Fiddler's Glen

Fiddler's Glen is a boutique new-construction community set in the scenic hills of Arrington, Tennessee, with just 80 homesites in all. The small scale is the whole point here: the community leans into larger lots, acres of open green space, and a layout designed with few back-to-back homes so there's more breathing room between neighbors. If you're drawn to single-family new construction in the eastern Williamson County area without the density of a large master-planned subdivision, Fiddler's Glen is built around that idea. As with any active new-construction community, plans, pricing, and availability move quickly, so we'll always pull the current numbers for you before you fall in love with a homesite.

The builder and the home designs

Fiddler's Glen is built by John Wieland Homes, a PulteGroup brand. Every home in the community is single-family, and the floor plans run from roughly 2,600 to 3,279 square feet with 3 to 4 bedrooms and 2.5 to 4.5 baths. Pricing starts from $699,990 as of our latest check — new-construction base prices, lot premiums, and incentives change often, so treat that as a starting point and let us confirm the live number on the specific plan and homesite you're considering.

There are five designs to choose from: the Amberwood, Furman, Wingate, Riverton, and Vanderbilt. Across the lineup you'll find open-concept gathering and kitchen areas, lofts and flex space, and 2-car garages. Several plans feature touches like tray ceilings in the Owner's Suite, an executive foyer, and upgraded finishes. One feature worth understanding early is the Pulte Planning Center, a feature included in these plans — ask us what it looks like and where it sits in each design before you commit. Because finishes and structural options vary by plan and by what's included versus an upgrade, we'll help you sort out exactly what comes standard before you sign.

Amenities and day-to-day living

Fiddler's Glen keeps its appeal close to the homesites themselves. The community is designed around acres of open green space and larger homesites, with few back-to-back lots so there's more privacy and distance between homes than you'd typically find in a higher-density neighborhood. For buyers who care more about lot size, openness, and a quieter setting than about a long list of shared facilities, that mix is the draw. If amenities like trails, a pool, or a clubhouse matter to your decision, ask us directly — we'll confirm exactly what is and isn't part of the community plan as it stands today rather than guessing.

Location and commute

Fiddler's Glen sits in Arrington, in the eastern part of the Williamson County area, roughly eight miles east of I-65 and about two miles north of I-840. That positioning gives you access to two major routes depending on where you're headed. Commute times depend entirely on where you work and when you leave, and traffic in Middle Tennessee shifts with the time of day — so rather than trust an estimate, clock the drive yourself at your real departure time, both morning and evening. We're happy to point out the route options and the closest interchanges so you can run that test before you commit.

Who it fits

Fiddler's Glen tends to fit buyers who want a newly built single-family home on a larger lot with room around it, and who value open green space and a low-density layout over a big shared-amenity package. With floor plans from about 2,600 to 3,279 square feet, 3 to 4 bedrooms, and flex space plus lofts in several designs, the homes give you room to spread out and adapt the space to how you actually live. The small 80-homesite scale also appeals to people who'd rather settle into a more intimate community than a sprawling one. The best way to know if a particular plan and homesite work for you is to walk them — that's where we come in.

What to verify before you buy here

• Live pricing on the exact plan and homesite — base price, lot premium, and any current incentives, since new-construction numbers change frequently
• HOA dues, how often they're billed, and exactly what they cover
• Lot specifics — actual size, orientation, grading, drainage, and whether it's a back-to-back lot or backs to green space
• Builder warranty terms and a clear, written breakdown of what's included versus an upgrade on your chosen design
• The construction timeline — current build stage, projected completion, and how move-in dates can shift
• Your real commute — drive it yourself at your actual departure time, both directions