The 10 Biggest Home Sales in Nashville This Year

The ten largest home sales closed by Compass agents in the Nashville metro over the last 12 months total $156.5M, a list that runs from $10,700,000 at the tenth spot to $35,000,000 at the top. These are not city-center condos or suburban trades; they are the estates, the acreage and the custom builds that define the very top of the market here. The breakdown below shows where those sales landed and who brought them to close.   ## The list 1. **998 Dickinson Lane in Franklin** — $35,000,000, closed March 2026, 5 bed, 4 bath, 5,488 sq ft · [The Hometown Team](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/the-hometown-team) 2. **3385 Bailey Road in Franklin** — $18,250,000, closed February 2026, 4 bed, 5 bath, 5,035 sq ft · [Jamie Parsons](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/jamie-parsons) 3. **1020 Harmony Hills Drive in McEwen - Williamson County** — $18,096,571, closed March 2026, 65,151 sq ft · Hannah Dills 4. **2014 Old Hillsboro Road in Franklin** — $17,500,000, closed December 2025, 6 bed, 9 bath, 8,826 sq ft · [Bill Henson](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/bill-henson) 5. **Undisclosed Address in Avalon** — $11,800,000, closed April 2026, 7 bed, 10 bath, 14,876 sq ft · Erin Krueger Team 6. **1805 Pace Haven in Franklin** — $11,710,000, closed July 2026, 6 bed, 11 bath, 14,562 sq ft · Devin Roper 7. **424 Westview Avenue in West Nashville** — $11,550,000, closed May 2026, 5 bed, 8 bath, 7,583 sq ft · Domaine Residential 8. **0 Collier Bend Road in Charlotte** — $11,100,000, closed December 2025 · Brittany Martin 9. **4231 Franklin Pike in Lipscomb** — $10,750,000, closed March 2026, 6 bed, 7 bath, 8,798 sq ft · Marc Mariani 10. **4406 Sunnybrook Drive in Green Hills** — $10,700,000, closed June 2026, 6 bed, 9 bath, 10,000 sq ft · [Kristie Gogo](https://directory.luxuryhomesshowcase.com/listings/kristie-gogo) Franklin is the anchor, with 4 of the 10 sales, but the list reaches well beyond it. A $18,096,571 sale in McEwen and an $11,800,000 home in Avalon show that acreage and seclusion command top dollars outside the city limits, while West Nashville, Charlotte, Lipscomb and Green Hills each contribute one sale. The spread from $10,700,000 to $35,000,000 means the top of this market is defined by individual estates, not by a single zip code.  Each of the ten sales was handled by a different agent or team, from The Hometown Team at the top to Kristie Gogo at the tenth spot. No name appears twice on the list, which suggests the ultra-high-end market here is specialized: sellers find representation for one specific property rather than relying on one agent for many. For a seller at this level, the record shows that success is tied to the agent's fit for the particular home, not just their overall volume. Four of the agents on the list, including The Hometown Team, Jamie Parsons, Bill Henson and Kristie Gogo, have directory pages with current listings, contact details and open houses. A reader can use this list to see who has recently closed at the top of the market, then visit those pages to see what they are selling now. The record is a snapshot of closed sales, but the directory is where the current conversation begins. *Source: the Compass transaction histories of every Compass agent in the Nashville area, as recorded on September 16, 2026; closed sales over the 12 months to August 2026. Prices are the recorded sale prices.*