Telluride Estates

Telluride Estates is a luxury new-construction community in Nolensville, Tennessee, built on half-acre lots in the heart of Williamson County. It is positioned at the upper end of the local new-construction market, with fully custom estate homes that can include features like heated pools and expansive finished basements. If you are looking for a larger lot and a high-end, build-it-your-way approach in a fast-growing Middle Tennessee town, this is the kind of community worth touring in person.

Below is a plain-English overview of what we currently know about Telluride Estates. New-construction details move quickly — pricing, available homesites, floor plans, and phases all change — so treat the specifics here as a starting point and let us pull the current numbers and availability for you when you are ready.

The builders and the homes

Telluride Estates is being built by Turnberry Homes and Barlow Homes. The community focuses on luxury single-family and fully custom estate homes, which means you have room to shape the design rather than choosing only from a fixed set of inventory plans.

Reported home features run toward the high end: select custom builds include heated pools, and expansive basements are part of the picture here. Exact bedroom and bathroom counts, square footage, included finishes, and which features are standard versus upgrades vary by builder and by plan, so those should always be confirmed live before you commit. Telluride Estates sits at the upper, luxury end of the local new-construction market, but because custom estate pricing depends heavily on the plan, the lot, and your selections — and because new-construction pricing changes fast — we pull current pricing directly for the specific plan and homesite you want rather than relying on any single published figure.

There is also a related community marketed nearby under the name Telluride Manors. If you come across that name in your search, it is worth clarifying with us which community a specific listing or homesite actually belongs to so you are comparing the right thing.

Amenities and day-to-day living

Telluride Estates does not have a published list of shared community amenities that we can confirm at this time. The emphasis here is on the homes and the half-acre lots themselves rather than on a central amenity package — so the lifestyle draw is the space, the custom build, and home-level features like pools and finished basements rather than a clubhouse or pool shared by the neighborhood.

Because amenity offerings and any HOA-maintained features can change as a community builds out, ask us to confirm what, if anything, is shared and maintained by the association versus what stays on your own lot.

Location and commute

Telluride Estates sits in Nolensville, a town in Williamson County on the south side of the Nashville metro. Commute times from here depend entirely on where you are headed and when you leave — traffic in this part of Middle Tennessee shifts a lot by time of day.

Rather than trust a generic drive-time estimate, the smartest move is to clock it yourself at your real departure time: map the drive from the community to your office, your school of choice, the airport, or wherever you go most, at the actual hour you would be leaving on a normal weekday. If you tell us your key destinations, we can help you think through routes and the trade-offs of where in the community to buy.

Who it fits

Telluride Estates tends to fit buyers who want a larger, half-acre lot and a fully custom estate home rather than a smaller-lot production build. The high-end feature set — heated pools on select builds and expansive basements — suits people who want room to spread out, plus the flexibility to design the home around how they actually live.

Because pricing starts in the luxury tier and the homes are custom, it is also a fit for buyers who are comfortable working through a build process and selections rather than buying something move-in-ready off the shelf. We tour Williamson County new construction constantly and represent buyers in these communities at no cost to you, so we can help you weigh Telluride Estates against other Nolensville and Williamson County options and navigate the build from contract to closing.

What to verify before you buy here

• Current pricing — published starting figures move fast in new construction; confirm live pricing for the specific plan and homesite you want.
• HOA dues and what they cover — ask whether there is an association, what the dues are, and exactly which services or features they include.
• Lot specifics — confirm the actual size, boundaries, grade, and any easements or restrictions on the half-acre homesite you are considering.
• Builder warranty and included-versus-upgrade items — clarify with Turnberry Homes or Barlow Homes which features (including pools and basement finishes) are standard and which are upgrades, and what the warranty covers.
• Construction timeline — get a realistic build schedule and understand how phases and weather can affect your move-in date.
• The real commute — drive your key routes at your actual departure times before you decide on a homesite.