Treymor

Treymor at a glance

Treymor is a coming-soon, single-family community taking shape on 317 acres off Benders Ferry Road in Mount Juliet, in Wilson County on the east side of metro Nashville. It sits near the intersection of Mays Chapel Road and Liberty Chapel Road, with the community fronting Treymor Drive. The plan is sizable: a 349-home single-family planned unit development approved by the Mount Juliet Board of Commissioners in May 2023 and laid out by Civil Site Design Group to build out across six phases over roughly five years. The builder is John Wieland Homes, and homes are priced from around $650,000. For relocating buyers who want new construction with a true neighborhood feel and a Mount Juliet address, Treymor is one of the Wilson County communities we point out-of-state buyers toward.

Because Treymor is in its early, coming-soon stage, the most useful way to think about it is as a long-term, phased neighborhood rather than a finished one. The homes are larger single-family plans on some of the bigger homesites in the area, and the community is designed around a resort-style amenity set — so it tends to draw buyers who plan to stay a while and want walkable trails, a pool, and gathering spaces close to home. Its position minutes from Providence Marketplace, Old Hickory Lake, and Cedar Creek Yacht Club puts everyday shopping and lake access within an easy drive. Because it is coming soon and built in phases, the available homesites, plans, and pricing will open up over time, which is exactly the kind of moving target we track for buyers week to week.

Who builds in Treymor

Treymor is being built by John Wieland Homes, the single builder for the community. A single-builder neighborhood like this has a clear advantage for an out-of-state buyer: one builder, one set of floor plans, one warranty, and one design process to learn, rather than a patchwork to compare across multiple companies. John Wieland Homes is offering three single-family floor plans here, so the choices are focused and easy to evaluate side by side.

Because we tour new-construction communities constantly, we help buyers walk John Wieland's plans, understand which homesites are releasing in the current phase, and read the builder's incentives and timeline. We always recommend confirming the current builder offerings, standard features, and warranty terms for any specific home before you write an offer — and we are glad to pull those details for you.

Homes & floor plans

Treymor is single-family new construction, offered in three John Wieland floor plans: the Mystique (2,747 square feet), the Prestige (2,649 square feet), and the Palmary (2,691 square feet). That puts the homes in a consistent band of roughly 2,649 to 2,747 finished square feet — comfortable, full-size single-family homes rather than entry-level product. The published configuration centers on a 2-bed, 2.5-bath layout, and as with any new build, John Wieland's options and selections can change the final room count and finishes.

One of Treymor's distinguishing features is the homesites themselves: the lots here are among the larger ones in the area. Specific lot dimensions have not been published this early in the build, so we confirm exact homesite sizes and premiums with the builder for the phase that is releasing. For the current, official plan details — elevations, included features, and any newly released options — the place to look is John Wieland Homes' own Treymor plan pages, and we are happy to walk through them with you and translate the standard-versus-upgrade picture.

Amenities & community life

Treymor is planned around a resort-style amenity set. The centerpiece is a resort-style pool paired with cabanas, an outdoor BBQ area, and a fire pit — the kind of gathering spaces that make a community feel social rather than just a collection of houses. A pocket park, a playground, and a dog park round out the everyday spaces close to home, and a pickleball court adds an active draw that has become a fixture in newer Middle Tennessee communities.

Walking and jogging trails are designed to thread through the community, so day-to-day life here is built to happen on foot as much as by car — a walk with the dog, a morning jog, or an evening at the pool without leaving the neighborhood. Because Treymor is coming soon and built in phases, amenities come online over the build-out, so we confirm which features are open or scheduled for the phase you are considering before you plan a trip.

Location, access & schools

Treymor is located off Benders Ferry Road in Mount Juliet, near the Mays Chapel Road and Liberty Chapel Road intersection, with the community addressed along Treymor Drive in Mount Juliet (ZIP 37122). It is minutes from Providence Marketplace — Mount Juliet's main shopping, dining, and services hub — and close to Old Hickory Lake and the Cedar Creek Yacht Club, so both everyday errands and lakeside recreation are within an easy drive. Mount Juliet's position in Wilson County puts it on the east side of metro Nashville with straightforward access toward the city.

Treymor falls within Wilson County Schools and is zoned to West Elementary, Mt. Juliet Middle School, and Mt. Juliet High School. School zoning can change as the county adjusts attendance boundaries, so we confirm the current zoned schools for a specific homesite with Wilson County Schools before you rely on them.

What to verify before you buy

Treymor is a real, approved community, but it is coming soon and built in six phases over about five years — so the details that matter most to a buyer are exactly the ones that move as the build-out progresses. Before you write an offer, confirm these with us:

• Current pricing and which floor plans (Mystique, Prestige, Palmary) and homesites are releasing in the active phase
• Which phase is selling now and the projected timeline for later phases
• Availability — coming-soon communities release homesites in waves, so inventory changes
• Lot sizes and any homesite premiums for the specific lot you are considering
• HOA dues and what they cover (we confirm the current figures rather than quoting a number that may be out of date)
• Standard features versus upgrades, and the current builder incentives and warranty terms

We pull live numbers, plat and phase information, and the current builder offerings for you so you are deciding on today's facts, not a snapshot from a listing aggregator.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour communities like Treymor constantly, we help you compare floor plans, read the incentives, confirm the homesite and timeline, and navigate the build all the way to closing — especially valuable when you are managing a purchase from out of state. When you are ready to see Treymor or compare it against other Wilson County options, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Who is John Wieland Homes

John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods was founded in Atlanta in 1970 and has since built homes in more than 50 neighborhoods across Atlanta, Charleston, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Nashville, according to the builder's own company history. Over its history the company has been recognized with more than 600 industry awards, including National Builder of the Year and the National Housing Quality Award (John Wieland Homes, company history page, retrieved 2026-07). That track record doesn't change what we tell buyers, though: we still verify current-day specifics — warranty terms, standard features, and this community's own construction timeline — directly with the builder's Treymor sales team rather than relying on general company history.

The Wilson County growth backdrop

Treymor is coming online in a fast-growing part of Wilson County. Mount Juliet's population was estimated at 46,389 in 2026, up 16.9% from the 2020 Census count of 39,682 — a 2.69% annual growth rate (World Population Review, 2026 estimate, sourced to U.S. Census Bureau data). Wilson County was ranked Tennessee's 4th-fastest-growing county and Mount Juliet the state's 6th-fastest-growing city as of the 2020 Census. We share this as growth context only — it is not a prediction about future home values or appreciation, and we can't tell you where prices are headed. What it does mean practically: coming-soon communities like Treymor tend to see homesite releases move quickly once sales open, which is exactly why we track them.

What's already nearby

Providence Marketplace, a few minutes from Treymor, is anchored by Target, Kroger, Belk, JCPenney, Dick's Sporting Goods, and HomeGoods, with additional national retailers, a Regal cinema, and a mix of chain and local restaurants (Providence Marketplace store directory, retrieved 2026-07). Old Hickory Lake and Cedar Creek Yacht Club sit close by as well, giving future Treymor residents everyday shopping and lake access already built out around a still-forming neighborhood — one of the appeals of a coming-soon community in an established corridor rather than a greenfield with no infrastructure yet in place.

How the approval and phasing actually work

Treymor's 349-home plan was approved by the Mount Juliet Board of Commissioners on a narrow vote, with the project engineered by Nashville-based Civil Site Design Group and slated to build out in six phases over roughly five years (Lebanon Democrat, reporting on the approval vote). A multi-phase build-out over that long a horizon means the community you see marketed today — floor plans, pricing, amenities — describes the plan as approved, not a fixed snapshot. Builders routinely adjust phase sequencing, price homes phase-by-phase as costs and demand shift, and bring amenities online in stages rather than all at once. None of that is unusual for a project this size, but it's exactly why 'coming soon' means confirm-before-you-commit, every time, for a community like this.

Get on the list before homesites release

Because Treymor hasn't opened sales yet, the builder is currently taking VIP interest-list signups rather than firm reservations (John Wieland Homes, Treymor community page, retrieved 2026-07). Coming-soon phases like this typically move fast once the first release goes live — early homesites and the first-phase floor plans often draw the most interest. We track new-construction releases across Wilson County every week, so if Treymor is on your list, tell us now: we'll flag you the moment the builder opens the first phase, confirm real pricing and homesite availability the day it's public, and walk the floor plans with you before you're standing in a crowded sales office competing with other buyers who found out the same day you did.