The Hunt Club

The Hunt Club is a single-family community off Vietnam Veterans Parkway (SR-386) in the northwest corner of Gallatin (ZIP 37066) near the Hendersonville line, in Sumner County, with cul-de-sac streets, tree-lined home sites, sidewalks, underground utilities, a neighborhood swim club, and an exclusive gated section. It is still selling: Wheeler Construction Company currently offers homes here, and recorded sales run from the low $300,000s for the Hunt Club Blvd homes up to about $1.54 million in the gated Keeneland Drive section.

The builders: who builds The Hunt Club?

Wheeler Construction Company currently builds and markets The Hunt Club on its own site, confirmed from its community page. Many of the Hunt Club Blvd homes were built by Creekside Builders in the early 2010s — those homes appear on the resale market now, not as new construction.

Wheeler Construction Company markets The Hunt Club (off Vietnam Veterans Parkway in Gallatin) with three-to-five-bedroom homes on spacious lots and a community pool, and currently offers three floor plans here — the Charleston II, Cedar Crest, and Sheffield, with the Sheffield also available in a basement design. View Wheeler's current Hunt Club plan lineup: https://wheelerhomesforlife.com/floorplans/

The homes & floor plans

The Hunt Club (Gallatin 37066) offers two distinct types of homes. The Hunt Club Blvd homes are Creekside-built from the early 2010s, running roughly 2,300–2,700 sq ft with predominantly brick exteriors, including some one-level-plus-bonus designs. The gated section on Keeneland Drive and Higginson Place is larger and pricier — mostly 2,800 to 6,000+ sq ft, three to five bedrooms, three-car garages, two- and three-story brick-and-stone designs on one-third- to half-acre lots, several behind the gate.

Real homes recorded in The Hunt Club, with exact specs from their listings or recorded sales:

• 1005 Keeneland Dr (gated section) — 4 bed / 4 bath, 3,485 sq ft, 2 stories, 3-car garage on a 0.34-acre lot, built 2021. Open-concept plan with soaring ceilings, a covered back porch, fenced lot, irrigation, and an EV outlet in the garage; listed at $975,000.
• 1002 Keeneland Dr (gated section) — 4 bed / 3.5 bath, 4,168 sq ft on a 0.34-acre lot; listed at $1,250,000.
• 201 Higginson Pl S (gated section) — 5 bed / 4.5 bath, 5,184 sq ft on a 0.42-acre lot, built 2007; sold for $1,385,000 in September 2024.
• 1003 Keeneland Dr, lot 147 (gated section) — 5 bed / 3.5 bath, 3,607 sq ft; sold for $950,000 in May 2024.
• 119 Sperance Ln (Phase 9) — 5 bed / 4.5 bath, 5,169 sq ft on a 0.48-acre lot; listed at $1,275,000.
• 117 Vaughan St — 5 bed / 4 bath, 3,545 sq ft; sold for $929,900 in April 2026.
• 143 Compton St — 3 bed / 2.5 bath, 2,838 sq ft; listed at $769,900.
• 105 Bingham St — 4 bed / 5 bath, 6,069 sq ft; sold for $1,175,000 in February 2021.
• 1571 Hunt Club Blvd (Hunt Club Blvd, Creekside-built) — the Ashmont plan, 3 bed / 2.5 bath, 2,555 sq ft, built 2014 by Creekside Builders; sold for $329,900 in January 2015.
• 1587 Hunt Club Blvd (Hunt Club Blvd, Creekside-built) — the Windsor plan, 4 bed / 3 bath, 2,701 sq ft by Creekside Builders; sold for $339,900 in June 2015.
• 1550 Hunt Club Blvd (Hunt Club Blvd, Creekside-built) — the Woodside plan, 3 bed / 2 bath, 2,326 sq ft, one level plus bonus room upstairs by Creekside Builders; sold for $284,900 in December 2012.

How the sections differ and who each suits: buyers who want a more attainable, established home look to the Hunt Club Blvd resales — smaller 2,300–2,700 sq ft footprints with one-level options like the Woodside. Move-up and luxury buyers who want new construction, a gated street, a three-car garage, and 3,500–6,000+ sq ft look to the Keeneland Drive and Higginson Place section, where established custom homes and the active Phase 9 new construction sit side by side and the cul-de-sac and gated homesites carry the higher lot acreage. Hunt Club lots run roughly one-third to one-half acre — about 0.34 to 0.5.

Amenities

• Neighborhood swim club with community pool
• Sidewalks throughout most of the neighborhood
• Underground utilities for a clean streetscape
• Cul-de-sac streets
• Tree-lined home sites
• Exclusive gated section on Higginson Place and Keeneland Drive

The HOA

HOA dues vary by section and phase. One recent Hunt Club sale (1561 Hunt Club Blvd) carried an HOA fee of $180 per quarter — $60 per month. The dues cover maintenance of the community pool/swim club and common-area landscaping. Confirm the exact figure for a specific home's section before you write an offer.

Location, commute & taxes

Enter The Hunt Club off Hunt Club Boulevard, which connects to Nashville Pike/US-31E just north of the Vietnam Veterans Parkway (SR-386) Exit 9 interchange, in the northwest corner of Gallatin near the Hendersonville line. Old Hickory Lake has public boat ramps and lakeside parks within about 15 minutes, the Hendersonville retail corridor along Vietnam Veterans Parkway and Indian Lake (Kroger, Publix, Walmart, and Target-anchored shopping) is within about a 10-minute drive, and the Station Camp Greenway offers nearby walking trails. Interior streets include Keeneland Dr, Higginson Pl, Sperance Ln, Stalbridge Ct, Sutton Pl, Tipperton Ct, and Houghland St.

Off-peak drive figures from The Hunt Club via the main corridor:

• Downtown Nashville — about 17 miles, roughly 22–25 minutes via Vietnam Veterans Parkway (SR-386) to I-65 South.
• Nashville International Airport (BNA) — about 22 miles, roughly 26 minutes.
• Cool Springs / Franklin — about 39 miles, roughly 44 minutes via I-65 South.

Property taxes: the City of Gallatin rate is $0.5295 per $100 of assessed value and the Sumner County rate is $1.4210, for a combined $1.9505 per $100. Under Tennessee law, residential property is assessed at 25% of appraised value. So a home appraised at $700,000 has an assessed value of $175,000, producing roughly $927 in city tax plus $2,487 in county tax — about $3,414 per year combined. A $300,000 home, assessed at $75,000, owes about $397 city plus $1,066 county — roughly $1,463 per year. Sumner County property taxes are payable beginning the first Monday in October and due by the last day of February.

The Hunt Club is zoned for Sumner County Schools:

• Jack Anderson Elementary School
• Station Camp Middle School
• Station Camp High School

How it compares

Among the area's selling new-construction communities, The Hunt Club sits in the pool-and-gated tier: it pairs a neighborhood swim club with a gated section, across single-family homes ranging to five bedrooms. A few concrete contrasts:

• Saundersville Station (Southeastern Building Corporation) — 3–4-bedroom single-family homes, new construction from the low $500,000s to about $625,000, with two community pools plus tennis courts and a playground, walkable to the Greenway near Indian Lake Boulevard. The Hunt Club has a single swim club but adds a gated section and ranges to five bedrooms.
• Millstone (Pulte Homes and Schell Brothers) — amenity-heavy with a pavilion, community lake, fitness center, event lawn, waterfall, and playground across single-family, villa, townhome, and cottage homes (2 to 5-plus bedrooms by home type); Pulte single-family runs about $589,990–$742,960. The Hunt Club is single-family only and centers on a swim club plus a gated section rather than a lake-and-fitness package.
• Durham Farms (a multi-builder community) — townhomes and villas around 2–4 bedrooms and single-family homes roughly 3–5 bedrooms, community runs about $375,000 to $1.2 million, with a splash pad, dog park, playground, tot lot, firepits, and a Wi-Fi cafe. The Hunt Club is a swim-club-and-gated community ranging to five bedrooms.
• Anderson Park (Parkside Builders) — single-family and townhomes (3–4 bedrooms) from $357,900, with a clubhouse, pond, sidewalks, and playground; a lower published entry price, but not gated and a clubhouse rather than a swim club.
• Oak Creek Estates (Schell Brothers) — single-family from the $949,900s on half-acre, tree-lined homesites (3–8 bedrooms), a higher price tier, with the entry floor plan now listing around $979,900. The Hunt Club also has tree-lined sites but adds a swim club and a gated section.
• The Retreat at Norman Farm (CastleRock Communities) — single-family (3–5 bedrooms) from $512,990; same bedroom range as The Hunt Club, which layers on a swim club and a gated section.
• Mansker Farms — Bronze Series (Meritage Homes) — 4–5-bedroom single-family from the mid $500,000s; The Hunt Club covers a wider 3–5-bedroom range and adds a swim club and gated section.
• The Cove at Old Hickory (Dalamar Homes) — single-family homes (3–4 bedrooms) from $639,900 near Old Hickory Lake; The Hunt Club is single-family with a swim club and gated section, ranging to five bedrooms.

Net positioning by what you want: if you want two community pools plus tennis courts, look at Saundersville Station; if you want a lake, fitness center, and multiple home styles, look at Millstone; if you want a lower published entry price, look at Anderson Park from $357,900; if you want a larger half-acre homesite, look at Oak Creek Estates; if you want a splash pad and dog park, look at Durham Farms. If you want a single-family home with a swim club inside a gated section, The Hunt Club is the fit.

Pricing & availability

The Hunt Club is an active new-construction community, built in phases since the late 2000s and still delivering new homes in the gated Keeneland Drive section. Recent closed activity spans roughly $540,000 to $1.54 million, centering near $240 per square foot, with the gated-section new builds commanding the top of that range. Inventory is thin and swings week to week.

Recent reference points: 103 Sperance Ln (Phase 9) — a 4 bed / 3 bath, 3,002 sq ft home that sold for $693,000 in May 2026 (about $230/sq ft); 115 Higginson Pl N — a 5 bed / 4.5 bath, 4,284 sq ft home that sold for $1,400,000 in June 2025 (about $327/sq ft); and 105 Sperance Ln — a 3,056 sq ft home that sold for $748,900 in May 2024 (about $245/sq ft).