If you’re thinking of building in Williamson County, you definitely want to check out Springhouse at Breezeway, a new Franklin community by ParkTrust Development. Before I tell you about the new homes in Breezeway, let me share with you some “building basics” when it comes to making a good investment, then you can see if Breezeway passes your own litmus test!

Typically, buyers in the first phase of a given community get the highest return on their investment. There are a couple of reasons for this: First, builders and developers are anxious to get product moving so pricing is usually best when they are first breaking ground. Also, homes tend to get bigger (in terms of sq ft) as the neighborhood grows and gets established, because builders are reluctant to build the biggest homes (i.e. largest construction loans/highest risk) until they see momentum in a community and have a few “pre-sales” underway. Ultimately, the smallest homes generally command the strongest return on investment in a given community.

The best buys are definitely the new homes that are complete or close to completion (referred to in the industry as “inventory” or “spec” homes) as builders are anxious to reduce monthly carrying costs (interest on construction loans, maintenance costs, utilities, etc.).

Located off Wilson Pike in Franklin, Breezeway is zoned for Brentwood schools (Ravenwood High School). There are both custom home builders and a high end production builder (Drees Homes) currently building in Breezeway. There is one spec home available now by custom homebuilder Southern Lifestyle Homes. This home has 3379 sq ft and is listed at $579,000… check out 109 Bayhill Circle.

Forty percent of Breezeway is designated greenspace and the homes currently available front a scenic pond at the Breezeway entrance. Call today to make an appointment to see this beautiful home or discuss building a home to your own specifications! Jack Miller 615.308.7776 (phone or text).

Posted By: Jack Miller

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