Lenox Village

Format
Full

City
Nashville

State/Province
TN

Country
USA

Metro Area
Nashville

Project Type
Planned Community or Resort

Location Type
Outer Suburban

Land Uses
Multifamily For-Sale Housing
Open space
Retail
Single-Family For-Sale Housing

Keywords
Neighborhood retail center
Pedestrian-friendly design
Single-family attached housing
Single-family detached housing
Traditional neighborhood development
Workforce housing

Site Size
208 acres
acres hectares

Date Started
2001

Date Opened
2002

Master-planned community Lenox Village is one of the first projects to be built in the Nashville, Tennessee, region using the principles of new urbanism. At buildout, the 208-acre (84-hectare) development will comprise more than 1,400 homes–including many affordable and moderately priced units–and several mixed-use structures containing residential, retail, and office space. The city of Nashville worked with developers Regent Homes/Lenox Village I, LLC, and land planners Looney Ricks Kiss to create an urban design overlay–a zoning code similar to a planned unit development–that would allow for the narrow streets and building types called for by a new urbanist project. Development of the land also involved the restoration of a creek running through the project and the relocation of a rare species of crayfish.

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Case Study/Profile Type: DCS
Website: http://www.lenoxvillage.com
World Region: North America
Developer(s): Regent Homes/Lenox Village I LLC
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