Drumright Hills

Drumright Hills is a small single-family new-construction community in College Grove, Tennessee, sitting in the upper price tier of the local market. College Grove is a rural-feeling pocket of southern Williamson County known for rolling land and larger homesites, and Drumright Hills fits that profile: a compact, upper-tier enclave rather than a sprawling master-planned development. As of June 2026, it was actively selling. New-construction pricing and availability move quickly, so we don't post a starting number that may already be stale — we always pull current pricing and what's actually available before you tour.

Builders and home styles

We don't have a confirmed builder list for Drumright Hills published here yet, and we won't guess — the builder, floor plans, and standard specifications are exactly the kind of detail we verify live before you walk a homesite. What we can say from the available information is that this is a single-family community, meaning detached homes rather than townhomes or attached product.

Because Drumright Hills sits in the upper price tier for College Grove, expect the kind of square footage, lot scale, and finish level that comes with that range. The exact home sizes, bedroom and bathroom counts, and included features aren't documented in our facts for this community, so treat any specifics you see elsewhere as something to confirm. When you reach out, we'll get you the current plans, what's standard versus an upgrade, and which homesites are still available.

Amenities and day-to-day life

We don't have specific community amenities documented for Drumright Hills, so we're not going to list features it may or may not offer. Many smaller College Grove communities lean on the setting itself — open land, larger lots, and a quieter pace — rather than a clubhouse-and-pool amenity package. If amenities, an HOA-maintained common area, or shared open space matter to you, that's near the top of the list to confirm before you commit, and we'll get you the real answer.

Location and getting around

College Grove sits in the southern part of Williamson County, with access toward Franklin, Spring Hill, Murfreesboro, and the broader Nashville metro depending on which direction you head. Commute times from a rural community like this vary a lot by your exact destination and the time of day you actually leave.

Don't take a generic drive-time estimate at face value. The smartest move is to clock it yourself: plug in your real workplace, school, or airport, and run the route at your actual departure time on a weekday morning. That tells you far more than an average ever will. When you tour with us, we can talk through the practical routes and what the daily drive really looks like from a specific homesite.

Who it fits

Drumright Hills is built around detached single-family homes in the upper price tier, set in a small College Grove community. That mix tends to suit buyers who want new construction with room to spread out and a quieter, more rural Williamson County setting rather than a dense, amenity-heavy subdivision. If you're drawn to larger-scale homes and the southern-county pace of College Grove, this is the kind of community worth a closer look. We can help you weigh it against other new-construction options nearby so you're comparing the things that actually matter to you.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — new-construction prices change fast, so we'll confirm today's numbers and exactly what's available rather than rely on a figure that may be out of date.
• HOA dues — whether there's an HOA, what the dues are, and exactly what they cover.
• Lot specifics — lot sizes, dimensions, drainage, and which homesites are still open.
• Builder warranty — who the builder is, the warranty terms, and what's included versus a paid upgrade.
• Build timeline — realistic move-in windows for to-be-built versus any inventory homes.
• The real commute — clock your actual drive from a specific homesite at your true departure time.