Bradshaw Farms in Mt. Juliet, TN: A 2026 New Construction Community Guide

Bradshaw Farms is a Beazer Homes community on the east side of Mt. Juliet that pairs a resort-style amenity package with something most Wilson County new builds cannot offer — direct, walk-out-your-door access to the Cedar Creek Greenway trail system. The community runs two product lines, Cottages and Estates, both built to Beazer's Energy Series READY specification, and sits roughly a mile from Mt. Juliet High School along the Golden Bear Gateway corridor. If you're looking at bradshaw farms mt juliet tn as a possible move, this is the full 2026 community guide — pricing as of May 22, 2026, builder details, the amenity rundown, school zoning, and the honest tradeoffs.

Table of Contents

• Where Bradshaw Farms Is in Mt. Juliet
• Who's Building It and What You Can Buy
• Floor Plans and Home Sizes
• Pricing and What You Actually Get for It
• Amenities and the HOA
• Schools
• What's Nearby
• Pros and Cons of Bradshaw Farms
• Who Tends to Move to Bradshaw Farms
• Frequently Asked Questions
• A Local's Take

Where Bradshaw Farms Is in Mt. Juliet

The sales address is 1007 Zane Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122, set along the Golden Bear Gateway corridor on the east side of town. The corridor is the same road that connects newer retail like Costco Mt. Juliet to the I-40 interchange at Exit 226 (Mt. Juliet Road), and the community sits roughly a mile from Mt. Juliet High School per Beazer's community page.

Drive times pulled from Google Maps on May 22, 2026:

• Downtown Nashville — about 28 to 32 minutes off-peak via I-40 West
• Nashville International Airport (BNA) — about 25 minutes via I-40 West
• Providence Marketplace — about 7 to 10 minutes
• I-40 Exit 226 — about 7 to 10 minutes
• Costco Mt. Juliet — about 5 minutes via Golden Bear Gateway

The Golden Bear Gateway corridor is the part of east Mt. Juliet that has seen the most retail and residential growth over the last two years. That's the upside — Costco, new restaurants, more shopping — and also the catch, since active build-out brings construction traffic and ongoing parcel work that will continue for several years.

Who's Building It and What You Can Buy

Bradshaw Farms is built by Beazer Homes (NYSE: BZH), a publicly traded national production builder based in Atlanta. Beazer's Tennessee division also operates Windtree in Mt. Juliet, so if you've walked through that community you're already familiar with the same general feel — open-concept layouts, two-car garages, designer finish packages.

What sets Beazer apart nationally is its Energy Series READY construction. Every Bradshaw Farms home is certified to DOE Zero Energy Ready Home, ENERGY STAR, and Indoor airPLUS standards. Beazer reports these homes operate 40 to 50 percent more efficiently than a typical new build, which translates to lower monthly utility costs over the long run. The other Beazer differentiator is the "Choice Plans" customization process — buyers can reconfigure interior spaces (think turning a flex room into a fifth bedroom or adding a study) before construction begins.

Bradshaw Farms is structured into two product lines:

• Cottages — smaller-footprint plans with rear-entry garages, open-concept floor plans, and covered patios. Both single-story and two-story options exist depending on the plan and phase.
• Estates — expansive two-story plans with front-entry two-car garages, larger square footage, and the designer finish packages Beazer markets nationally.

Floor Plans and Home Sizes

The named plans currently on the Beazer Bradshaw Farms board include the Amberbrook, Chadwick, and Harrison. Per the builder's published specifications, plans range from 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2.5 to 3 bathrooms, and roughly 2,129 to 2,542 square feet on the actively-listed plans. The Cottages product line may extend below the 2,129 floor depending on phase, so if you're targeting a smaller footprint it's worth asking the sales office which Cottages plans are releasing next.

All plans come with two-car attached garages — rear-entry on Cottages, front-entry on Estates. Covered patios are standard on Cottages plans and many Estates configurations. Lot sizes are not consistently published as a single range on the builder page; if a specific lot orientation, depth, or pie-shape matters to you, ask Beazer for the current site plan and the Phase IV lot release.

Pricing and What You Actually Get for It

As of May 22, 2026, Beazer's Bradshaw Farms community page lists homes starting at $539,990. The broader Cottages-through-Estates pricing band, with option packages and lot premiums included, runs roughly $500,000 to $780,000 — Cottages plans anchor the lower end, Estates plans with upgrades push into the upper $700,000s. Pricing changes weekly with inventory and incentive cycles, so the published starting number is a directional figure, not a quote.

For context: the Wilson County single-family median sale price was approximately $475,000 in early 2026 per Greater Nashville REALTORS data. Bradshaw Farms entry-point Cottages sit slightly above the county median; Estates with upgrades land in the upper third of Wilson County pricing.

What you're getting for the premium over a resale home at the same price point is mainly three things — the Energy Series READY certification (lower utility costs over time), the included amenity package (pool, fitness, clubhouse), and direct greenway access from inside the community. Whether that bundle is worth the premium depends on how much you'd actually use the pool and trail, which is the right question to ask before signing.

Amenities and the HOA

Bradshaw Farms runs a resort-style amenity package. The set currently includes:

• Resort-style community pool
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• Clubhouse
• Playground
• Direct connection to the Cedar Creek Greenway system

The greenway access is the real differentiator. Most Mt. Juliet new-construction communities require a drive to reach a meaningful trail network — Bradshaw Farms residents can walk straight onto the Cedar Creek Greenway from inside the development, which connects into the broader Mt. Juliet trail system. If you bike or walk regularly, that's the kind of amenity that actually compounds over years of ownership.

HOA dues are not publicly listed on the Beazer Bradshaw Farms community page as of May 22, 2026. Amenity-equipped Mt. Juliet new builds typically carry monthly HOA dues to fund pool, fitness, and common-area maintenance, but the specific dollar figure for Bradshaw Farms is not transparent until you speak with the sales office. Ask for the current monthly amount, what it covers, and whether there are any planned increases tied to amenity capital reserves.

One important clarification: there is also an older, separate Mt. Juliet HOA called the "Bradshaw Farm Neighborhood Association" — that organization is not the same as the Beazer Bradshaw Farms community at 1007 Zane Drive. If you're researching online and find HOA documents that reference different rules or dues, double-check which Bradshaw you're reading about.

Schools

Bradshaw Farms is within the Wilson County School District. Per the Beazer community page, the community sits approximately one mile from Mt. Juliet High School. Likely current zoning, pending verification by exact address through the Wilson County Schools zone-lookup tool at wcschools.com:

• Elementary: Mt. Juliet Elementary (likely)
• Middle: Mt. Juliet Middle School
• High: Mt. Juliet High School

Per Niche.com ratings retrieved May 22, 2026, all three schools — Mt. Juliet Elementary, Mt. Juliet Middle, and Mt. Juliet High — carry published Niche grades for the 2026 school year. Wilson County school zones can shift annually as the district responds to enrollment growth, particularly on the east side around Golden Bear Gateway, so always run the specific home address through the Wilson County Schools zone-lookup tool before assuming zoning.

What's Nearby

• Mt. Juliet High School — about 1 mile / 3 minutes
• Costco Mt. Juliet — about 5 minutes via Golden Bear Gateway, a recent retail addition on the east corridor
• Providence Marketplace — about 7 to 10 minutes, with 70+ retailers, restaurants, and the Regal Providence 14 cinema
• Charlie Daniels Park — about 10 minutes, Mt. Juliet's primary city park with ballfields and trails
• Cedar Creek Greenway — direct access from inside the community
• Publix at Paddocks — about 10 minutes, full-service grocery

For more on what the rest of the city offers, the broader Mt. Juliet neighborhood guide walks through how the east, central, and lake-corridor sides of town differ and which everyday errands sit closest to each.

Pros and Cons of Bradshaw Farms

Pros

• Direct connection to the Cedar Creek Greenway from inside the community — most Mt. Juliet new builds cannot offer this
• Resort-style amenity package (pool, fitness center, clubhouse, playground) at a sub-$600,000 entry point
• Energy Series READY construction (DOE Zero Energy Ready, ENERGY STAR, Indoor airPLUS) lowers ongoing utility costs
• About one mile from Mt. Juliet High School and minutes from the new Costco Mt. Juliet

Cons

• HOA dues are not publicly listed; amenity-equipped Mt. Juliet communities typically carry meaningful monthly dues that buyers should factor into total carrying cost
• The east-side Golden Bear Gateway corridor is in active build-out, so expect construction traffic and noise from neighboring parcels for the next 2 to 4 years
• Cottages product line uses rear-entry garages, which limit driveway parking and on-street guest parking on certain lot configurations
• Off-peak commute to downtown Nashville runs around 30 minutes, but peak commute on I-40 West stretches to 45 to 60+ minutes

Who Tends to Move to Bradshaw Farms

Bradshaw Farms attracts a mix of first move-up buyers and downsizers. The Cottages product line, with its smaller footprint and lower entry price, draws downsizers from larger homes elsewhere in Mt. Juliet or surrounding counties, plus first-move-up buyers selling a starter home. The Estates product line tends to attract dual-income Nashville commuters trading up from a $350,000 to $450,000 home, and out-of-state relocators from Texas, Florida, and California who want a turn-key amenity package within walking distance of a major greenway. Retirees and pre-retirees show up at both product tiers — the single-story Cottages plans are an easy fit for buyers who don't want stairs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bradshaw Farms in Wilson County? Yes. Bradshaw Farms is in Mt. Juliet, which sits in Wilson County, Tennessee. The sales address is 1007 Zane Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122.

Who builds homes at Bradshaw Farms? Beazer Homes builds every home at Bradshaw Farms across two product lines: Cottages (smaller, rear-entry garage) and Estates (larger, front-entry garage). Named plans currently include the Amberbrook, Chadwick, and Harrison.

What's the starting price at Bradshaw Farms? Beazer lists Bradshaw Farms starting at $539,990 as of May 22, 2026. Estates with upgrades can push into the upper $700,000s.

Does Bradshaw Farms have a pool? Yes. Bradshaw Farms includes a resort-style community pool, a fitness center, a clubhouse, and a playground.

Does Bradshaw Farms have greenway access? Yes. The community has direct access to the Cedar Creek Greenway from inside the development, which lets residents walk or bike onto the wider Mt. Juliet trail network without driving.

Which schools does Bradshaw Farms zone to? Bradshaw Farms is in the Wilson County School District and sits about one mile from Mt. Juliet High School. Verify the exact elementary, middle, and high school assignment for any specific home address using the Wilson County Schools zone-lookup tool at wcschools.com.

How far is Bradshaw Farms from downtown Nashville? About 28 to 32 minutes off-peak via I-40 West per Google Maps, retrieved May 22, 2026. Peak commute times stretch to 45 to 60+ minutes.

What's the HOA at Bradshaw Farms? HOA dues for the Beazer Bradshaw Farms community are not publicly listed on the builder page and should be confirmed with the sales office. A separate, older "Bradshaw Farm Neighborhood Association" exists in Mt. Juliet — that organization is not the same as this Beazer community.

Are Bradshaw Farms homes energy-efficient? Yes. Every home is built to Beazer's Energy Series READY specification — DOE Zero Energy Ready Home certified, ENERGY STAR certified, and Indoor airPLUS qualified. Beazer reports these homes operate 40 to 50 percent more efficiently than a typical new build.

How close is Bradshaw Farms to Costco? Costco Mt. Juliet is about 5 minutes via Golden Bear Gateway, part of the newer east-side retail corridor.

A Local's Take

I've watched the Golden Bear Gateway corridor go from cow pasture to Costco to actual community in about two and a half years, and Bradshaw Farms is one of the projects that helped tip the balance. The thing that surprises buyers once they move in isn't the pool or the clubhouse — those they expected. What catches them is the greenway. Most Mt. Juliet new builds advertise being "near trails," which usually means a 5-minute drive and a tight parking lot. Bradshaw Farms residents walk out of the development and onto the Cedar Creek Greenway, and within a few weeks the dog gets a routine, the morning coffee walk becomes a thing, and the trail starts feeling like part of the house.

The second thing that surprises people is the Beazer Energy Series build quality. Buyers come in expecting a typical national-builder spec — and the homes do look like typical Beazer plans from the curb — but the utility bills land lower than expected the first full summer in the house. Wilson County electric rates are not the lowest in Tennessee, so anything that meaningfully reduces HVAC load shows up on the monthly statement. Combined with the fact that you're paying $540K starting for a home that would have been $620K in Brentwood, the math holds together for the buyer who's done the side-by-side.

The honest counterweight: the corridor is still being built. That means the lot you tour today is going to be next to a different graded lot in eighteen months, and Saturday morning sometimes sounds like an HVAC compressor convention. If you can live with that for a couple of years while the corridor finishes, the upside on the back end is real. If construction noise is going to grind on you, the older established side of Mt. Juliet — closer to Charlie Daniels Park and the Cedar Creek Marina area — is calmer, just at a higher price-per-square-foot in the resale market. Articles like the Mt. Juliet vs. Franklin cost-of-living comparison help frame whether the math even pencils against the Williamson County alternatives a lot of buyers are also considering.

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