Gallatin New Home Construction

Scroll down to view all the new construction in Gallatin Tenneessee. These homes are all built since 2006

Its been a long time coming but the I65 North expansion is now finished and the Vietnam Veterans extension in to Gallatin is almost complete.

Gallatin's residents and business have been waiting early to hear that the Express way will finally be open. There have been a number of new subdivisions and retail developments that have all been built knowing that soon Gallatin will as close to Nashville as downtown Franklin. (Continued below)

Gallatin New Construction Since 2006

Gallatin           50-100,000      View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin         100-150,000      View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin         150-300,000      View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin         300-400,000      View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin       400-500,000        View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin       500-600,000        View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin       600-700,000        View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin        700-800,000       View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin        800-900,000       View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin        900-1M               View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin        1M-2M                View Homes    View Condos

Gallatin        2M-10M              View Homes    View Condos

The historic square is slowly but sure undergoing a rebirth and the City of Gallatin has come to realise that it has one of the most picturesque town squars in the area. The function of the retail stores is slowly changing in anticpation of the demand brought about by the influx of new residents who are moving to the Gallatin area to take advantage of the real estate being offered and the proximity to Nashville and Kentucky via I65

New sudivisions such as Cambridge Farms, Fairway Farms, Fairvue Plantation, Kennesaw Farms all give you a clue as to the history of Gallatin. Predominanly a farming community, it developed as the county seat, and was the focus of life in Sumner County. To read more about the history of Gallatin click HERE

With the development of the lake and the Vietnam Veterens, Hendersonville became the new growth area in the lates 1960's and 70's and Gallatin lost some of its previous appeal. Now Gallatin and Hendersonville are uniting and working together to bring new businesses and residents which will ultimately help every one prosper in Sumner County.