Wedgewood Townhomes

Wedgewood Townhomes is an early-stage townhome community in Gallatin — proposed, not yet built. As of mid-2026 it appears on the City of Gallatin development tracker at the recent-preliminary-approval stage, planned across roughly 10.2 acres. That is most of what is on the public record so far. Unit count, builder, floor plans, and pricing have not been published, so the honest description here stops where the data does.

Where it sits

The parcel is mapped south of SR 25 and east of SR 109 in Gallatin, near the meeting of two of the area's main routes. SR 109 and SR 25 are two of Gallatin's main routes, giving quick access to the regional road network — confirm the drive that matters to you in person. For a buyer who values getting onto the highway network quickly, that location is the main draw at this stage — a townhome with direct access to the roads that connect Gallatin to greater Nashville.

The homes here

The plan is for attached townhomes on a roughly 10.2-acre site. No builder has been named publicly yet, and no floor plans, bedroom counts, square footage, or features have been released. We will update this page as Gallatin's review process moves forward and the developer publishes specifics.

Who it fits

On what is known today, this is shaped for buyers who want a new, lower-maintenance attached home and prize a quick connection to the SR 109 and SR 25 corridors. Townhome living tends to suit people who would rather not take on a large yard — anyone from a first-time buyer to someone scaling down from a single-family house. Whether the final product matches that depends on details that have not been released yet.

What to verify before you buy here

• Where it stands in approval: preliminary approval is not final. Confirm the project has cleared Gallatin's full development review and that construction is actually scheduled before you commit.
• Builder and product: no builder is named on the public record yet. Find out who is building, what the floor plans look like, and what is standard versus an upgrade.
• Pricing and availability: nothing has been published. Get current numbers in writing rather than relying on early estimates.
• HOA structure: attached-home communities almost always carry an HOA. Ask what the dues cover, what they are projected to be, and what the association maintains.
• Site specifics: with the parcel near a busy road junction, walk it for yourself and look at the unit's exact placement, parking, and traffic exposure before choosing a lot.