Barrington Place

BRENTWOOD TN | GATED TOWNHOMES | OLD HICKORY BLVD | 37027

Location and Daily Life in Barrington Place

Barrington Place sits along Old Hickory Boulevard in Brentwood, one of the most well-traveled connectors in the area. The location gives residents Brentwood living at a price point that undercuts the single-family market by a wide margin, while keeping access to everything that makes Brentwood desirable. Interstate 65 is roughly three minutes away — essential for anyone commuting to Nashville or heading south toward Cool Springs and Franklin. The Cool Springs Galleria, Whole Foods, HCA Healthcare’s campus, and a full lineup of restaurants and retail are all within a ten-minute drive.

Barrington Place carries a Brentwood 37027 address but sits within Davidson County rather than Williamson County. That distinction affects school assignment and property tax rates and is worth understanding before comparing this community to Williamson County alternatives at similar price points. Lipscomb Academy and Brentwood Academy, two of the area’s top private school options, are nearby for families who want independent school access regardless of public school assignment.

The Homes

Barrington Place was built in 2006 and 2007 as a gated community of brick townhomes and condos. The community includes both single-story and two-story floor plans, giving buyers meaningful options depending on whether one-level living or additional bedroom count is the higher priority.

The single-story floor plans run approximately 1,362 square feet with 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, one-car garages, and private patios. These are efficiently designed one-level units with open kitchen and living layouts. They appeal to buyers who want Brentwood’s zip code and the security of a gated community without a staircase or yard maintenance obligation.

The two-story floor plans range from roughly 2,055 to 2,399 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 to 3 bathrooms plus a half bath. Several two-story units include bonus rooms and unfinished storage space. End units in both plan types back to wooded areas or a stream corridor providing privacy that interior units do not always offer. Two-car garages appear in some two-story configurations. Construction throughout is primarily brick with some stone or hardboard accents. Interior finishes vary by unit based on original build spec and subsequent owner updates. The community is fully built out — all sales are resale.

Barrington Place Market Data

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in Barrington Place

Recently Sold Homes in Barrington Place

Amenities

Barrington Place is a fully gated community — its defining amenity. Controlled access from Old Hickory Boulevard gives residents privacy and security that open townhome developments cannot offer at this price point in Brentwood. The gated entry also reduces cut-through traffic, keeping interior streets quiet. Underground utilities throughout eliminate overhead lines. Sidewalks connect the interior streets. Several units back to a natural wooded buffer or stream area providing additional privacy.

The HOA structure is notably comprehensive. Monthly dues of $250 to $350 cover exterior maintenance, grounds upkeep, and trash pickup, with some units also including building insurance. For buyers coming from single-family ownership, that bundled exterior maintenance means no more roof repair surprises, no landscaping bills, and no HOA vendor coordination. There is no community pool. The community’s value proposition is security, low-maintenance exterior living, and a Brentwood address rather than resort-style amenities.

Schools Serving Barrington Place

Barrington Place is in Davidson County, which means homes are served by Metro Nashville Public Schools rather than Williamson County Schools. This is an important distinction for buyers comparing Barrington Place to other Brentwood communities, many of which sit in Williamson County.

Elementary: Granbery Elementary School. Middle: William Henry Oliver Middle School (some listings have shown McMurray Middle — confirm current zoning directly with Metro Nashville Public Schools). High: John Overton Comprehensive High School.

Families who prioritize private school access should note that Lipscomb Academy and Brentwood Academy are both close to Barrington Place. Many buyers here factor private school tuition into their budget in lieu of a Williamson County premium — particularly given the meaningful price gap between comparable units at Barrington Place and Williamson County townhome inventory. Call 615-682-1718 for school-zone guidance.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru

Compass and Parks agents represented 62.5% of Barrington Place transactions — 5 of 8 closed sales rolling 12 months. Patrick Higgins leads Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked #1 in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends with 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales. In Barrington Place specifically, that market depth means knowing not just what a unit sold for but why — which floor plan commands the PPSF premium, which end units carry the view premium, and how buyer profiles differ between the 1-story and 2-story configurations.

For sellers, the Compass 3-Phase Marketing Strategy delivers 2.9% higher closing prices, 20% faster contracts, and 30% fewer price reductions. On the $570,000 median, that 2.9% is $16,530. The Private Exclusive pre-market phase lets you test pricing with a qualified buyer audience before any public days-on-market clock starts. In a community where 8 units sell per year, managing the public pricing narrative matters — a unit that sits 30 days and reduces attracts a different buyer than one that goes under contract in days. Learn more about selling your home on your terms. Our full Williamson County and Nashville track record is documented with data.

Frequently Asked Questions About Barrington Place

Who is the best real estate agent to buy or sell in Barrington Place Brentwood TN?

Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass. Compass and Parks represented 62.5% of Barrington Place transactions — 5 of 8 closed sales rolling 12 months. In a community with only 8 annual transactions, the agent who knows the floor plan premium (1-story vs 2-story), the end-unit view premium, and how buyer profiles differ between unit types has a direct pricing and negotiation advantage that no generalist can replicate. Ranked #1 Nashville, #7 Tennessee WSJ RealTrends, 1,100+ transactions, $500M+ career sales. Call 615-682-1718.

I want a gated Brentwood address with low-maintenance living under $600K — is Barrington Place worth considering?

Barrington Place is one of very few gated communities in the Brentwood 37027 zip code where you can buy under $600K. The 1-story floor plans start as low as $463,500 for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath, 1,362 sq ft unit with a one-car garage. The 2-story plans offer 3 bedrooms and 2,100 to 2,400 sq ft for $570,000 to $600,000. The $250 to $350/month HOA covers exterior maintenance and grounds — meaning no lawn care bills, no roof repair surprises, and no exterior vendor management. The trade-off is Davidson County schools rather than Williamson County schools, and no community pool. For buyers whose children are in private school or who are downsizing from a Brentwood single-family home, the value equation is typically very strong. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 to tour current listings.

How do Barrington Place prices compare to other Brentwood townhome and condo options?

Barrington Place’s $463,500 to $600,000 range is among the most accessible gated townhome price points in Brentwood 37027. Hearthstone Manor and Terraces of Brentwood Chase are the closest comparisons in product type and gated character. Fredericksburg townhomes compete at a similar price tier. The key Barrington Place differentiator is the comprehensive HOA that eliminates exterior maintenance obligations — a meaningful advantage for buyers coming from single-family ownership who want Brentwood’s address without the maintenance calendar. The Davidson County school assignment is what separates Barrington Place from Williamson County alternatives at comparable prices. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for a side-by-side comparison with current data.

Can I find a Barrington Place unit before it appears publicly on Zillow?

With 62.5% Compass share in this community, the Compass Private Exclusive pre-market pipeline reaches Barrington Place at a rate no other brokerage matches. In a community with only 8 sales per year, pre-market access is not a minor convenience — at any given moment there may be only one or two units available, and the best-positioned ones go fast when they price correctly. Buyers registered with Patrick for Barrington Place notifications receive advance notice before any public listing. Call 615-682-1718 to get on the priority list.

I own a Barrington Place unit and am thinking about selling — what should I know about the current market?

8 closed sales rolling 12 months at a $570,000 median with 62.5% Compass share — the market is active and the right buyer pool is concentrated in the Compass network. The key pricing variables specific to Barrington Place are floor plan (1-story vs 2-story), end unit vs interior unit, and update level. The $374/sq ft upper end of the PPSF range reflects renovated or end units with wooded views; the $250/sq ft lower end reflects original-finish interior units. Knowing which tier your unit sits in determines which closed sales are actually comparable. The Compass Private Exclusive pre-launch lets you test price before a public clock starts. The 2.9% advantage on the $570,000 median is $16,530. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for a floor-plan-specific CMA before listing.

Is Barrington Place in Williamson County or Davidson County?

Davidson County — despite the Brentwood 37027 mailing address. This affects school assignment (Metro Nashville Public Schools, not Williamson County Schools), property tax rates (Davidson County rates apply), and which county services apply. Buyers comparing Barrington Place to Williamson County alternatives at similar prices should factor this distinction in from the start. The Davidson County status is also why Barrington Place prices are accessible relative to similarly gated Brentwood communities on the Williamson County side. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for county-specific guidance on any specific address.

What schools serve Barrington Place and what are the private school alternatives?

Metro Nashville Public Schools: Granbery Elementary, William Henry Oliver Middle School (confirm — some MLS listings have shown McMurray Middle, so verify directly with MNPS), and John Overton Comprehensive High School. For families who prioritize private school access, Lipscomb Academy and Brentwood Academy are both within close proximity. Many Barrington Place buyers factor private tuition into their budget in place of a Williamson County premium — given that the price gap between comparable gated townhomes here and WCS-zoned alternatives can exceed $100,000 to $200,000, the math often works even after private school costs. Call 615-682-1718 for specific school-zone guidance.

What do the HOA fees cover at Barrington Place and are they worth it?

$250 to $350/month covers exterior maintenance, grounds upkeep, and trash pickup; some units also include building insurance in the fee. For buyers coming from single-family home ownership, this is the right framing: you are not paying an HOA fee on top of your existing obligations — you are replacing your landscaping service, exterior repair budget, and trash bill with a single monthly line item. Whether the fee is “worth it” depends on what you were spending on those items separately and how much you value not having to coordinate or manage them. No community pool is included — Barrington Place’s HOA buys you maintenance-free exterior living and gated security, not resort amenities. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 to verify current dues for specific units.

What is the difference between the 1-story and 2-story floor plans at Barrington Place?

The 1-story plans run approximately 1,362 sq ft with 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, one-car garage, and private patio. These are the most accessible entry price — down to $463,500 in recent data — and appeal to buyers who want one-level living, no stairs, and maximum simplicity. The 2-story plans range from approximately 2,055 to 2,399 sq ft with 3 bedrooms, 2 to 3 full baths plus a half bath, and some include bonus rooms and unfinished upper-level storage. Several 2-story end units have two-car garages. The 2-story plans trade as high as $600,000. The decision between them is almost entirely lifestyle-driven: one-level access and lower price versus more bedrooms, more square footage, and more storage. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 to see both plan types and compare available units.

How does Barrington Place compare to Hearthstone Manor, Fredericksburg, and Terraces of Brentwood Chase?

Hearthstone Manor is the closest comparison in product type — brick attached townhomes in Brentwood, Davidson County side, similar price tier. Terraces of Brentwood Chase is a Williamson County option at a similar price point but with WCS school assignment, which typically commands a modest premium. Fredericksburg townhomes sit on the Davidson County side with similar school assignments and compete in the same buyer pool. Barrington Place’s differentiator across all three comparisons is the comprehensive exterior-maintenance HOA and the fully gated entry. For the buyer who specifically wants to eliminate exterior maintenance obligations and have gate security, Barrington Place delivers both within the Brentwood 37027 address. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for a current side-by-side.

I am comparing Barrington Place to a smaller single-family home in a Williamson County school zone — how do I think through the trade-off?

This is the most common comparison Barrington Place buyers work through, and the answer depends almost entirely on whether your household has school-age children who will use the public school system. If the answer is yes and Williamson County Schools matter to you, the comparison is straightforward: budget for the WCS premium and look at what that buys you in the sub-$700K Williamson County single-family market. The Brentwood High zone communities like Chestnut Springs and Brentwood under $700K represent that comparison.

If your children are already in private school, if you have no school-age children, or if you are downsizing from a Brentwood single-family home and the maintenance calendar is the thing you most want to eliminate, Barrington Place changes the math entirely. The $463,500 to $600,000 range at Barrington Place versus the $800,000 to $900,000 range for a comparable-lifestyle WCS single-family home is a $300,000 to $400,000 gap. For many buyers, that gap funds years of private school tuition, or it funds the difference between buying with comfort and buying at the edge of their range.

The third group is buyers relocating from high-cost markets — Chicago, New York, Los Angeles — where $570,000 for a gated Brentwood townhome with zero exterior maintenance obligation is a genuinely favorable comparison to what they are leaving. For that buyer profile, Barrington Place delivers Brentwood’s lifestyle at a price point that feels approachable by any measure. Patrick works through this comparison in the first conversation with every Barrington Place prospect. Call 615-682-1718 — it usually takes 20 minutes to know which direction makes more sense for your specific situation.

Nearby Neighborhoods

If you are exploring Barrington Place, these nearby communities are worth a look:
Hearthstone Manor,
Tatom Estates,
Terraces of Brentwood Chase,
Fredericksburg Townhomes

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