August 10, 2015
Berry Farms: A New, Classic Way of Living
and Garden & Gun.
Phase I of Berry Farms will be completed in January 2012, and will include both the Village Shops at Berry Farms and Hughes Mill, so new residents will have retail amenities within walking distance upon moving in. The residential builders at Berry Farms are responsible for both building and selling the following residential product types:
Regent Homes – Multi-story, attached townhomes that feature a modern take on classical architecture, located near the village core of Town Center (1,000–2,400 SF, $180,000–$250,000 price range)
Regent Homes:
Jeffrey Caruth, 615-414-1807
Celebration Homes & Ford Custom Classic Homes – Multi-story cottage homes that are sized perfectly for the first time home buyer or empty nester looking to downsize, that feature classic character and quality in each home (1,500–2,600 SF, $250,000–$380,000 price range)
Traditionally designed village homes, which are 1 and 2 story family sized homes in various styles that capture the beauty and charm of classic, Southern architecture (2,000 – 3.600 SF, $380,000 – $450,000 price range) Celebration Homes Randall Smith, 615-533-3213 rsmith@celebrationtn.com
Ford Custom Classic Homes:
Keli Jackson, 615-503-9727
Gregg & Rains Building Group – Large 1 and 2 story custom homes located on the most generous lot sizes within Berry Farms in a variety of architectural styles (3,000 SF and up, $450,000 and up price range)
Gregg & Rains:
Alex Gregg, 615-807-1012
Construction on the homes has commenced and many have been sold already.
The Village Shops at Berry Farms will be within walking distance to the Hughes Mill neighborhood, as well as the green space and parks, so residents can walk to the shops for a neighborhood retail and restaurant experience. According to Mark Traylor, director of retail leasing for Boyle Nashville, “Plans for the Village Shops include four very distinct and unique buildings, all of which focus on community interaction and connectivity, with porches and classic storefronts that harken back to true, Southern town centers and squares.”
For Boyle, the details are important, and that’s what we want to convey to potential residents, retailers, office users, and neighbors as Berry Farms evolves from a family farm to a one-of-a-kind community.
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