Morrell Property Collective October 10, 2026
Neighborhood
Brentwood is known for large single-family homes, mature lots, and top-tier amenities. What it’s less known for is easy, low-maintenance living. For buyers who want the Brentwood location without a yard to mow or a big house to maintain, options are limited.
Southpoint Flats was built for that buyer. It’s a boutique community of 18 condos completed in 2024, with one- and two-bedroom layouts and modern finishes. Here’s a closer look at what it offers, what ownership involves, and how to tell whether a condo is the right move for you.
With just 18 residences, Southpoint Flats feels very different from a large complex. A smaller community usually means less traffic, a quieter setting, and neighbors you’ll actually get to know.
Built in 2024, the homes come with modern systems and energy-efficient construction. Buyers skip the dated finishes and near-term repairs that often come with older condos.
Inside, residents get open-concept living and kitchen spaces, stainless appliances, wood and tile flooring, natural light, and in-unit laundry hookups. Each home has dedicated parking. Outside, the HOA handles shared upkeep, so weekends stay free.
Southpoint Flats has been offered starting around $329,900, with HOA dues of about $195 per month, according to our April 2026 listing information. Pricing and availability change, so contact us for current units. For context, the median condo price across Greater Nashville was $331,780 in September 2026 (Greater Nashville REALTORS). [VERIFY CURRENT DATA: available units, prices, square footage, and HOA]
When you budget, include:
For many buyers, yes. A condo offers a Brentwood address with lower upkeep and a lower entry price than most single-family homes in the area. The trade-offs are less private outdoor space, shared walls, and HOA rules. It’s a strong fit if convenience matters more to you than land.
Southpoint Flats puts residents close to Cool Springs shopping and dining, nearby parks, grocery stores, and everyday services, with easy access to major highways. Downtown Nashville is about a 30-minute drive, depending on traffic. [VERIFY CURRENT DATA: address and drive times]
That makes it a practical base for anyone working in Cool Springs, Maryland Farms, or Nashville who wants a shorter, simpler home life.
Can I rent out a Southpoint Flats condo?
Rental rules are set by the HOA and local regulations. Review the condo documents for any rental restrictions before you buy, especially if you’re considering short-term rentals.
Are there other condo options in Brentwood?
Yes, but newer, boutique-sized condo communities are less common in Brentwood than single-family neighborhoods. We can compare Southpoint Flats with other condos and townhomes in Brentwood, Franklin, and Nashville.
What schools serve Southpoint Flats?
School zoning depends on the exact address. Confirm assignments with the school district before you buy. [VERIFY CURRENT DATA: school district and zoned schools]
Is Southpoint Flats a good investment?
That depends on your goals, timeline, and the HOA’s rental rules. A newer home in a desirable location can be appealing, but no one can guarantee future appreciation. We can walk you through recent condo sales in the area.
Southpoint Flats offers something Brentwood doesn’t have much of: newer, low-maintenance condo living in a small community, close to Cool Springs and the interstate. If you want the location without the upkeep of a large home, it’s worth a look.
To learn about current availability at Southpoint Flats or compare it with other Brentwood options, contact Morrell Property Collective at (615) 593-3103.
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