look. Because the community is essentially sold out, it also fits buyers who would rather move into a finished neighborhood with mature trees and trails than wait through a build. If you specifically need to buy new from a builder, we can compare Whittmore against Nolensville communities that are still actively selling. The best way to know whether a particular home here fits is to see it in person and match it against what you actually need.

What to verify before you buy here

• Live pricing — because Whittmore is essentially sold out, any purchase here is most likely a resale and any remaining builder homes are by appointment only, so confirm current comps and the actual list price rather than relying on an old builder figure.
• HOA dues and what they cover — get the current monthly or annual amount in writing along with exactly what's included, plus any rules that affect how you'd use the home and lot.
• Lot specifics — confirm the actual dimensions, boundaries, orientation, slope, drainage, and any easements for the specific large lot you're considering, and verify whether the home truly has direct trail access.
• Builder warranty and included-versus-upgrade items — on a resale home, ask whether any portion of Beazer's original warranty is still in effect or transferable, and identify which features were standard versus upgrades the original owner added.
• Timeline — confirm availability and the closing timeline for the specific home, since these are completed homes rather than fresh builds and inventory moves quickly.
• The real commute — drive your actual routes at the times you'll truly be on the road before you decide the location works.