Autumnwood Farms

Autumnwood Farms at a glance

Autumnwood Farms sits in north Clarksville, in Montgomery County, off Tiny Town Road on the way toward Fort Campbell. It is one of the area's more established subdivisions, with roots going back to 2003, and it has kept growing ever since. Where some Clarksville neighborhoods were built out years ago and went quiet, Autumnwood Farms is still adding new homes, which is why you will find brand-new construction sitting alongside a settled, tree-lined core. The community counts roughly 4,736 residents per census data and is recognized as one of the fastest-growing pockets of north Clarksville.

This is a single-family community. Homes here run from about 2,000 to 3,200-plus finished square feet, with three to six bedrooms, on lots ranging from roughly 0.16 to 0.44 of an acre. New construction has started around the $180,000 mark, while the broader mix of newer and resale inventory runs higher, so there is real spread in size and price under one neighborhood name. Because it sits about 10 minutes from Fort Campbell, Autumnwood Farms draws a lot of interest from buyers tied to the post, alongside families and professionals who want a newer home with quick access to the Tiny Town corridor. We tour this part of Clarksville regularly, so if you are deciding whether Autumnwood Farms fits, we can walk you through how it compares to the other north-Clarksville options.

Who builds in Autumnwood Farms

Autumnwood Farms is a multi-builder community, which is part of what keeps new construction available here even though the subdivision has been around since 2003. The builders we can verify currently active in the new-construction sections are Reda Home Builders, Darnell Construction, and Core Construction LLC. Each brings its own set of plans and price points, so the right fit depends on the size, layout, and budget you are working with.

Having more than one builder in a single community is genuinely useful for a buyer. It means you can compare floor plans, standard features, and current incentives across builders without leaving the neighborhood, and you are not locked into one company's design language. We work with buyers across all three builders at little or no cost to you, and because we are in these communities often, we can help you line them up side by side and figure out which one is putting up the kind of home you are after. For the latest standard specs and available homesites, we point buyers to each builder's official community and plan pages — Reda Home Builders, Darnell Construction, and Core Construction LLC each publish their current offerings — and we confirm what is actually available right now before you get attached to a plan.

Homes & floor plans

Autumnwood Farms is built around single-family detached homes. The size range is wide for one community: roughly 2,000 to 3,200-plus finished square feet, with three to six bedrooms. That spread covers everything from a right-sized home for a smaller household up to a six-bedroom plan that can absorb a growing family, guests, or a work-from-home setup.

Homesites run from about 0.16 to 0.44 of an acre, so you have choices between a lower-maintenance lot and something closer to a near-half-acre yard. Pricing per square foot in the community has recently fallen in the $116 to $146 range, which gives you a sense of where the new and newer homes sit, though the exact number moves with the builder, the plan, and the finishes you choose.

Because three builders are active here, the specific floor plans, standard features, and structural options vary from one to the next. Rather than list plan names that could be stale by the time you read this, we go straight to the builders' current plan pages with you and confirm what is releasing, what is already under roof, and what is move-in ready. That keeps the conversation grounded in real, available homes instead of a brochure.

Amenities & community life

Autumnwood Farms is designed as a walkable neighborhood rather than a resort-style amenity community. The day-to-day appeal here is the layout itself: tree-lined streets, sidewalks running through the community, and underground utilities, which keep the streetscape clean and make it easy to get out and walk the neighborhood. Main thoroughfares and addresses fall along Autumnwood Boulevard, Autumnwood Farms Drive, Autumn Drive, and Canyon Place.

For everyday errands, the community sits close to a Publix Supermarket, so groceries and the usual surrounding retail are a short trip rather than a project. Combined with the quick connection to Tiny Town Road, that puts a lot of ordinary daily life within easy reach. If amenities like an HOA pool or shared common areas matter to you, that is exactly the kind of detail we confirm in writing before you commit — see the section below.

Location, access & schools

Autumnwood Farms is off Tiny Town Road in north Clarksville, on the corridor toward Fort Campbell. Fort Campbell is roughly a 10-minute drive, which is a major reason the neighborhood stays in demand and keeps growing. Interstate 24 sits about 3.5 miles away, giving you a straightforward path toward Nashville and the wider region when you need it, while keeping you out of the busiest stretch of town day to day.

The Tiny Town corridor itself carries a lot of north-Clarksville retail, dining, and services, and as noted above, a Publix Supermarket is nearby for groceries. The area is one of the fastest-growing parts of north Clarksville, with active expansion underway — including 152 proposed residential lots that have been approved for development off Tiny Town Road — so expect continued building activity in and around the community.

Homes in Autumnwood Farms are served by the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System (CMCSS). The zoned schools are Northeast Elementary School, Northeast Middle School, and Northeast High School. School zoning can change as the district adjusts boundaries, especially in a fast-growing area, so we always recommend confirming the current zone for a specific address with CMCSS before you write an offer.

What to verify before you buy

Autumnwood Farms is an established community with active new construction by multiple builders, which is great for selection but also means the live details shift from week to week. Before you write an offer, here is what we confirm for you in writing so there are no surprises:

• Current pricing and any builder incentives, since new-construction numbers and promotions change frequently and vary by builder (Reda Home Builders, Darnell Construction, and Core Construction LLC).
• Which phase or section a home sits in, and what is actually available now versus already spoken for.
• Exact lot size, orientation, and any premiums, since homesites here range from about 0.16 to 0.44 of an acre.
• Whether there is an HOA, and if so, the current dues, what they cover, and any community rules — we pull the real documents rather than estimate.
• Standard features versus options for the specific plan and builder, so you know what is included before you start selecting upgrades.
• The current school zone for the exact address through CMCSS.

We pull live numbers and current availability for you on any home you are considering — that is the whole point of having representation on a new build. You should never have to take a brochure figure at face value.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour communities like Autumnwood Farms constantly, we help you compare builders side by side, read the fine print on the build, and navigate the process from contract through closing. If you are relocating to Clarksville — including a move tied to Fort Campbell — we will line up the right homes for your timeline and budget and make sure you are seeing everything worth seeing, not just one builder's inventory.

Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we will pull current pricing, availability, and the full picture on Autumnwood Farms for you.