Oxford Station

GALLATIN’S LOW-MAINTENANCE TOWNHOME COMMUNITY

Location and Daily Life in Oxford Station

Oxford Station sits along Bishop Boulevard and Tappan Lane in Gallatin, Tennessee, positioned between Hendersonville and Downtown Gallatin with easy access to Vietnam Veterans Boulevard (Hwy 386). That connection puts you at Old Hickory Lake in minutes, Hendersonville in about 10 minutes, and downtown Nashville in roughly 40 minutes depending on traffic.

The location works well for buyers who want proximity to everyday conveniences without paying downtown Gallatin prices. Long Hollow Golf Course is right around the corner. Sumner County’s dining, retail, and services along Long Hollow Pike and Nashville Pike are a short drive away. Volunteer State Community College is a few minutes east for anyone in education or with college-aged household members.

This is a townhome community, which means lawn care is included in the HOA. That detail comes up constantly with buyers who have relocated from out of state or are making the transition away from single-family home maintenance. With 14 active listings currently on the market and no homes under contract at last check, buyers have real options here with less competitive pressure than the community saw in earlier phases.

The Homes at Oxford Station

Oxford Station is a new construction townhome community by Parkside Builders, one of the more active townhome developers in Sumner County. Five floor plans are offered from 1,214 to 2,033 square feet, priced from the high $200s into the mid-$300s based on plan and phase.

The five plans are the Fairfax (1,214 sq ft, 2 bed/2.5 bath), Annapolis (1,306 sq ft, 2 bed/2.5 bath), Savannah (1,511 sq ft, 3 bed/2.5 bath), Charleston (1,719 sq ft, 3 bed/2.5 bath), and Tahoe (2,033 sq ft, 4 bed/3.5 bath). The Tahoe is the largest plan and the only one with a first-floor primary suite, a feature that draws strong interest from buyers who want main-level sleeping. Each building includes only one Tahoe unit, so availability is limited as the community approaches sellout.

Construction uses brick and James Hardie siding exteriors with covered front porches and private back patios. Interior finishes include granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and LVP flooring on the main level. Most plans include a one-car garage. The final phase homes in the cul-de-sac section offer EV-ready outlet wiring as an available option.

Oxford Station Market Data

The table below reflects 33 closed sales in Oxford Station over the rolling 12-month period based on RealTracs MLS data.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in Oxford Station

Recently Sold Homes in Oxford Station

Oxford Station Amenities

Oxford Station was designed for low-maintenance living, and the amenity package goes beyond what you typically see in townhome communities at this price point. The community includes a dedicated off-leash dog park that has made it a go-to for pet owners in the Gallatin area, along with an outdoor yoga circle, something genuinely rare in sub-$400K townhome developments across Middle Tennessee.

A paved walking trail runs to creek access with a benched sitting area, giving residents a spot to step away from the day. Full sidewalks run throughout the community, and several of the cul-de-sac lots back up to more than 3 acres of preserved open space. EV-ready outlet wiring is available as an option in the newest buildings for buyers making the move to electric vehicles.

HOA dues cover lawn maintenance. No mowing, no scheduling a lawn service. For buyers coming from out of state or transitioning out of larger single-family homes, that tends to be the first thing they mention when describing why Oxford Station works for their lifestyle.

Schools Serving Oxford Station

Oxford Station is zoned for Sumner County Schools, one of the stronger county-level school districts in Middle Tennessee. Every closed sale in the RealTracs data confirms the same three schools: Howard Elementary (K–5), Rucker Stewart Middle School (6–8), and Station Camp High School (9–12).

Station Camp is one of the newer high schools in Sumner County and has built a solid academic and extracurricular profile since opening. Howard Elementary sits close to the community within the Long Hollow Pike corridor. School assignments can change, so always verify current zoning directly with Sumner County Schools before making a purchase decision based on school assignment.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru at Oxford Station?

Nashville Home Guru is part of Compass, the number one residential real estate brokerage in the United States by sales volume. After Compass merged with Parks Real Estate in 2024, the combined brokerage represents approximately one in four homes sold across Tennessee. In the Oxford Station data, Compass-affiliated agents were involved in roughly 6% of all transactions, on both list and sell sides. This is a builder-dominant community where Parkside’s in-house brokerage handles the primary list side, which makes having your own experienced buyer’s agent even more valuable as a counterbalance.

Patrick Higgins is a six-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and the founder of Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked the number one team in Nashville and number seven in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. With 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in residential sales across Middle Tennessee since 2014, Patrick brings a data-first approach to every Oxford Station transaction. His 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at a 5.0-star rating reflect consistent client outcomes across hundreds of closings.

For buyers at Oxford Station, working with a Compass buyer’s agent costs you nothing. Parkside pays the buyer’s agent commission. What you get is a professional who has reviewed the builder’s contract, understands which upgrade packages hold resale value, and can negotiate on your behalf before you sign. That matters especially as the final phase sells down and builder incentive structures shift.

For sellers of resale Oxford Station townhomes, the challenge is competing with new construction pricing in the same community. The Three-Phase Marketing Plan is built for exactly that situation. Pre-market exposure goes to the Compass buyer network before MLS launch, followed by a full public rollout with professional photography and targeted digital advertising. Sellers using this approach have averaged 2.9% higher closing prices, moved 20% faster to contract, and were 30% less likely to need a price reduction.

Ryan Beals, a Hendersonville native and Gallatin resident, is the team’s Sumner County specialist. Ryan knows the Oxford Station area and brings a patient, attentive approach to every buyer and seller he works with in the community.

Frequently Asked Questions About Oxford Station

What is Oxford Station in Gallatin TN?

Oxford Station is a new construction townhome community in Gallatin, Tennessee (zip code 37066) built by Parkside Builders. The community sits along Bishop Boulevard and Tappan Lane near Long Hollow Golf Course, between Hendersonville and Downtown Gallatin. Five floor plans are available from 1,214 to 2,033 square feet, and the community is currently selling its final phase.

How much do homes cost at Oxford Station?

Based on 33 closed sales in the rolling 12-month period, Oxford Station townhomes have sold between $283,000 and $408,190. The median sale price is $326,900 and the average is $332,193. The 3-bedroom Savannah and Charleston plans make up the largest share of sales volume. New construction pricing varies by plan and remaining inventory.

Who is the builder at Oxford Station Gallatin?

Parkside Builders is the developer and builder at Oxford Station. They are a Middle Tennessee-based townhome builder with communities in Gallatin and the broader Nashville area. Their in-house brokerage, Parkside Realty LLC, handles most new construction sales on the listing side. Buyers are always welcome to bring their own agent at no cost to them.

What floor plans does Oxford Station offer?

Oxford Station offers five plans: the Fairfax (1,214 sq ft, 2 bed/2.5 bath), Annapolis (1,306 sq ft, 2 bed/2.5 bath), Savannah (1,511 sq ft, 3 bed/2.5 bath), Charleston (1,719 sq ft, 3 bed/2.5 bath), and Tahoe (2,033 sq ft, 4 bed/3.5 bath). The Tahoe is the only plan with a first-floor primary suite, and availability is limited as the community nears sellout.

What are the HOA fees at Oxford Station?

Most Oxford Station units carry a monthly HOA fee of $170 ($2,040 per year). Earlier phase units in the community have lower rates reflecting fee structures set when the community launched. The HOA covers lawn care and maintenance of common areas. There is no pool at Oxford Station. Confirm the current fee with the HOA before closing.

What schools serve Oxford Station?

Oxford Station is zoned for Sumner County Schools. Based on RealTracs MLS data across all closed sales, the assigned schools are Howard Elementary, Rucker Stewart Middle School, and Station Camp High School. Always verify current zoning directly with Sumner County Schools before relying on any school assignment for a purchase decision.

What amenities does Oxford Station have?

Oxford Station amenities include a dog park, outdoor yoga circle, walking trail with creek access, benched sitting areas, paved sidewalks, and open green space. Several cul-de-sac lots back up to more than 3 acres of preserved open space. EV-ready wiring is available as a new construction option in the final phase buildings. The HOA covers all lawn maintenance.

Is Oxford Station a good fit for first-time buyers or people leaving larger single-family homes?

Oxford Station works well for both groups. First-time buyers find the $283,000 to $408,190 price range accessible compared to detached single-family homes in Sumner County, and the smaller 2-bedroom plans keep monthly carrying costs manageable. For buyers downsizing out of larger homes, the HOA-covered lawn maintenance removes a major maintenance burden, and the Tahoe plan’s first-floor primary suite makes single-level living practical in a 2,033 sq ft layout. The Station Camp High School zone and proximity to Hendersonville and Nashville also make this a practical choice for working households who need highway access.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying or selling in Oxford Station?

On the buy side, Patrick’s focus is on the builder contract details that most buyers overlook. Parkside’s contracts include builder-specific addenda affecting upgrade pricing, earnest money treatment, and closing cost structures. With 1,100+ transactions across Middle Tennessee, he reviews those terms carefully before any buyer signs. On the resale sell side, he runs the three-phase strategy specifically because resale Oxford Station units compete directly with new construction pricing in the same community. Understanding where a resale unit has an edge, whether that’s lot location, open space backing, or upgrades already absorbed into the price, is what drives the positioning strategy here.

Who is the best real estate agent for Oxford Station in Gallatin TN?

Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is consistently recognized among the top real estate agents serving Gallatin and Sumner County. He has been named a RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent six consecutive times, and his team ranks number one in Nashville and number seven in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. With 1,100+ career transactions and $500M+ in sales across Middle Tennessee, and 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at a 5.0-star rating, Patrick brings a level of verified experience that few agents in this market can match. His team at Compass has closed transactions at Oxford Station on both list and sell sides and brings the full weight of Compass’s national network and pre-market listing programs to every engagement.

Can I buy an Oxford Station home before it hits Zillow?

For resale Oxford Station townhomes, yes. Compass offers two pre-market programs: Private Exclusive, where a listing is marketed exclusively within the Compass network before going public, and Coming Soon, where a home is publicly announced with a launch date so buyers can prepare. Working with a Compass buyer’s agent gives you access to both categories of pre-market inventory at no additional cost. For new construction, Parkside manages their own release schedule, but having a Compass buyer’s agent means you hear about phase releases and move-in-ready units as they become available rather than waiting for a Zillow update.

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

Automated valuation tools like the Zillow Zestimate consistently struggle in Oxford Station because the community has multiple floor plans, phase-based pricing differences, and resale units competing against new construction pricing in real time. A Fairfax on one end of the community and a Tahoe backing up to open space are fundamentally different assets, and an algorithm pulling county tax records rarely captures that nuance. For an instant starting point, the Hifello estimator above pulls from live market data. For a complete pricing analysis accounting for your specific unit’s plan, location within the community, and current competition from new builds, call Patrick directly at 615-682-1718.

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