Anderson Park closed 54 homes in the past twelve months at a median of $398,360. The range runs from $349,900 to $490,000, which means the price you pay here is almost entirely a function of the floor plan, not the neighborhood.

The $140,000 spread between Anderson Park's entry townhome and its upper-end homes is not a quality gap. It is a square footage gap. At 1,311 square feet on the low end and 2,033 on the high end, you are comparing two different footprints in the same community, with the same location, the same schools, and the same HOA covering grounds maintenance. That range works in your favor, because it means you can get into Anderson Park at a price point that fits your budget without giving up the location or the school zone.

Fifty-four homes closed here in the past twelve months. The median sale price was $398,360, with an average of $403,267. The Hendersonville new construction market has been moving steadily, and Anderson Park sits at one of the more accessible entry points for what you get. If you want to work through which floor plan makes sense for your situation before scheduling tours, Ryan Beals can pull the current availability and break down what each layout actually lives like day to day. Anderson Park closed 54 sales in the past 12 months at a median of $398,360. 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.

Anderson Park's Location in Hendersonville TN

Anderson Park sits in the southeastern corner of Hendersonville, just off Indian Lake Blvd near Vietnam Veterans Blvd (386). The Streets of Indian Lake, a retail and restaurant hub anchored by everyday shopping and dining, is less than a mile away. Old Hickory Lake and the Drakes Creek Park marina are a few minutes south on Indian Lake Blvd.

This location is one of the reasons the community has held demand. You are not driving into Gallatin for groceries or toward Nashville for a sit-down dinner. Most of what you need is within a 10-minute radius, which is not always true for new construction in this price range in Sumner County. If you are comparing Anderson Park to other Hendersonville options at this price point, the new construction vs. resale breakdown for Hendersonville is worth reading before you narrow your list.

The Homes at Anderson Park

Anderson Park is primarily a townhome community, with 48 of 54 closed sales classified as townhomes. The remaining volume came through HPR-detached and site-built homes, which tend to be larger and push toward the $490,000 ceiling. Floor plans range from three bedrooms, two full baths and a half bath at the entry level, to four bedrooms with three full baths in the larger configurations.

Square footage runs from 1,311 to 2,033 across the community. Most townhomes sit in the 1,311 to 1,600 range and close between $349,900 and $415,000. The larger HPR-detached and site-built options typically exceed 1,700 square feet and close between $420,000 and $490,000. Exteriors use a mix of hardboard, partial brick, and all-brick construction depending on the unit type and phase. All homes have rear-attached garages with one to two spaces, slab foundations, and standard new construction finishes including LVP or laminate flooring in main living areas and tile in bathrooms.

The HOA covers grounds maintenance at $150 to $200 per month for townhomes. Some units also include exterior maintenance and trash pickup at the higher fee tier, depending on the phase and floor plan. For a detailed look at how HOA fees compare across Hendersonville townhome communities, the HOA fee guide for Hendersonville covers what each community covers and at what cost.

If you want to know which specific lots and floor plans are still available at Anderson Park, and what closing cost incentives the builder is currently offering, that information changes regularly and is not always reflected on public search sites. Text 629-263-0248 and Ryan will pull the current builder inventory for you before your first visit.

Anderson Park Market Data , Hendersonville TN (2026)

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period. Closed sales only.

Getting Around Anderson Park

Indian Lake Blvd is the primary connector from Anderson Park to Vietnam Veterans Blvd (386). From the community entrance, you are about three minutes to the 386 on-ramp. Most mornings, the drive from Anderson Park to downtown Nashville runs 35 to 40 minutes via 386 North to I-65 South. That timing holds before 7 a.m., but the stretch of 386 between Indian Lake Blvd and Old Gallatin Road slows during the evening commute, typically between 4:30 and 6:00 p.m.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is approximately 30 miles from Anderson Park, making this a workable commute for healthcare professionals employed in the Nashville medical corridor. HCA Healthcare's corporate headquarters in Nashville is another major employment draw for this commute pattern. For buyers looking toward Gallatin rather than Nashville, Sumner Regional Medical Center is about 12 miles northeast, and the 386 corridor connects both directions efficiently.

Anderson Park's proximity to the Streets of Indian Lake keeps most daily errands local. Kroger, Target, and full dining options are within a mile. Buyers who want new construction with a low-maintenance lifestyle and an accessible commute in either direction find this location handles both requirements without compromise.

Community Amenities at Anderson Park

Anderson Park's amenity package includes a clubhouse, playground, dog park, park green space, walking trail, and underground utilities. The walking trail and green space are well-suited for families with young children, which aligns with the Nannie Berry Elementary zone drawing young family buyers into this community.

The HOA covers grounds maintenance, which removes the exterior upkeep burden that typically comes with home ownership at a comparable price. Some units at the higher HOA tier also include exterior building maintenance, which means the physical structure of the home is covered in addition to the landscaping.

Schools Serving Anderson Park

Anderson Park is zoned for Nannie Berry Elementary School, Robert E Ellis Middle School, and Hendersonville High School, all within the Sumner County Schools system. Verify school assignments directly with Sumner County Schools before purchase, as boundaries can shift.

Hendersonville High School draws buyers who want to be within the city of Hendersonville and close to the 386 corridor. For buyers weighing school zones across different parts of Hendersonville, the Hendersonville school zone guide maps which subdivisions fall into each district and how zone boundaries affect resale demand.

Why Work with Ryan Beals in Anderson Park

Anderson Park is a new construction community, which means the listing agent at the model home works for the builder, not for you. Ryan grew up in Sumner County and has been through enough builder contracts to know which standard provisions protect you and which ones leave you exposed. He reviews purchase agreements before signing, identifies which upgrade choices move the needle on appraisal and resale value, and helps buyers negotiate closing cost concessions that builders rarely volunteer on their own.

His data-backed approach means he will show you exactly how each floor plan at Anderson Park has performed relative to its original list price, and how the community stacks up against comparable new construction options in Hendersonville at the same budget. If Anderson Park is the right fit, he will tell you. If the numbers point elsewhere, he will tell you that too. Call or text at 629-263-0248.

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