Nexus - Village Collection

Nexus - Village Collection is the David Weekley Homes single-family section inside the master-planned Nexus community in Gallatin. One thing to flag up front: the availability picture here moves. As of mid-2026, some listings showed this particular collection running low or closed out while David Weekley kept building in other parts of Nexus, and other sources still listed it as actively selling. We won't pretend to know which is true on the day you read this — that's exactly the kind of thing we confirm directly with the builder before a buyer gets attached to a specific section.

Where it sits

Nexus sits in Gallatin, the Sumner County seat northeast of Nashville, up near the top of Old Hickory Lake on the Cumberland River. Gallatin is the historic-square town that tends to give you more home and a lower price point than Hendersonville next door, while still keeping the lake within reach. Commute depends entirely on where in the metro you're headed — the farther northeast you live, the longer the drive — so we'll pull realistic drive times for your actual workplace before anyone commits to a town this far out.

The homes here

The Village Collection is single-family product from David Weekley Homes. Beyond the builder and the home type, the published data on this specific collection is thin — no confirmed floor plans, lot sizes, or bed and bath counts to repeat here, and we'd rather tell you that than make numbers up. What's documented is the amenity package, which is shared across the wider Nexus community: an amenity center, a resort-style pool, a yoga lawn, an event lawn, a game lawn, a playground, and walking trails. Those carry across the whole development, not just this collection.

Who it fits

This corner of Nexus tends to suit buyers who want a master-planned setup with shared resort-style amenities and walkable trails, in a Gallatin location that keeps Old Hickory Lake and the historic square close. If the Village Collection happens to be closed out by the time you call, the same lifestyle is usually still available in other David Weekley sections of Nexus — we can map which ones are actively selling.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current availability: confirm directly whether anything in the Village Collection is still selling new, only available as a resale, or fully closed out — and what's open in the rest of Nexus.
• Pricing: there's no builder-published starting price we can stand behind for this collection, so get current pricing for whatever's actually available rather than relying on old listing numbers.
• HOA and amenity costs: the pool, trails, and amenity center come with dues — get the current HOA amount, what it covers, and any planned increases in writing.
• Build-out timeline: in a master-planned community still under construction in other sections, ask how long active building continues nearby and where the next phases land relative to your lot.
• Resale comparables: if you end up buying a resale here, look at how the collection's homes have actually traded, not just the original builder pricing.
• Commute reality: drive your real route to work at the time you'd actually drive it before deciding Gallatin's distance works for you.