Preston Park

Preston Park is a Lennar townhome neighborhood in the heart of Gallatin, built around low-maintenance, easy-living layouts. The features that define it are the ones that make an attached home feel less attached — a private fenced courtyard and a detached two-car garage, an unusual and welcome combination at this size. One honest note up front: Lennar's new-construction inventory at Preston Park is reported sold out as of 2026, so anything available now is more likely a resale than a builder home. We keep it on record here because it's still a real, walkable community worth understanding if a unit comes back on the market.

Where it sits

Gallatin sits in Sumner County on the north side of Old Hickory Lake, northeast of Nashville. It's the county seat — a genuine historic downtown square and the northeast edge of the Old Hickory Lake region. A townhome in the heart of Gallatin is a different proposition from a lakefront lot: you're buying proximity to the town center and everyday conveniences rather than the water itself. The drive back toward Nashville runs longer than it does from the metro's inner ring, and how long depends entirely on where you're headed and the time of day. Before anyone commits to a Gallatin address, we pull realistic drive times for your actual commute — that's the number that matters, not the map-line distance.

The homes here

These are Lennar townhomes — three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath plans running roughly 1,896 to 2,009 square feet. The layouts lean open-concept on the main living level, and select plans add a first-floor owner's suite or a loft or study. The two standout features are practical ones: a detached two-car garage and a private fenced courtyard, which together give you covered parking and a bit of genuinely private outdoor space without the upkeep of a full yard. It's a tight, consistent product range rather than a spread of large and small options.

Lennar hasn't published current pricing for Preston Park, and with the new-construction inventory reported sold out, any number you'd see now would come from a resale rather than the builder. For a live read on whether anything is available and where it's priced, call us at 615-265-1000.

Who it fits

Preston Park reads as a fit for buyers who want a newer, low-maintenance attached home close to Gallatin's town center — right-sizers, first-time buyers, and anyone who'd rather spend weekends on Old Hickory Lake or the downtown square than on exterior upkeep. The fenced courtyard and detached garage make it more livable than a typical townhome for anyone who still wants a private outdoor corner and covered parking. If you specifically want acreage, a private dock, or a large yard, an attached home here is the wrong tool for that job.

What to verify before you buy here

• Availability and channel. New-construction inventory is reported sold out as of 2026, so confirm whether anything is genuinely available and whether it's a resale or a remaining builder home before you plan around it.
• HOA dues and what they cover. Townhome communities carry shared-maintenance obligations — get the current figure in writing, what it includes (exterior, grounds, the courtyards), and the history of any increases or special assessments.
• The specific unit and floor plan. With select-plan features like a first-floor owner's suite or a loft, confirm exactly which layout you're looking at and walk the actual unit — interior versus end placement, garage access, and what sits next to and behind the courtyard.
• Condition and warranty on a resale. If the available home is a resale rather than builder-new, the original builder warranty may be partly or fully expired — verify what's transferable and budget for a thorough inspection.
• Resale and rental rules. If you may move or want flexibility later, confirm the community's rental restrictions and resale provisions in the HOA documents before you write an offer.