Carothers Farms

Carothers Farms is a new-construction community in Nolensville, Tennessee, built by Regent Homes. It centers on a low-maintenance, lock-and-leave way of living, with condominiums and townhomes that aim for one of the more accessible new-construction price points in the Nolensville area. If you like the idea of a brand-new home without the upkeep of a larger lot, this is a community worth a closer look. We tour communities like this across Middle Tennessee constantly, and we represent buyers here at no cost to you.

The builder and the home styles

Carothers Farms is a Regent Homes community. The published home types here are condominiums, townhomes, and lock-and-leave residences designed to minimize exterior maintenance. The condo plans are offered as a compact option for buyers who want new construction without a lot of square footage to manage. Specific floor plans, square footages, and the current unit mix change as phases come online, so we'll pull the current plan list directly from Regent when you're ready.

New-construction pricing, available floor plans, and inventory move quickly here, so we don't post specific numbers that can go stale on a page. When you're ready, we'll pull the current price sheet, available units, and any standing incentives directly from Regent so you're working from live information rather than an out-of-date figure.

Amenities and day-to-day living

The defining feature of Carothers Farms is the lock-and-leave lifestyle: condominiums and townhomes built to keep your weekends free from exterior upkeep. That format tends to appeal to buyers who travel, who want to scale down, or who simply prefer to spend their time on something other than yard work.

We don't have a confirmed published list of community amenities to share for Carothers Farms, and we won't guess. Condo and townhome communities often handle things like exterior maintenance, landscaping, and shared common areas through an HOA, but the specifics vary by community and by building. Before you commit, we'll get the current amenity list and the full HOA scope in writing so you know exactly what's included.

Location and commute

Carothers Farms sits in Nolensville, in the southern part of the Middle Tennessee market. Commute times depend entirely on where you're heading and when you leave, and traffic patterns here can shift a lot between, say, a mid-morning errand and a weekday rush hour.

Rather than trust a generic estimate, the smartest move is to clock it yourself. Pull up the community address and run the drive to your actual workplace, school, or wherever you go most, at your real departure time, on a real weekday. That single test tells you more than any number we could put on a page. If it's helpful, we'll send you the exact address so you can run that route before you ever write an offer.

Who it fits

Given the home mix, Carothers Farms tends to suit buyers who want brand-new construction with minimal exterior maintenance. The lock-and-leave condominiums and townhomes are built for people who'd rather not manage a large lot, and the compact condo plans work well for a buyer looking to keep square footage and upkeep in check while still getting a new home at an accessible Nolensville price point.

If you're after a sprawling yard, a custom single-family build, or a large lot, a different community will likely fit better, and we're happy to point you toward those too. The right answer depends on how you actually want to live, and that's the conversation we like to have first.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing and availability — new-construction prices and inventory change fast, so we'll confirm live numbers and any current incentives directly with Regent rather than working from a figure that may be out of date.
• HOA dues and what they cover — for condos and townhomes this matters a lot. Get the monthly amount in writing along with exactly what it includes (exterior maintenance, landscaping, insurance, reserves, shared areas).
• Lot and unit specifics — confirm the footprint, square footage, parking, and any outdoor space tied to the specific unit you're considering.
• Builder warranty and included-vs-upgrade — clarify what Regent's warranty covers and which finishes are standard versus an added-cost upgrade, so the base price reflects the home you actually want.
• Construction and closing timeline — ask whether the unit is move-in ready, under construction, or to-be-built, and get a realistic completion and closing date.
• Your real commute — run the drive to your own daily destinations at your actual departure time before you decide.