Williamson County, Tennessee
Nolensville is Williamson County's hidden gem, offering top-rated schools and sought-after new construction at more accessible prices than Franklin or Brentwood. Explore active communities, compare builders, and find the right fit — from the mid-$300s to $700s+.
15,000+
Population
25 min
To Downtown Nashville
#1
Williamson County Schools
$300s–$700s+
New Construction Range
Why buyers love Nolensville
Nolensville offers a rare combination: top-rated Williamson County schools and a genuine small-town atmosphere at prices significantly lower than neighboring Franklin and Brentwood. The historic downtown, anchored by the iconic Nolensville Feed Mill, provides a charming focal point for a community that has grown rapidly while preserving its rural character.
Williamson County's nationally ranked school system is the primary draw for families, with Nolensville High School and Mill Creek Middle School consistently earning top marks. Builders including Taylor Morrison, Pulte Homes, Lennar, and Meritage Homes compete across the Nolensville Road and Clovercroft corridors, offering homes from the mid-$300s to $700s+. For buyers seeking Williamson County's quality of life at a more accessible price point, Nolensville is the answer.
Nolensville is one of Williamson County's most sought-after small towns, offering a historic Main Street, the iconic Nolensville Feed Mill, and a genuine small-town atmosphere. The town has managed to grow rapidly while preserving its rural character and community feel.
Nolensville families benefit from Williamson County's nationally ranked school system. Nolensville High School, Mill Creek Middle, and several elementary schools serve the community with exceptional academic programs and dedicated teachers.
Nolensville offers some of the most accessible pricing in Williamson County, with new construction from the mid-$300s to $700s+. Buyers get top-rated Williamson County schools at prices lower than Franklin or Brentwood, making it a popular choice for families.
Nolensville's setting in Williamson County's rolling green hills provides a beautiful backdrop for new construction communities. The town's parks, the nearby Crockett Park, and the rural character of the surrounding countryside offer abundant outdoor recreation.
New Construction Market
Nolensville is one of Williamson County's fastest-growing new construction markets, offering top schools at more accessible prices than Franklin or Brentwood.
Nolensville's new construction is dominated by family-friendly master-planned communities designed for Williamson County's school-oriented families. The Crockett Park area and Clovercroft offer the most active new construction, with amenities that appeal to growing families.
Prices range from the low $300s in south Nolensville to $700s+ in the Split Log Road area. Taylor Morrison, Pulte Homes, Lennar, and Meritage Homes compete in the Nolensville market, offering a range of floor plans and price points.
Nolensville offers the most accessible entry point into Williamson County's top-rated school system. Buyers can enjoy the same nationally ranked schools as Franklin and Brentwood at prices starting from the low $300s, making it one of the best values in Middle Tennessee.
Where to look
Most new construction in Nolensville clusters along the Nolensville Road corridor, with additional communities in the Clovercroft area, Burkitt Road, and south Nolensville near the Spring Hill border.
Approximate area of Nolensville, TN — communities are concentrated along the Nolensville Road corridor, Clovercroft, and Burkitt Road.
Active Developments
Below are current new construction communities actively selling in the Nolensville area, sorted from the most affordable to the highest price points. Each community offers a distinct mix of home styles, amenities, and builder quality.
From the mid-$300s
North Nolensville with Williamson County schools and park access. The Crockett Park area offers family-friendly master-planned communities near one of Williamson County's largest parks, with sports fields, walking trails, and community events.
Home Sizes
2,000-3,500 sq ft
Bedrooms
3-5 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the $400s
East Nolensville with larger lots and premium homes. Clovercroft offers rural Williamson County character with larger homesites and premium construction, appealing to buyers seeking space and privacy without sacrificing school access.
Home Sizes
2,200-4,000 sq ft
Bedrooms
3-6 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the mid-$300s
Growing corridor with new communities and modern homes. Burkitt Road is one of Nolensville's most active growth corridors, offering new construction in a convenient location with access to both the historic town center and the broader Williamson County area.
Home Sizes
1,800-3,200 sq ft
Bedrooms
3-5 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the mid-$300s
Classic Nolensville corridor with new builds among established areas. Nolensville Road offers the quintessential Nolensville living experience, with new construction alongside older homes that give the area its established character.
Home Sizes
1,800-3,200 sq ft
Bedrooms
3-5 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the $400s
Upscale community with estate-style homes and large lots. Split Log Road offers premium Williamson County living with estate-sized homesites and custom-built quality in a setting that showcases the area's rolling hills.
Home Sizes
2,500-4,200 sq ft
Bedrooms
4-6 Bedrooms
Key Features
From the low $300s
More affordable new construction bordering Spring Hill. South Nolensville offers the most accessible entry point into Williamson County, with growing infrastructure and the same top-rated schools at a lower price point.
Home Sizes
1,600-2,800 sq ft
Bedrooms
3-5 Bedrooms
Key Features
Note: Prices, availability, and community details are approximate and subject to change. Listed information is based on publicly available builder and market data as of July 2026. Contact us for the most current pricing, lot availability, and incentive information for any Nolensville community.
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