SouthVale

SouthVale is a new-construction community set along the rolling hills of Lewisburg Pike in south Franklin, Tennessee. Spanning roughly 245 acres with 480-plus planned home sites, it pairs new-construction homes with resort-style amenities and a large adjoining natural area, giving the community an open, green character. Because pricing, phases, and availability in new construction move quickly, treat the details below as a starting point — we pull current numbers and inventory directly before you tour.

The builders and home styles at SouthVale

SouthVale is being developed by Ford Classic Homes, with additional homes by Insignia Homes. The community is designed to offer a mix of housing styles, including luxury single-family homes and luxury townhome-style residences, so there is room for several different layouts and footprints across the site.

Single-family homes at SouthVale start from the $880s as of June 2026. Floor plans run from approximately 2,000 to 4,500 square feet with 3 to 5-plus bedrooms and 3 to 5-plus bathrooms, and many of the single-family designs feature main-level primary suites and three-car garages. Townhomes are also part of the plan for the community. Specific plans, included finishes, and what counts as an upgrade vary by builder and by phase, so we confirm the current plan list and what's standard versus optional with the builder before you commit.

Amenities and day-to-day lifestyle

SouthVale is planned around a shared amenity package built for time outdoors and close to home. Planned amenities include a swimming pool with a cabana, tennis courts, pickleball courts, walking trails, and landscaped common areas throughout the community.

One of SouthVale's defining features is a planned 142-acre natural area with hiking trails, shared with its sister community, SouthBrooke. That preserve adds a substantial stretch of green space and trail access right alongside the neighborhood. Amenity construction in new communities is often phased, so we verify which amenities are open today versus still planned, and the expected delivery timeline, as part of your tour.

Location and getting around

SouthVale sits along Lewisburg Pike in south Franklin, in Williamson County. Drive times are personal — what matters is your real commute, not a number on a brochure. The best way to know if the location works for you is to clock it yourself: plug in your actual workplace, school, gym, or the spots you visit most, and run the drive at the time of day you'd actually be leaving. If you want, we'll map out the routes that matter to you and help you sanity-check them against where the homesites sit within the community.

How SouthVale is laid out

SouthVale pairs new construction with a strong outdoor and amenity component close to home. The pool and cabana, tennis and pickleball courts, walking trails, and the large adjoining natural-area trails put recreation and green space right inside the community, so a lot of the day-to-day living happens without leaving the neighborhood.

On the home side, the single-family plans offer main-level primary suites and three-car garages, which keep primary living on one level and add garage and storage capacity, while the townhome options provide a lower-maintenance footprint within the same community. With a range from roughly 2,000 to 4,500 square feet and 3 to 5-plus bedrooms, SouthVale covers a fairly wide set of layouts — we can help you match a plan and homesite to what you're actually looking for.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — the from-the-$880s figure is as of June 2026; we pull live pricing for the specific plans and homesites you're considering.
• HOA dues and what they cover — confirm the dues amount and exactly which amenities, services, and common-area maintenance are included.
• Lot specifics — homesite size, position within the community, drainage, and any premiums, since these aren't published as a single fixed number here.
• Builder warranty and included-versus-upgrade — get clear on what each builder includes as standard and what is an optional upgrade, and on the warranty terms.
• Construction timeline — for both your home and the community amenities, including which amenities are open now versus still planned.
• Your real commute — clock the drives that matter to you at the times you'd actually be traveling them.