New Construction Townhomes Near Nashville Under $350K (2026)

Short answer: As of July 2026, more than 40 new-construction communities across the Nashville area have townhomes with base prices under $350,000 — the most attainable slice of new construction in the metro. They're concentrated in Davidson (Nashville, Madison, Antioch, Hermitage), Rutherford (Murfreesboro, Smyrna), Maury (Columbia, Spring Hill), Montgomery (Clarksville), and Sumner (Gallatin, Portland) counties, with entry points from the low $200,000s. The Will Johnson Team represents townhome buyers at little or no cost to you — call 615-265-1000 for the current list in your target area.

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Townhomes are where new construction near Nashville is still genuinely attainable — dozens of communities start under $350,000, several under $260,000, across seven counties.

New-construction townhome communities under $350K (a county-by-county sample)

A representative sample of the 40-plus communities we track with townhomes starting under $350,000, as of mid-2026. Some communities mix townhomes with single-family homes; the from-price reflects the community's entry point. Starting prices and released inventory change weekly — we confirm live before you tour:

What to know before you buy a new townhome

• •HOA and what it covers: townhome HOAs often cover exterior maintenance, lawn, and sometimes a community pool — confirm exactly what's included and the monthly dues.
• •End unit vs. interior: end units carry more windows and light (and usually a premium); we help you weigh the trade-off on available lots.
• •Warranty: most new townhomes carry a 1-2-10 builder warranty — one year workmanship, two on systems, ten structural.
• •Rental/investor rules: if you're buying as an investment, confirm the community's leasing rules up front — some restrict rentals.
• •Resale pool: townhomes appeal to first-time buyers and downsizers, which shapes who you'll eventually sell to — worth thinking about at purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Are there new-construction townhomes near Nashville under $350K?

Yes — more than 40 communities across the metro have townhomes starting under $350,000 as of mid-2026, with several under $260,000. They're concentrated in Davidson, Rutherford, Maury, Montgomery, and Sumner counties.

Where are the cheapest new townhomes near Nashville?

Some of the lowest entry points we track are Somerset Springs in Spring Hill (~$211,900), Markham East in Donelson (~$240,000), and 11 South in Sango near Clarksville (~$249,500), all as of mid-2026. Starting prices change, so we confirm live.

Do townhome HOAs cover exterior maintenance?

Often yes — many townhome HOAs cover exterior and lawn maintenance and sometimes amenities like a pool, which is part of the appeal. Coverage and dues vary by community, so we pull the specifics before you commit.

Can I buy a new townhome as a rental?

Sometimes — but confirm the community's leasing rules first, because some restrict or cap rentals. We check the HOA rules for any community you're considering as an investment.

Sources

Community starting prices and home types are from the Will Johnson Team new-construction datasets across Davidson, Rutherford, Sumner, Maury, Montgomery, Williamson, and Wilson counties (as of June 2026). The table is a representative sample of a larger set; the full current list is available by phone. No fee enumerated ("little or no cost"); no price predictions; Fair-Housing clean.