Wynwood Park

Wynwood Park is a new-construction community in Fairview, on the western edge of Williamson County. It's built by Lennar as a single-family neighborhood, and the draw here is space: the floor plans lean toward the larger end of new construction. If you've been hunting for square footage without leaving Williamson, Wynwood Park is worth putting on your list. Pricing on new construction moves with each release, so we'll pull the current numbers on the specific homes and plans available when you reach out.

The builder and the homes

Wynwood Park is a Lennar community of single-family homes. Lennar is a national builder, and like most production builders they work from a set of floor plans you can tour and compare rather than a fully custom design process. That tends to make the buying timeline more predictable, since you're choosing from defined plans and finish packages.

The homes here are on the larger side. Square footage, bedroom and bathroom counts, specific lot dimensions, and the standard feature list vary by plan and by which homes are currently available, so we pull the live inventory and the current plan sheets before you tour. New-construction availability moves fast, so treat any number you read online as a starting point and let us confirm what's actually for sale right now.

Amenities and day-to-day living

We don't have a confirmed community amenity list for Wynwood Park to publish here, and we'd rather tell you that straight than guess. Some Lennar communities include shared amenities and some are primarily a collection of homes with an HOA covering common-area upkeep. Before you commit, it's worth asking exactly what the community offers and what the HOA dues cover. We'll get you the current amenity and HOA details directly from the community when you reach out, so you know what day-to-day life and monthly costs actually look like.

Location and getting around

Wynwood Park sits in Fairview, which puts you on the quieter, more rural-feeling western side of Williamson County while still being inside the county line. From here you've got access toward Franklin and the broader Nashville metro, with Fairview's own town center close by for everyday errands.

Commute times depend entirely on where you're driving and when, so don't take a generic estimate as gospel. The smart move is to clock it yourself: drive from the community to your office, your school drop-off, or wherever you go most, at your actual departure time on a normal weekday. That five-minute test will tell you more than any map app's off-peak number.

Who it fits

Wynwood Park makes the most sense if you want a larger new-construction floor plan and want to stay inside Williamson County. Buyers who like the predictability of a production builder's defined plans and finish packages — and who prefer Fairview's more spread-out western-county setting over a denser in-town location — tend to find it a good match. If a long list of built-in community amenities is a must-have for you, confirm what Wynwood Park actually includes before you settle on a floor plan.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — published figures move with each release; get the live price on the specific home or plan you want.
• HOA dues and what they cover — the monthly amount, and exactly which services, amenities, or common-area upkeep are included.
• Lot specifics — the actual lot size, dimensions, orientation, and any premiums on the homesite you're considering.
• Builder warranty and included-vs-upgrade — what's standard in the base price versus what's an upgrade, and the full warranty terms from Lennar.
• Build timeline — the realistic move-in window for an under-construction home, or the start-to-finish schedule if you're building from a plan.
• Your real commute — drive it yourself, at your normal departure time, to the places you actually go.

Two builders, two phases — what's actually different

Wynwood Park was originally approved by the City of Fairview in 2016 as a single 41.5-acre planned development off Cox Pike, zoned R20 POD at roughly 2 approved units per acre, with 84 total approved single-family lots (City of Fairview New Residential Construction Project List, revised October 1, 2025). In practice, the community built out in phases under two different builders: Boulevard Builders (marketed as BLVD Homes, in partnership with Charter Properties/Charter Real Estate) developed Phase One and Phase Two on streets including Frances Street and Hanworth Street, and Lennar built a separate later section under its own Wynwood Park listing off Cox Pike & Hudgin Court. If you're cross-shopping resale versus new, ask which phase and which builder built the specific home — warranty terms, standard finish packages, and HOA obligations can differ between a BLVD-built home and a Lennar-built home even inside the same subdivision name.

As of the City of Fairview's October 1, 2025 project list, 48 of the 84 approved single-family lots were still shown as unbuilt, meaning the community was still actively delivering new homes rather than fully sold out. That figure will keep moving as both builders release remaining lots, so treat it as a snapshot, not a current count — we'll pull live availability from both builders before you tour.

Lennar floor plans we've seen listed

On the BLVD Homes side, third-party new-home aggregators have listed homes in Wynwood Park ranging from roughly 2,009 to 4,059 sq ft and priced from about $512,295 to $899,900 across quick move-in and to-be-built inventory (NewHomeSource, as of 2026). That's a wide spread — it reflects different lot sizes, phases, and finish levels rather than one standard home, so don't anchor on either end of that range without confirming which specific plan and lot it applies to.

Location and commute specifics

Wynwood Park sits off Cox Pike in Fairview, on Frances Street in the BLVD-built sections and near Hudgin Court on the Lennar side, TN 37062. Fairview itself sits roughly 20-25 miles southwest of Nashville in the westernmost part of Williamson County (Nashville Home Guru Fairview community guide, as of 2026). Reported drive times under normal conditions run about 30-40 minutes into Nashville via I-40 East, and about 20-25 minutes east into Cool Springs/Franklin via Highway 96 — but those are averages, not your commute; test it yourself at your actual departure time before you commit to a lot.

Tennessee's Department of Transportation has been widening State Route 96 between Franklin and Fairview in phases (TDOT project announcements, first segment underway per TDOT), which affects Highway 96 drive times to Cool Springs during active construction. If your commute runs that corridor, ask us for the current construction status before you assume today's drive time will match six months from now.

Nearby lifestyle amenity: Bowie Nature Park

Fairview's biggest lifestyle draw isn't inside Wynwood Park itself — it's Bowie Nature Park, a 700-plus acre city park with five lakes, 14-plus miles of trails, a nature center, playground, and free access, located off Highway 100 about a mile west of the Highway 96/100 interchange (Bowie Nature Park, bowiepark.org). It's a genuine amenity for a Wynwood Park household even though it isn't part of the subdivision's own HOA-covered features, and it's one of the reasons buyers pick western Williamson County over a denser in-town lot.

Schools zoned to this address

Wynwood Park falls within Williamson County Schools. We don't characterize school quality, rankings, or which school is "better" — that's not information we can honestly generalize, and school zones can shift. Pull the current zoned elementary, middle, and high school for the specific address you're considering directly from Williamson County Schools' zone lookup, and check the GreatSchools.org and Tennessee Department of Education report cards yourself for whatever data points matter to you.

Price context — dated, sourced, no predictions

For context on where Wynwood Park pricing sits inside the broader Fairview market: the median closed sale price across Fairview overall was reported at $582,995 over the 12 months ending March 2026, with new construction specifically carrying a higher median of $738,942 in that same window (Nashville Home Guru Fairview community guide, sourced to closed MLS data). Wynwood Park's own reported range — roughly $512,295 to $899,900 depending on builder, phase, and finish level — falls on both sides of that town-wide new-construction median. We can't predict where prices go from here, and we won't try; what we can do is pull the live comparables and the current builder price sheet before you write an offer, so you're working from today's numbers, not a stale online listing.

Investor and resale lens: what to verify before you buy in Wynwood Park

Frequently asked questions

Is Wynwood Park one builder or two? Two. Boulevard Builders (marketed as BLVD Homes, developed with Charter Properties) built Phase One and Phase Two, and Lennar built a separate section, both inside the same 2016-approved subdivision off Cox Pike.

How big is the community? The City of Fairview's approval covers 41.5 acres and 84 total single-family lots — this isn't a large master-planned community, it's a mid-size single-family subdivision.

Is Wynwood Park still selling new homes? As of the City of Fairview's October 1, 2025 count, 48 of the 84 approved lots were unbuilt, which points to active ongoing sales, but that number moves — we'll confirm current availability with both builders when you reach out.

What schools is Wynwood Park zoned for? It falls within Williamson County Schools. Confirm the specific zoned elementary, middle, and high school for the address you're considering directly with Williamson County Schools, since zone lines can shift.

How far is Wynwood Park from Nashville and Franklin? Reported average drive times are roughly 30-40 minutes to Nashville via I-40 East and 20-25 minutes to Cool Springs/Franklin via Highway 96 under normal conditions — test your own commute at your actual travel times before deciding.