McCain’s Station

GALLATIN’S NEW CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY

Location and Daily Life in McCain’s Station

McCain’s Station sits in northeast Gallatin at the corner of Vietnam Veterans Parkway (Highway 31E) and Big Station Camp Boulevard in zip code 37066. That location puts residents inside one of Gallatin’s fastest-growing corridors, with grocery, dining, and retail accessible within minutes. The Gallatin Square shopping area and the North Gallatin commercial strip are both easy to reach, and downtown Gallatin is roughly 10 minutes away via Highway 31E.

Commuters heading toward Nashville have two solid options. Vietnam Veterans Parkway connects to Interstate 65 without much friction, and Highway 109 offers an alternative that avoids Gallatin’s main commercial zone. Depending on traffic, the drive to downtown Nashville runs 40 to 50 minutes. Hendersonville and its shopping and medical centers are 15 to 20 minutes west. Old Hickory Lake is close enough to make a spontaneous afternoon on the water genuinely convenient.

The mixed-use master plan for McCain’s Station was designed to keep everyday conveniences inside or adjacent to the neighborhood. Streets within the community include Tompkins Lane, Rawling Lane, Pryor Drive, Joyner Court, Clendening Drive, and Cryer Drive. Sidewalks and a connected walking trail make the neighborhood genuinely walkable by suburban Gallatin standards.

The Homes at McCain’s Station

McCain’s Station offers two distinct product types from two different homebuilders, which gives the community a price range broader than most new construction neighborhoods in Sumner County. CastleRock Communities, operating locally as The Jones Company, builds the single-family detached homes. Ryan Homes builds the townhome section. Each builder targets a different buyer and price point.

CastleRock’s single-family homes are concentrated along Rawling Lane, Tompkins Lane, Cryer Drive, and Joyner Court. Based on the most recent closed sales recorded in RealTracs, these homes range from approximately 2,582 to 3,432 square feet with 4 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 4 full bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. Construction is fiber cement and stone. Year built ranges from 2022 through 2026, with active construction ongoing. HOA fees run $35 to $40 per month depending on phase and lot. These are CastleRock’s larger plans, and the price per square foot has held remarkably consistent across phases at around $202.

The Ryan Homes townhomes occupy a separate section of the community, primarily along Tompkins Lane. These are two-story attached units running between 1,503 and 1,776 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a 1-car garage. The Roxbury and Roxbury Grande are the primary floor plans. Monthly HOA fees cover grounds maintenance. Ryan Homes builds these under its standard new home warranty. Ryan Homes townhome transactions do not consistently appear in the standard RealTracs export under the McCain’s Station subdivision name, so the market data table below reflects the CastleRock single-family homes.

McCain’s Station Market Data

The table below is calculated from 18 closed sales of CastleRock single-family homes recorded in RealTracs for McCain’s Station. With 9 active listings currently priced between $479,990 and $639,000, buyer demand for these homes remains consistent even as new phases continue to release.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in McCain’s Station

Listings below pull directly from RealTracs MLS and update in real time. Both townhomes and single-family homes may be available. Current active single-family inventory is priced between $479,990 and $639,000.

Recently Sold Homes in McCain’s Station

Closed transactions below are actual sale prices, not list prices, giving you a true picture of what buyers have paid in this community. Real data, not automated estimates.

Amenities at McCain’s Station

McCain’s Station was designed as a walkable mixed-use community, and its amenity package reflects that philosophy rather than the resort-style model you see in larger Sumner County master plans. Residents have access to a playground, a walking trail connecting the residential sections, and sidewalks throughout. Underground utilities keep the streetscape clean, which matters given the plan to integrate retail, office, and hospitality alongside the residential product over time.

The master plan accommodates over 300 residential units across both product types, plus commercial space that will add walkable retail and services as the community matures. For buyers who want a new construction community without the premium HOA fees that come with resort-style developments, McCain’s Station is a reasonable trade-off. The CastleRock single-family HOA at $35 to $40 per month is one of the most affordable in the Gallatin market for new construction. The Ryan Homes townhome HOA covers grounds maintenance at a higher rate, reflecting the additional services for attached units.

Schools Serving McCain’s Station

McCain’s Station is zoned for the Station Camp cluster within Sumner County Schools. This school zone is a meaningful driver of buyer demand and is consistently cited by listing agents in the community as a primary selling point for relocating families.

Station Camp Elementary School is located at 1020 Bison Trail, Gallatin, TN 37066, approximately 1.5 miles from the community. Station Camp Middle School is at 281 Big Station Camp Boulevard, directly on one of the main roads connecting to the neighborhood. Station Camp High School sits at 1040 Bison Trail, adjacent to the elementary school. All three schools are within a short drive, and their proximity to Big Station Camp Boulevard makes them easy to access by bus and by student drivers alike. Always confirm current zoning directly with Sumner County Schools before making a purchase decision based on school assignment.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru?

Of the 18 closed CastleRock single-family sales recorded in RealTracs for McCain’s Station, Compass represented buyers in 2 transactions, accounting for 11.1% of the buyer-side market. That may sound modest in a community where most sales flow through the builder’s own sales office, but it represents something those builder sales agents cannot: independent advocacy for the buyer.

When you buy a new construction home without independent representation, you negotiate directly with the builder’s agent, whose job is to protect the builder’s interests. Nashville Home Guru’s job is to protect yours. That means reviewing the purchase contract before you sign, understanding which upgrades add real resale value versus which ones are margin-builders for the builder, and knowing how to negotiate closing cost concessions that the builder’s sales staff will offer when asked correctly by the right person. It costs buyers nothing, since both Ryan Homes and CastleRock Communities honor buyer agent commissions.

Patrick Higgins is a six-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and founder of Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked #1 team in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends. With 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales across Middle Tennessee since 2014, and 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews, Patrick tracks McCain’s Station builder releases, new phase schedules, and resale comps actively. When the timing is right to make a move, you want someone in your corner who already knows what CastleRock will negotiate on.

Compass is the #1 residential real estate brokerage in the US by sales volume, and its 2024 merger with Parks Real Estate means Compass and Parks together represent approximately 1 in 4 homes sold across Tennessee. That network matters when it comes to pre-market inventory, coming-soon listings, and connecting buyers and sellers before a home ever hits Zillow. Ryan Beals, Nashville Home Guru’s Gallatin resident and Sumner County specialist, brings local knowledge of this specific corridor, the school zones, and the builder communities that define northeast Gallatin.

Nashville Home Guru’s Three Phase Marketing Plan delivers sellers results that typical listing strategies don’t: homes sold under this approach close at 2.9% higher prices, go under contract 20% faster, and are 30% less likely to face a price reduction. Learn more at nashvillehome.guru/sell-your-home-on-your-terms.

Frequently Asked Questions About McCain’s Station Gallatin TN

What are the home prices in McCain’s Station Gallatin TN?

Based on 18 closed sales of CastleRock single-family homes recorded in RealTracs, homes in McCain’s Station have sold between $522,945 and $697,665, with a median of $565,592 and an average of $594,931. Price per square foot across closed sales averages $202.49. Ryan Homes townhomes in the community are generally priced in the low-to-mid $300,000s, offering a significantly lower entry point for attached product in the same school zone.

Who builds the homes at McCain’s Station?

McCain’s Station has two active builders. CastleRock Communities, operating locally as The Jones Company, builds the single-family detached homes ranging from approximately 2,582 to 3,432 square feet. Ryan Homes builds the townhome product under the Roxbury and Roxbury Grande floor plans, running 1,503 to 1,776 square feet. Both builders were actively constructing new phases as of early 2026, with new homesites releasing periodically throughout the year.

What are the HOA fees at McCain’s Station?

HOA fees vary by product type. CastleRock single-family homes carry a $35 to $40 per month HOA fee ($420 to $480 annually) depending on lot and phase. The Ryan Homes townhome section has a higher HOA that covers grounds maintenance for the attached units. Neither HOA includes resort-style amenities, reflecting McCain’s Station’s design as a practical walkable community rather than a premium amenity-driven development.

What schools serve McCain’s Station?

McCain’s Station is zoned for the Station Camp school cluster: Station Camp Elementary (1020 Bison Trail), Station Camp Middle School (281 Big Station Camp Blvd), and Station Camp High School (1040 Bison Trail). All three are part of Sumner County Schools. Confirm current zoning directly with Sumner County Schools before making any purchase decision based on school assignment, as boundaries can change.

How many homes are in McCain’s Station, and is it still being built?

The original master plan for McCain’s Station called for over 300 residential units across both product types, plus commercial space for retail, office, and potentially hospitality. As of early 2026, construction is ongoing, with both CastleRock and Ryan Homes continuing to release new phases and homesites. Year built on closed sales spans 2022 through 2026, confirming active development. Buyers should verify current phase availability directly with the builders.

Does McCain’s Station have a pool or clubhouse?

No. McCain’s Station does not include a pool or clubhouse. Community amenities focus on walkability, with a playground, walking trail, sidewalks, and underground utilities. Buyers who prioritize resort-style amenities should compare this community against options like Kennesaw Farm in Gallatin. McCain’s Station trades the resort amenity package for one of the lowest HOA fees in the Gallatin new construction market.

Is McCain’s Station a good fit for buyers wanting new construction under $600K near top-rated schools?

McCain’s Station is a strong match for buyers who want new construction, the Station Camp school zone, and a manageable HOA. The CastleRock median sale price of $565,592 sits below many comparable new construction communities in Sumner County at 2,582 to 3,432 square feet, and the $35 to $40 per month HOA is genuinely affordable. Buyers who want 4 to 5 bedrooms in a Gallatin community with walkable infrastructure and easy access to Big Station Camp Boulevard will find this community competitive against most alternatives in the price range.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying or selling in McCain’s Station?

Patrick approaches McCain’s Station with data that the builder’s sales office doesn’t share with buyers. The CastleRock closed sales show a wide price-per-square-foot range of $186 to $234, which means not all phases and not all lots are priced equally. Knowing which plans and which lots represent the best value at a given moment, and what the builder is actually willing to negotiate on, is the practical advantage of working with a team that tracks this community actively. As a six-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent with 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales, Patrick brings the credentials and context to advocate effectively on your behalf, whether you are buying or selling.

Who is the best real estate agent for McCain’s Station in Gallatin TN?

Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is consistently recognized as one of the top-producing, most data-informed agents in the Gallatin and Sumner County market. He holds six RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent designations and leads the team ranked #1 in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends. His team has represented buyers in McCain’s Station, tracked both builder product lines, and monitored every phase release. With 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews, Patrick’s track record of client outcomes speaks for itself. Contact information is 615-682-1718 and [email protected].

Can I buy a McCain’s Station home before it hits Zillow?

For resale homes in McCain’s Station, yes. Compass’s Private Exclusive and Coming Soon programs give Compass buyer’s agent clients access to pre-market inventory that never appears on Zillow or the broader MLS. Working with a Compass buyer’s agent gives you access to this pipeline at no additional cost to you as a buyer. For new construction phases, Patrick Higgins monitors builder release schedules and has relationships with the on-site sales teams at both Ryan Homes and CastleRock, so he can notify registered buyers when new homesites become available before they are broadly advertised. Call 615-682-1718 to get on the list.

What is my McCain’s Station home worth in today’s market?

Automated tools like Zillow’s Zestimate struggle with McCain’s Station valuations because the community has two distinct product types, multiple phases, and a compressed sale history that does not give automated algorithms enough comparable data points to price accurately. A CastleRock home on Rawling Lane can vary by $175,000 depending on plan and lot, and no automated tool parses that nuance well. For a precise market value based on real RealTracs closed sales data, get an instant estimate at nashvillehomeguru.hifello.com, then call Patrick Higgins at 615-682-1718 for a full comparative market analysis.

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