New Luxury Homes Now Available in Taliaferro, Eagleville TN

If you've been watching for new construction on acreage lots close to Franklin without the five-acre-plus maintenance that usually comes with it, Taliaferro is worth a look. This gated community sits in the Eagleville zip code but is proudly part of Williamson County, and builder Carbine & Associates has just released new market-ready homes on its rolling, 1-plus-acre homesites.

Two of those homes — at 8728 Iron Willow Pass (Lot 107) and 8709 Iron Willow Pass (Lot 126) — are available now. A third, 8704 Iron Willow Pass (Lot 101), already went under contract, which tells you something about the pace of interest here. Here's what's actually in these homes, what the community offers, and what to know before you tour.

Key takeaways:

• Two Carbine & Associates homes are currently available in Taliaferro: a 4,653-square-foot, 5-bedroom home at $1,999,000 (Lot 107) and a 4,398-square-foot, 4-bedroom home at $2,028,800 (Lot 126).
• A third home, Lot 101, went under contract at $1,940,000 — a sign of early demand in this newly launched community.
• Homesites range from 1.17 to 3.36 acres across nearly 200 acres of Middle Tennessee countryside, with an HOA of $3,000 annually (Taliaferro official site).
• The community feeds into Williamson County's College Grove Elementary and Fred J Page Middle and High School, both rated 9/10 by GreatSchools.

What's Available Right Now

Lot 107 — 8728 Iron Willow Pass — $1,999,000. This 4,653-square-foot modern farmhouse sits on a 1.44-acre lot and offers 5 bedrooms and 5 full plus 1 half bath. The main level centers on an open-concept kitchen and living area beneath a vaulted, dining-room ceiling, with a private guest ensuite off the foyer and a covered porch featuring its own wood-burning fireplace. The primary suite is tucked into the main level's back corner with a soaking tub and an oversized walk-in closet, while the upper level adds three more ensuite bedrooms and a bonus room above the 3-car garage.

Lot 126 — 8709 Iron Willow Pass — $2,028,800. At 4,398 square feet on 1.17 acres, this home pairs a stone-and-Hardie exterior with cedar column accents for curb appeal that reads more custom than spec-built. Inside, a private study and formal dining room flank the entry foyer, and the vaulted kitchen and living area share a fireplace as the room's anchor. The primary suite offers a spa-style bath with a zero-entry shower, and a covered back porch with an outdoor fireplace extends the living space outside. Three additional ensuite bedrooms and a bonus room complete the upper level.

Lot 101 — 8704 Iron Willow Pass — $1,940,000 (under contract). This 4,323-square-foot home on 1.24 acres offered 5 bedrooms — 3 ensuite bedrooms on the main level, plus a fourth ensuite bedroom and a dedicated workspace upstairs. It's no longer available, but its quick move to contract is a useful signal for buyers weighing whether to wait on the next release.

Why Taliaferro's Location Works

Taliaferro sits centrally between College Grove, Franklin, and Nolensville, with Arrington and the town of Eagleville itself just a short drive away. The developer puts the drive at roughly 20 minutes to both Franklin and Murfreesboro, giving residents easy access to two job centers without the density of either downtown (Taliaferro official site, accessed July 2026).

The community also comes with underground fiber internet service and a neighborhood-wide septic (STEG) system — details that matter for anyone who works from home on an acreage lot. HOA dues run $3,000 annually with a $2,000 transfer fee at resale.

Schools Serving Taliaferro

Homes in Taliaferro feed into College Grove Elementary, Fred J Page Middle School, and Fred J Page High School — all part of Williamson County Schools. GreatSchools rates both College Grove Elementary and Fred J Page High School 9 out of 10, and Niche ranks Fred J Page High School #30 out of 376 public high schools statewide (GreatSchools and Niche, accessed July 2026). For buyers relocating with school-age kids, that combination is a meaningful part of the value here.

Featured Questions, Answered Directly

Is Eagleville, TN in Williamson County?

The Taliaferro community carries an Eagleville, TN mailing address and zip code (37060) but sits within Williamson County proper, according to the developer. Buyers should confirm county lines with the Williamson County Assessor for any specific parcel before closing, since ZIP codes and county lines don't always match exactly in this part of Middle Tennessee.

What builder is building in Taliaferro?

Carbine & Associates, LLC is the exclusive builder at Taliaferro, offering a mix of market-ready homes, semi-custom options, and full custom builds across the community's 1-acre-plus homesites (Taliaferro official site).

Frequently Asked Questions

How many homesites does Taliaferro have, and how big are they? Taliaferro spans nearly 200 acres with homesites ranging from 1.17 to 3.36 acres, offering privacy and open views without the upkeep of a traditional 5-plus-acre estate lot.

What's included in the HOA fee? The Taliaferro HOA is $3,000 annually, with a $2,000 transfer fee due at resale. Buyers should request the full CC&Rs from the listing team to see exactly what's covered before writing an offer.

Why did Lot 101 go under contract so quickly? The exact reason isn't public, but a fast contract on a newly launched community's early inventory typically points to strong demand for the location, lot sizes, or floor plan — worth noting if you're deciding whether to act on current availability or wait for the next release.

Is Taliaferro a good fit for a relocating executive? Its 20-minute reach to both Franklin and Murfreesboro, top-rated schools, and low-maintenance acreage make it a strong fit for buyers who want space and privacy without sacrificing commute flexibility.

Practical Next Steps

1. Tour Lots 107 and 126 in person — photos and floor plans only tell part of the story on lots with this much topography and privacy.
2. Request the included features and designer selections sheets — both are available per lot and clarify what's standard versus upgraded.
3. Ask about the next release timeline — if you're set on a specific lot size or orientation, get on the list before the next phase of homes comes to market.
4. Have financing pre-approved before touring — homes at this price point in newly launched communities can move fast, as Lot 101 shows.

The Bottom Line

Taliaferro is still early in its release schedule, and it's already showing real buyer interest. If Lots 107 or 126 fit what you're looking for, don't wait to see them in person — Lot 101's quick path to contract is a good indicator of how this community is being received.

For a private tour of Taliaferro or a closer look at Lot 107 or Lot 126, contact Morrell Property Collective at (615) 593-3103, or reach out directly to listing agent Kristen Carbine to talk through pricing, upgrades, and timing.