Legend Homes

Legend Homes guarantees a beautiful custom home with exceptional design, meticulous attention to detail, and the highest quality craftsmanship, combining luxury and livability. They prioritize creating a positive building experience, ensuring client satisfaction every step of the way. With a highly organized construction and communication system, projects run smoothly from start to finish. Founded in 2005, Legend Homes boasts a strong team, all known for their integrity and expertise. Legend Homes’ mission is to provide unparalleled excellence in home design, craftsmanship, and client satisfaction.

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About the Community

Nestled just southwest of Nashville in Williamson County, this carefully crafted community stands as a testament to thoughtful design and natural beauty. Here, diverse architectural styles merge seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, creating a harmonious blend of city and country living. Tree-lined sidewalks and lamp-lit streets invite residents of all ages to enjoy leisurely strolls, while local shops, salons, and restaurants offer a warm welcome to everyone. It’s a place where neighbors and nature coexist, and where community spirit thrives through abundant recreational activities and shared experiences.

The Stephens Family Legacy

The story of this community begins in 1925 when the Stephens family established the Stephens Manufacturing Company in Nashville, renowned for its quality work clothes and early sponsorship of The Grand Ole Opry radio show. Amidst the Great Depression, the Stephens family saw beyond the immediate challenges and invested in over 900 acres of land, now known as Stephens Valley.

Originally a modest pig farm, this land blossomed under the Stephens family’s stewardship into a thriving agricultural hub, specializing in Angus cattle, sheep, and various livestock. Bill Stephens, inheriting the farm, further diversified its operations with row crops and hay fields, which continue to flourish today.

Bill envisioned Stephens Valley not just as an agricultural haven but as a philanthropic resource for the Middle Tennessee community. His legacy lives on through a non-profit foundation aimed at supporting local causes. Although Bill passed away a few years ago, his wife, Neika, remains in their cherished home built in 1936, actively participating in the community’s ongoing development.

Commitment to Preservation and Community

Stephens Valley honors the legacy of the Stephens family by preserving the natural beauty and spirit of giving that define the community. The commitment to maintaining pristine, forested areas ensures that future generations will continue to enjoy the serene landscapes that make Stephens Valley unique. The community continues to build on this rich heritage, fostering a place where the past and future coexist in harmony.

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Hardeman Springs is a luxurious residential enclave located in the picturesque rolling hills of Arrington, Tennessee, within Williamson County. This community perfectly marries Southern charm with contemporary amenities, creating a serene yet vibrant living environment. Covering 162 acres, Hardeman Springs will feature 118 custom and semi-custom luxury homes, crafted by some of the region’s top builders. Homes are priced from the $900s to $2 million, ensuring high-quality construction and diverse architectural styles.

Residents of Hardeman Springs enjoy a variety of top-notch amenities designed to enhance their quality of life. The community features a resort-style pool and cabana, a playground, and scenic walking trails. These amenities provide ample opportunities for recreation and socialization within a picturesque setting.

Ideal Location

Situated midway between Franklin and Murfreesboro, Hardeman Springs offers convenient access to historic sites, shopping districts, restaurants, and entertainment venues in Franklin, Cool Springs, Nolensville, and Murfreesboro. Additionally, it is just a five-minute drive from I-840 and close to Arrington Vineyards, known for its wine tastings and seasonal concerts.

Educational Excellence

Residents in Hardeman Springs benefit from being within the highly regarded Williamson County School District. The community is zoned for College Grove Elementary School, Page Middle School, and Page High School. There are also several private and magnet school options available nearby, providing families with a range of educational choices.