Parson's Valley is a new construction community in Thompsons Station, Williamson County, built by Beazer Homes. Beazer Homes lists it as now selling with a published starting price of $469,990 as of Oct 7, 2026.
- Location: Barton Alley / Ostergaard Way, Thompson's Station, TN 37179
- Town: Thompsons Station
- County: Williamson County
- Map: Open in Google Maps
Beazer Homes
- Status: Now Selling
- Starting price: $469,990 to $855,990 (as of Oct 7, 2026)
- Home type: Detached, Townhome
- Square feet: 2,422 to 3,435
- Bedrooms: 3 to 5
- Community page: View on the builder site
- More townhomes: New construction townhomes near Nashville
- More under $500K: New construction homes under $500K near Nashville
- More 5 bedroom homes: New construction homes with 5 or more bedrooms near Nashville
- More from this builder: Beazer Homes communities
Other New Construction in Thompsons Station
Published starting prices as of Oct 7, 2026, where the builder lists one.
- Cottages at June Lake, from $500,000
- Fairhaven, from $949,990
- Garrett Farms, from $1,055,990
- Littlebury, price not published
- Pleasant Creek, coming soon
- Saddlewalk at June Lake, from $690,000
- The Hills, from $2,500,000
- Tollgate Village Town Center, from $329,900
- Whistle Stop Farms (The Townes at Whistle Stop), from $699,900
See every community on my new homes in Thompsons Station TN page.
Nearby New Construction in Other Towns
If you like the Parson's Valley location, these are the closest communities in neighboring towns. Distances are straight line miles between the community locations in my data. Starting prices are as published by the builder as of Oct 7, 2026, where one is listed.
- Preston Park in Spring Hill, about 1.7 miles, from $265,990
- August Park in Spring Hill, about 2.0 miles, from $799,990
- Hardins Landing in Spring Hill, about 3.0 miles, from $500,000
- Arbor Valley in Spring Hill, about 4.0 miles, price not published
- Crystal Creek in Spring Hill, about 4.6 miles, from $409,900
- Harvest Point in Spring Hill, about 5.5 miles, from $422,100
More Beazer Homes Communities
Other communities Beazer Homes is building on my report, with the town and the starting price the builder published as of Oct 7, 2026, where one is listed.
- The Mill at McFarlin in Nolensville, about 19.0 miles away, from $699,990
- Tulip Hills in Hermitage, about 31.5 miles away, from $329,990
- Overlook at Aarons Cress in Hermitage, about 32.4 miles away, from $474,990
- Waterford Park in Mt. Juliet, about 34.6 miles away, from $589,990
- Bradshaw Farms in Mt. Juliet, about 37.3 miles away, from $499,990
- Windtree in Mt. Juliet, about 37.7 miles away, from $419,990
See all 9 Beazer Homes communities on my Beazer Homes page.
Questions About Parson's Valley
Who is building new homes in Parson's Valley?
Beazer Homes is the builder at Parson's Valley on my report. As of Oct 7, 2026 it lists the community as now selling.
How much do new homes in Parson's Valley cost?
Beazer Homes publishes a starting price of $469,990 at Parson's Valley, as of Oct 7, 2026. A starting price is usually for the smallest plan before options and lot premiums, and builders change pricing often, so ask me and I will confirm current pricing for you.
What kinds of homes are in Parson's Valley?
Beazer Homes lists detached homes and townhomes at Parson's Valley. It lists about 2,422 to 3,435 square feet with 3 to 5 bedrooms.
Where is Parson's Valley located?
Parson's Valley is in Thompsons Station, Williamson County, Tennessee. The location in my data is Barton Alley / Ostergaard Way, Thompson's Station, TN 37179. The town and county pages linked above show other new construction nearby.
Is Parson's Valley open for sales now?
Yes. Beazer Homes lists Parson's Valley as now selling on my report, which means the builder was offering homes or homesites there when I checked on Oct 7, 2026. Available plans, homesites and ready homes change often, so contact me and I will check what is open today and help you plan your first visit.
Can I use my own agent to buy in Parson's Valley?
Yes. The builder's sales team represents the builder, and most builders work with buyer agents, but registration rules vary and some require your agent to come with you on your first visit. Contact me before you tour a model home and I will help you compare communities, review the contract and track deadlines.