The same zip code, the same gate, two completely different price points. Last Plantation in Gallatin closes anywhere from $350,000 for a one-level Cottage to $2.5 million for a custom estate on Old Hickory Lake. Knowing which part you are buying in changes everything about your search.

Of the 41 closed sales at Last Plantation over the past 24 months, the range tells the whole story: $350,000 at the low end, $2,525,000 at the high. The community is actually two distinct markets sharing a name and a neighborhood boundary. The Cottages at Last Plantation are single-story attached homes clustered near the front of the neighborhood, priced between $350,000 and $422,900 with a median of $400,000. The main plantation homes on Isaac Franklin Drive, Plantation Boulevard, and Fairvue Village Lane range from $595,000 to $2,525,000, with a median of $822,500. If you want to understand which segment fits your budget and timeline, Ryan Beals can pull the closed data for both sides and show you exactly what your money gets you in each one.

Last Plantation closed 41 sales over the past 24 months at a median of $640,000 across the full community. For a year-over-year comparison of how that figure has shifted, contact Ryan Beals directly at 629-263-0248. That context is worth having before you make an offer.

Two Communities Under One Name

Last Plantation sits along Isaac Franklin Drive and Plantation Boulevard in western Gallatin, 37066, tucked between Old Hickory Lake to the south and the Fairvue Plantation Golf Course at its center. The community has a quiet, semi-private feel even though it is less than five minutes from the intersection of Long Hollow Pike and Highway 386.

The Fairvue Plantation Golf Course runs through the main community and is accessible to Last Plantation homeowners. That course is one of the draws that separates this neighborhood from other Gallatin luxury options. Buyers frequently ask about lake access. Some lots in the main plantation have direct or close proximity to Old Hickory Lake. Others are interior lots. That distinction moves the price significantly, which is part of why the price-per-square-foot range runs from $153 to $443 within the same neighborhood. For the full picture on the Old Hickory Lake waterfront market, the Old Hickory Lake waterfront homes guide covers how lake access affects pricing across Gallatin.

The commercial corridor along Hartsville Pike puts residents within 10 to 15 minutes of Kroger, Publix, Home Depot, and the bulk of Gallatin's retail. Highway 386 connects the neighborhood to the wider region.

The Homes

The main Last Plantation homes are custom and semi-custom builds completed between 2001 and 2018. Square footage ranges from 2,185 to 6,750 square feet. Most homes on Plantation Boulevard and Isaac Franklin Drive are traditional in style, brick or stone construction, with two-car and three-car attached garages. Floor plans typically run 3 to 5 bedrooms and 3 to 5 full bathrooms. At the upper end of the market, several properties sit on large lots with lake frontage or direct golf course views, which is where the price-per-square-foot climbs toward $400 and above.

The Cottages at Last Plantation are a separate product entirely. These are one-story attached homes in a garden condo style, built between 2005 and 2017, running 1,642 to 1,972 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths. They function more like a lock-and-leave condo than a traditional single-family home. The HOA covers exterior maintenance, grounds, pool, sewer, and water in most cases. For retirees or downsizers who want a low-maintenance footprint without leaving Gallatin, the Cottages deliver it. For comparable options across Gallatin, the 55-plus and downsizing guide for Gallatin TN covers what buyers in this segment are weighing right now.

If you want to know which specific lots in Last Plantation have lake access or golf course frontage, that information does not show up clearly in a standard MLS search. Call or text 629-263-0248 and Ryan will cross-reference the parcel data and tell you which active and coming-soon options have the lot characteristics you are looking for before they hit Zillow.

Last Plantation Market Data (24-Month Period)

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 24-month period. Closed sales only.

Getting Around Last Plantation

Getting out of Last Plantation means heading north toward Long Hollow Pike or east to pick up Highway 386 via the Hartsville Pike corridor. Most residents connect to 386 in 8 to 10 minutes depending on traffic at the Long Hollow Pike and Highway 386 interchange at 109. That junction is the main friction point for commuters in this part of Gallatin, particularly during the 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. window heading west.

From Last Plantation to downtown Nashville, the drive typically runs 50 to 60 minutes during morning rush. The 386 south to I-65 connector is the most common route. Vanderbilt Medical Center, HCA Healthcare's corporate campus in Nashville, and the 386 and 109 corridor employers are all within a manageable daily commute from this community.

For families considering Last Plantation, the school zone is a significant advantage on the main plantation side. Those homes are zoned for Jack Anderson Elementary, Station Camp Middle, and Station Camp High. That is one of the most sought-after school zone clusters in Sumner County. If school zone is a priority in your search, the Station Camp school zone neighborhood guide breaks down exactly which streets fall inside the boundary and what the zone assignment means for home prices in this area.

Amenities

Last Plantation's community amenities center on the Fairvue Plantation Golf Course running through the neighborhood. For the main plantation homes, the HOA provides access to a clubhouse, fitness center, pool, and tennis courts. Underground utilities are standard throughout, which keeps the streetscape clean. Sidewalks and walking trails run through the community. A playground and park area are also part of the development.

For the Cottages, the HOA is all-in on maintenance. Exterior upkeep, grounds, pool access, and in most cases sewer and water are bundled into the monthly fee. The Cottages do not have direct access to the golf course amenities, but the pool and fitness center are typically included in the fee structure.

Schools

School assignments at Last Plantation split cleanly by section. The main plantation homes on Isaac Franklin Drive, Plantation Boulevard, and Fairvue Village Lane are zoned for Jack Anderson Elementary, Station Camp Middle School, and Station Camp High School. That is the Station Camp cluster and one of the strongest school zone draws in Gallatin. For buyers with school-age children, the station camp zone is consistently one of the most-requested filters in this price range.

The Cottages at 825 Browns Lane are zoned for Howard Elementary, Rucker Stewart Middle School, and Gallatin Senior High School. That is a different zone entirely. The distinction matters both for buyers with school-age children and for resale value if Station Camp school access is a driver of buyer demand in your exit market. Always verify zoning assignments directly with Sumner County Schools before making an offer.

If you want a data-driven look at how Last Plantation compares to other western Gallatin communities by price tier, resale value, and school zone, the best neighborhoods in Gallatin TN breakdown covers all the major subdivisions side by side.

Why Work with Ryan Beals

Most agents search Last Plantation by subdivision name and pull up all 41 sales without realizing they are looking at two completely different products. One is a condo community averaging $400,000 with an all-in HOA. The other is a custom home market with a median above $800,000 and waterfront lots pushing past $2.5 million. Presenting both as the same neighborhood analysis produces data that does not accurately reflect either market.

Ryan Beals grew up in Gallatin and Hendersonville and has watched this corridor of western Gallatin develop around Old Hickory Lake and the Fairvue course. He works with move-up buyers targeting square footage and lot access in the main plantation, and with retirees and downsizers evaluating the Cottages as an alternative to a larger 55-plus community. His approach is the same in both cases: pull the closed comps, explain what those numbers mean for the client's specific situation, and let the client own the decision. For buyers in the luxury range, the Gallatin luxury homes guide provides additional context on how Last Plantation compares to other options above $700,000 in 37066. Call or text directly at 629-263-0248.

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