The Villas at Foxland Crossing

The Villas at Foxland Crossing is a Goodall Homes villa neighborhood in Gallatin, built around one-level living for buyers who want a single-story footprint and less to keep up with. The villas run roughly 1,635 to 2,345 square feet, with a sales center at 2108 Sullivan St. That's the honest core of it — a single-level villa community in the Foxland Crossing area of Sumner County, built around the kind of footprint that asks less of you on a weekend.

Where it sits

The Villas are in Gallatin, in the Foxland Crossing area on the Sumner County side of Old Hickory Lake — the large Cumberland River reservoir that wraps around Hendersonville and Gallatin to the north. Gallatin sits at the northern edge of the metro, so the single thing worth clocking yourself is the drive to wherever you go most, at the hour you'd actually make it. What reads as close on a map can feel different at rush hour, and on a one-level villa the location does a lot of the deciding.

The homes here

The homes are built by Goodall Homes as one-level villas, with published square footage running roughly 1,635 to 2,345 — a compact, single-story format aimed at buyers who'd rather not deal with stairs or a lot of exterior upkeep. Beyond the one-level layout and that size range, the record doesn't pin down floor plans, bed and bath counts, or standard finishes, so those are things to confirm directly rather than assume.

No current starting price is published that we'd stand behind — the only figure floating around is years old, and we don't treat a stale number as today's price. The honest answer on cost is to confirm it live. Call 615-265-1000 and we'll find out what, if anything, is selling here now and at what price.

Who it fits

A one-level villa with low exterior maintenance tends to fit buyers who want their free time back — the single-story layout means no stairs, and a villa format typically hands off the exterior upkeep so a Saturday isn't spent on the yard. It's the kind of footprint that suits downsizers and lock-and-leave owners who want something new and simple in the Gallatin lake corridor.

What to verify before you buy here

Given how thin the current information is, the checks here start with the most basic question — is it even available — and go from there. None of these are dealbreakers; they're the things we'd run down for you before anyone signs anything:

• Whether it's still selling at all — confirm with Goodall whether The Villas at Foxland Crossing is an active new-construction community, sold out, or closed, since it's no longer on the active Gallatin list as of mid-2026.
• Current pricing — ignore any older starting price you find online and get a live number tied to a specific plan and lot, because the figure in circulation is years out of date.
• The villa HOA — what the monthly fee covers, what stays owner-responsibility, and the reserve health, since a low-maintenance villa leans on the HOA to do the upkeep work.
• The exact plan and finishes — confirm bed and bath counts, the square footage of the specific villa, and what's standard versus optional, in writing.
• The drive you'll actually make — clock the commute to wherever you go most, at the time you'd make it, before the location sells you.