Ridgeside Heights

Ridgeside Heights at a glance

Ridgeside Heights is a coming-soon residential community planned for a 42-acre site in Antioch, in southeast Davidson County, at the corner of Cane Ridge Road and Old Franklin Road. Public planning documents describe 182 total units — a mix of 83 townhomes and 99 single-family homes — laid out as a mixed-density neighborhood near the I-24 interchange that opened in 2022. As of the March 2026 filing, the project was scheduled for Metro Planning Commission review on April 23, 2026, with the land still held by its longtime owners and not yet acquired by the developer, so this is an early-stage community to watch rather than one selling homes today.

The homebuilder behind the plan is M/I Homes, which entered the Nashville market in 2021. Based on the home types and the project's stated target of entry-level to move-up buyers, Ridgeside Heights is shaping up to appeal to people looking for a newer home in a fast-growing part of southeast Nashville with quick interstate access. Because pricing has not been officially published, the figures below are estimates from market comparables — we pull live numbers directly from the builder and MLS for you as they become available.

Who builds in Ridgeside Heights

M/I Homes is the builder of record for Ridgeside Heights. A national homebuilder that expanded into the Nashville market in 2021, M/I Homes builds both townhomes and single-family homes, which fits the mixed-density plan filed for this site. Their published target for the community is entry-level to move-up buyers, meaning you can expect a range of floor plans and price points rather than a single product type.

The civil engineering for the project is being handled by Thomas & Hutton's Nashville office, the firm listed as project engineer in the public filing. Because we tour M/I Homes communities and others across Middle Tennessee constantly, we can help you understand how this builder's plans, included features, and build process compare to the other options you're weighing — at little or no cost to you as a buyer.

Homes & floor plans

Ridgeside Heights is planned as 182 homes across two product types: 83 townhomes and 99 single-family homes. That split is the most reliable detail available right now — the community is at the planning stage, so specific floor plans, bedroom and bathroom counts, square footage, and lot dimensions have not yet been published.

Once M/I Homes opens this community and releases its plan lineup, the official floor plans, included features, and lot details will live on the builder's Nashville-area community pages. Rather than rely on early estimates, we'll pull the current plans and specs and walk them through with you so you can compare options accurately. If exact beds, baths, square footage, or lot sizes matter to your decision, just ask and we'll confirm the latest directly with the builder.

Amenities & community life

Ridgeside Heights is designed as a mixed-density residential community combining townhomes and single-family homes on a single 42-acre site. The plans on file include 406 parking spaces to serve the neighborhood.

Because the community is still in the planning phase, additional amenity details have not been published. As M/I Homes finalizes and opens Ridgeside Heights, we'll confirm what amenities and community features are included so you have the current picture before you commit.

Location, access & schools

Ridgeside Heights sits at Cane Ridge Road and Old Franklin Road in Antioch, in the southeast corner of Davidson County. The site is near the I-24 interchange that opened in 2022, which gives the area direct interstate access toward downtown Nashville and out toward Murfreesboro and the southeast suburbs.

Antioch and the Cane Ridge area are zoned across several Metro Nashville Public Schools campuses, and exact assignments depend on the specific address and can change. Elementary schools that serve this part of southeast Davidson County include A.Z. Kelley Elementary, Cane Ridge Elementary, Cole Elementary, Henry C. Maxwell Elementary, J.E. Moss Elementary, Thomas A. Edison Elementary, Eagle View Elementary, and Smith Springs Elementary. Zoned middle schools in the area include Antioch Middle, Apollo Middle, Thurgood Marshall Middle, and John F. Kennedy Middle. Zoned high schools include Antioch High and Cane Ridge High. We'll confirm the exact zoned schools for any specific lot or address you're considering.

What to verify before you buy

Ridgeside Heights is an early-stage, coming-soon community, so several key details are not yet finalized. Before you write an offer, we'll help you confirm the current pricing, which phase and lots are available, the projected delivery timeline, any HOA structure and dues, and the exact lot and floor plan you're considering — all directly with M/I Homes.

Because the developer had not yet acquired the land and the project was still scheduled for Metro Planning Commission review as of the latest public filing, timelines and details can shift. Treat the pricing here as an estimate from market comparables, not an official quote — we pull live numbers for you the moment they're published.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour communities like Ridgeside Heights across Middle Tennessee constantly, we can help you compare M/I Homes against other builders, understand included features and incentives, and navigate the build from contract to closing. If Ridgeside Heights is on your list, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we'll get you the current details and help you decide if it's the right fit.