Custom home builder in Green Hills
Nashville's most convenient rebuild.
Green Hills is Nashville's most convenient upscale address — the Mall at Green Hills, Whole Foods, Belmont, and Vanderbilt are all a short drive, and the neighborhood's older ranch and Cape Cod lots are prime candidates for a teardown-and-rebuild. Streets like Tyne and Hobbs carry a mix of decades-old homes and recent custom builds, often side by side. Most buyers here are trading a smaller, dated house for a new one on the same footprint, without giving up the walkability and central location that drew them in the first place. It's less about acreage and more about earning your place on a street where everyone already knows the neighbors.
In Green Hills, teardown-and-rebuild projects typically run $1.5M–$2.75M — design-led homes sized to fit the neighborhood's smaller, in-demand lots rather than stretch past them.
Homes in Green Hills
Nothing in Green Hillsis under contract at the moment — schedule a consult and we’ll walk you through what’s coming next in the area.
Common questions about building in Green Hills
What does a custom home cost in Green Hills?
Custom builds in Green Hills typically run $1.5M–$3M depending on the lot and finish level — most work here is a teardown-and-rebuild on an existing footprint, which keeps scope more predictable than a raw-land build. We'll give you a tighter number once we've seen the lot.
Does May build on owner lots in Green Hills?
Yes — it's the most common path in Green Hills, since a build here usually replaces an existing house rather than starting from bare land. We handle the demolition, permitting, and site work as part of the build, starting with a feasibility review of your lot.
Which schools serve Green Hills?
School zoning changes by address, even within Green Hills, so we don't publish specific assignments here. It's one of the first things we confirm during a lot review — ask us during a consult and we'll walk through what serves your specific street.