Summerlin

Summerlin at a glance

Summerlin is a single-family new-construction community in White House, Tennessee, tucked off McCurdy Road in northern Sumner County. Goodall Homes opened the community in 2017, and it has grown into an established neighborhood of single-family homes along streets like Auxley Drive, Bexley Way, and Telavera Drive. It's an active, selling community: the current phase is nearly sold out, though Goodall typically keeps a handful of move-in ready homes available, so there is usually something you can tour and step into without waiting on a full build cycle.

Homes here run roughly 1,700 to 2,500-plus square feet with three to five bedrooms, and recent pricing has started around the $340,000s and moves up from there depending on the plan, lot, and finishes. Because Summerlin sits about 22 miles from downtown Nashville while keeping White House's small-town feel, it tends to draw commuters, out-of-state buyers relocating to the Nashville area, and anyone who wants a newer single-family home with a shorter price tag than they'd find closer to the city. We tour Sumner County new construction constantly, so we can tell you in plain terms how Summerlin compares to nearby White House and Gallatin communities.

Who builds in Summerlin

Summerlin is a Goodall Homes community. Goodall has been one of the most active builders across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky for years, and it developed Summerlin from the ground up starting in 2017, so the streets, floor plans, and finishes here all reflect a single builder's program rather than a mix of companies. Goodall is owned by Clayton Properties, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, which gives the builder national backing behind its warranty and construction process.

Working with a single, well-established builder makes a community like Summerlin easier to navigate: the floor plans are known quantities, the included features and options are documented, and the on-site sales team handles the build logistics. We coordinate with Goodall's team on your behalf so you understand exactly what's standard, what's an upgrade, and how the remaining inventory in this phase is moving.

Homes & floor plans

Summerlin is all single-family homes. Plans generally range from about 1,700 to 2,500-plus square feet and from three to five bedrooms, which covers everything from a right-sized first home to a layout with room for a home office or guest suite. Goodall has built several of its plans here, including the Shelby, Cooper, and Richland floor plans.

Because the current phase is nearly sold out, the homes still available tend to be move-in ready or near-complete, so what you see is largely what you get on finishes and lot. We'll walk Goodall's official Summerlin plan pages with you to compare the available layouts side by side, and we pull the live list of remaining homes, square footage, and pricing directly rather than relying on whatever a listing aggregator last cached.

Amenities & community life

Inside the neighborhood, Summerlin offers a community playground, which makes the day-to-day easy for residents who want a spot to get outside without leaving the subdivision. Much of the recreation, though, comes from White House's parks system right around the community.

• W.L. Anderson Sports Complex nearby for ball fields and organized sports
• White House Municipal Park for open green space and recreation
• The White House Greenway for walking and biking
• The White House Civic Center for indoor recreation and community programs

Together, that gives Summerlin residents a community playground at home plus a full slate of public parks, greenway, and civic facilities a short drive away in town.

Location, access & schools

Summerlin sits off McCurdy Road in White House, about 22 miles from downtown Nashville. That puts it within reach of the city for work and travel while keeping the quieter pace and lower price point of northern Sumner County. White House's own shopping, dining, and the parks listed above are close by, and the I-65 corridor makes the run toward Nashville or up toward the Kentucky line straightforward.

Summerlin is zoned to White House-area schools. As of now the community zones to Harold B. Williams Elementary School, White House Intermediate School, White House Middle School, and White House High School. School zoning can change, so we'll confirm the current assignment for any specific address before you commit.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move quickly, especially in a phase that's nearly sold out. Before you write an offer on a Summerlin home, have us confirm the things that matter most so there are no surprises.

• Current pricing and any builder incentives on the specific home
• Which phase the home is in and what inventory actually remains
• Availability and the realistic move-in timeline for move-in ready homes
• HOA dues, what they cover, and the community's rules and restrictions
• The lot itself, including size, orientation, and any premiums
• The current school zoning for that exact address

We pull live numbers and confirm these directly with Goodall's team rather than guessing, so you're making the decision on facts that are current the week you're buying.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour Sumner County communities like Summerlin constantly, we help you compare floor plans and neighborhoods, understand the build and contract, and make sure your interests are looked after from the first walkthrough to closing. When you're ready to see Summerlin or weigh it against other White House and Gallatin options, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.