Two Homes Just Sold in The Grove, College Grove TN

Morrell Property Collective is excited to share two recent sales on the same street in The Grove — 8118 Heirloom Blvd, which closed at $2,900,000, and 8559 Heirloom Blvd, which closed at $2,675,000. Both homes reflect what makes The Grove one of the most sought-after addresses in Williamson County: custom craftsmanship, resort-caliber amenities, and a setting that feels worlds away from Nashville while staying close enough for an easy commute.

Two closings on the same street in the same season says something about demand in this community right now — and about what buyers are looking for when they choose The Grove over other gated options in Middle Tennessee.

Here's a look at both homes, and what living in The Grove actually offers.

Key takeaways:

• 8118 Heirloom Blvd sold for $2,900,000 — a Davis Properties–built custom home with 5 beds, 5.5 baths, and 5,538 sq. ft.

• 8559 Heirloom Blvd sold for $2,675,000 — a 4-bed, 6-bath, 5,357 sq. ft. home known for its light-filled, highly livable floor plan.

• The Grove spans 1,100 acres in College Grove, TN, built around an 18-hole Greg Norman Signature golf course that hosted the 2024 LIV Golf Nashville event.

• The community's median listing price sits around $2,550,000 as of early August 2026, per Realtor.com — in line with where both of these homes closed.

Inside The Grove: Middle Tennessee's Premier Gated Golf Community

The Grove is a private, gated club community in College Grove, roughly 30 minutes south of Nashville and just minutes from historic Franklin. Built across 1,100 acres of rolling Williamson County countryside, it's anchored by an 18-hole Greg Norman Signature golf course — the only one of its kind in the region — which hosted the 2024 LIV Golf Nashville event.

Beyond golf, residents have access to resort-style pools, a full-service spa, tennis courts, a fitness center, equestrian facilities, parks and trails, a dedicated kids club, and curated dining. Homes are zoned to Williamson County Schools, consistently ranked among Tennessee's top public school districts. It's a community built as much for families and everyday living as it is for golf.

8118 Heirloom Blvd: A Custom Retreat Built for Entertaining

Built by Davis Properties, 8118 Heirloom Blvd blends classic craftsmanship with modern sophistication across 5,538 square feet. A dramatic curved staircase sets the tone at the entry, leading into light-filled living areas designed for both everyday comfort and serious entertaining.

The chef's kitchen is the standout — Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, dual dishwashers, a hidden walk-in pantry, and a butler's bar with a beverage fridge and ice maker. The main-level owner's suite offers a spa-like retreat with heated floors, and a main-level bonus room overlooks the private, fenced backyard. Outdoor living carries the entertaining theme through, with a covered porch, built-in grill, fireplace, and retractable screens for a true year-round space.

8559 Heirloom Blvd: A Happy, Livable Floor Plan With Room to Grow

Where 8118 leans formal, 8559 Heirloom Blvd is described best as a happy home — full of color, warmth, and thoughtful, intuitive design. A soaring two-story ceiling welcomes you into the light-filled living room, and expansive windows throughout frame peaceful green views from nearly every room.

The kitchen features top-of-the-line Thermador appliances, ceiling-height cabinetry, a built-in gas range, double ovens, double dishwashers, a coffee nook, and a butler's pantry with a beverage center. The main-level primary suite includes vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, soaking tub, double vanities, a morning bar, and an oversized walk-in closet connected directly to the laundry room. An office and a guest bedroom with a full bath round out the main level.

Upstairs, two oversized en-suite bedrooms, a loft with a craft room, and a spacious rec room with a library and powder bath offer flexible space for family or guests. Outside, a covered back porch with a fireplace and outdoor kitchen overlooks a tree-lined backyard that's ready for a pool. A fully conditioned crawl space and a three-car garage with epoxy flooring round out the property.

Why Two Homes on the Same Street Both Found Buyers

What amenities does The Grove in College Grove, TN offer? The Grove offers an 18-hole Greg Norman Signature golf course, resort-style pools, a full-service spa, tennis courts, a fitness center, equestrian facilities, parks and trails, a kids club, and on-site dining — all within a private, gated setting.

How far is The Grove from Nashville and Franklin? The Grove sits about 30 minutes south of downtown Nashville and just a few minutes from historic Franklin, giving residents a rural, private setting without sacrificing access to the city.

Demand for two homes on the same street closing within the same stretch of time reflects both the strength of the community and the fact that inventory here is limited — the developer describes The Grove as being in its final phase, with a limited number of homes remaining.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Grove a golf community? Yes — The Grove is built around an 18-hole Greg Norman Signature golf course, the only one of its kind in Middle Tennessee, which hosted the 2024 LIV Golf Nashville event. Golf is central to the community, but amenities extend well beyond it.

What builders build homes in The Grove? Multiple custom builders have built in The Grove, including Davis Properties (which built 8118 Heirloom Blvd), Legend Homes, and Ford Classic Homes, among others — giving buyers a range of architectural styles within the community's overall design standard.

What schools serve The Grove in College Grove, TN? Homes in The Grove are zoned to Williamson County Schools, one of Tennessee's top-ranked public school districts. Specific school assignments can vary by address, so buyers should confirm current zoning directly with the district.

Do homes in The Grove require a club membership? Life in The Grove is built around its private club amenities, and membership is part of the community experience — buyers should confirm current membership structure, tiers, and costs directly with The Grove, since these details are set by the club rather than by individual home sellers.

Why work with a specialist familiar with The Grove? Homes in The Grove vary significantly by builder, lot, and proximity to amenities like the golf course or clubhouse — an agent who's sold multiple properties in the community can help buyers compare those factors accurately, not just square footage and price.

Practical Next Steps

If The Grove is on your radar after seeing these two sales:

1. Reach out early — the developer has described current inventory as its final phase, with a limited number of homes remaining.

2. Ask about club membership structure and costs separately from the home purchase itself.

3. Compare builders if you're considering new construction — Davis Properties, Legend Homes, and Ford Classic Homes each bring a different style to the community.

4. Tour on both a weekday and a weekend to get a feel for amenity use and community pace at different times.

5. Get pre-approved for jumbo financing ahead of touring, since most Grove homes fall in the $2.5 million-plus range.

The Bottom Line

Two closings on the same street in the same season is a good sign of where demand sits in The Grove right now — buyers are choosing this community not just for the golf course, but for the full lifestyle built around it, from the schools to the spa to the sense of privacy just minutes from Franklin.

If you're curious about buying or selling in The Grove, Morrell Property Collective has recent, direct experience in this exact community. Call or text (615) 593-3103 to talk through what's available or what your home in The Grove could be worth.