Reserve at Oakland

Reserve at Oakland at a glance

Reserve at Oakland is an established single-family community in Clarksville, in Montgomery County, Tennessee, set along Cherry Blossom Lane off Oakland Road near Exit 4. It is not a brand-new pop-up subdivision: homes have been going up here since roughly 2008–2010, and after more than 200 homes the neighborhood is still building, so a buyer arriving in 2026 finds a mix of mature streets and ongoing new construction in the same place. That blend is the point — you get the feel of a settled neighborhood with sidewalks, trees, and lived-in landscaping, while still being able to buy a newer home from a builder rather than a pure resale.

The homes are single-family, three to five bedrooms, roughly 1,483 to 3,121 finished square feet, with brick-and-stone exteriors and standard two-car garages — a practical, move-up profile rather than a luxury enclave or a starter pod. Pricing currently starts in the $330,000s per builder and MLS figures, with larger plans reaching higher; we pull the live numbers for you because inventory and asking prices here move week to week. Because Reserve at Oakland sits just minutes from Fort Campbell Army Base, it draws a lot of relocating buyers on a clock — military families and out-of-state movers who need a home that's close to post, ready to tour quickly, and easy to compare against other Clarksville options. That's exactly the kind of timeline we're built to help with.

Who builds in Reserve at Oakland

The community's primary developer is Rochford Realty & Construction Company, a Clarksville-area homebuilder established in 1973. Rochford laid out Reserve at Oakland and has carried the bulk of its build-out — the streets, the greenway corridor, and the single-family homes that give the neighborhood its consistent brick-and-stone character. When you tour here, most of what you see reflects their plans and their construction standards, which is part of why the streetscape reads as cohesive rather than piecemeal.

Reserve at Oakland is large enough that more than one builder has been noted working in the community over its long build-out, which is common in an established neighborhood that has filled in over fifteen-plus years. We confirm exactly who is building the specific home or section you're considering — and who would warranty it — before you commit, so there's no guesswork about which builder stands behind your house.

Homes & floor plans

Homes in Reserve at Oakland are single-family, ranging from three to five bedrooms and roughly 1,483 to 3,121 square feet, with the average plan landing around 2,468 square feet. That spread covers a smaller three-bedroom up to a generous five-bedroom, so the neighborhood works for a range of households without changing its overall look.

• Single-family homes, 3–5 bedrooms
• Approximately 1,483–3,121 finished square feet (average ~2,468)
• Brick and stone exteriors
• Two-car garages standard
• Standard residential lots

We don't publish a fixed floor-plan list here, because the available plans and elevations shift as the community continues to build and as resale homes come and go. The reliable place to see current Rochford plans, elevations, and square footages is the builder's own community page — and we'll walk those plans with you, line up the ones that fit your budget and bedroom count, and pull the live list of what's actually available and buildable right now in Reserve at Oakland.

Amenities & community life

Reserve at Oakland is built around outdoor space rather than a single clubhouse. The centerpiece is the Spring Creek Greenway, a trail corridor with eight-plus miles of walking trails threading through the community and its surroundings, plus a stocked fishing lake, multiple playgrounds, wide sidewalks, and generous greenspace. For day-to-day life that means you can walk or bike straight from your street onto the greenway, take kids to more than one playground, or fish the community lake without getting in the car.

• Spring Creek Greenway with 8+ miles of walking trails
• Stocked fishing lake
• Multiple playgrounds
• Wide sidewalks throughout
• Generous greenspace

Because this is an established neighborhood that has filled in over more than a decade, the trails, sidewalks, and greenspace are mature and in regular use rather than freshly graded. There is a homeowners association tied to the community's common areas; the assessment structure is modest, but we confirm the exact current HOA figure and what it covers with the association directly — third-party aggregator numbers for HOA dues are frequently stale, so we don't quote a dollar amount we haven't verified for your specific home.

Location, access & schools

Reserve at Oakland sits on Cherry Blossom Lane, off Oakland Road near Exit 4, on the northeast side of Clarksville in Montgomery County. We use Cherry Blossom Lane, off Oakland Road, as the community's map reference. Its biggest locational draw is proximity to Fort Campbell Army Base, which is only minutes away — a major reason military and relocating buyers shortlist this neighborhood. Clarksville's shopping, dining, and services along the Wilma Rudolph Boulevard corridor and the I-24 interchange are an easy drive, putting everyday errands and the interstate within reach.

For families weighing schools, Reserve at Oakland is zoned within the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System (CMCSS). The currently zoned schools are listed below by name; school zones can be redrawn, so we confirm the active zoning for the exact address you're considering before you write an offer.

• Oakland Elementary School
• Northeast Middle School
• Northeast High School

What to verify before you buy

Reserve at Oakland is a real, active market with both new construction and resale inventory — there were 11-plus active listings as of June 2026 — and the details that matter most to your decision are the ones that change fastest. Before you write an offer, confirm these with us:

• Current pricing and incentives on the specific home or plan you want — listed figures move week to week, and we pull the live numbers for you
• Which builder is building or warrantying the exact home, and which phase or section it's in
• Whether the home is new construction, a spec/inventory home, or a resale, and what's actually available right now
• The exact HOA assessment and what it covers, confirmed with the association (we don't quote unverified aggregator HOA figures)
• The specific lot — size, dimensions, drainage, and any easements — for the address you're considering
• The current zoned schools for that exact address within CMCSS

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour Clarksville and Montgomery County communities constantly, we help you compare Reserve at Oakland against the other neighborhoods near Fort Campbell, read the builder's plans and contract, and navigate the build from contract to closing. If you're relocating — especially on a military timeline — we'll line up the live availability, walk the homes with you in person or on video, and make sure you're comparing apples to apples. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.