At a Glance
- Solaya at The Lanes opens its Community Haus and 50-foot saltwater pool in August 2026.
- Opening amenities include two saunas, a cold plunge, heated spa, Performance Kitchen, Zen Garden with fire pits, and the Boardwalk.
- Phase 1 homes are complete and move-in ready, while Phase 2 homes are under construction with pre-sale opportunities available.
- Private previews are available through BDG Partners at Compass.
The doors are open.
After months of planning, designing, building, and talking about what this community could become, Solaya at The Lanes, Nashville’s first social wellness neighborhood, is coming to life.
This August marks a major milestone for Solaya. The Community Haus opens. The 50-foot saltwater pool welcomes its first residents. The saunas heat up. The cold plunge gets cold. The fire pits light.
More importantly, the idea behind Solaya finally becomes something you can experience.
Because Solaya was never designed simply to be a collection of new homes with an impressive amenity package.
It was designed around a much bigger question:
What if where you live could actually make it easier to live well?
Welcome home.
What is opening at Solaya?
Solaya at The Lanes opens its first major collection of wellness and community amenities in August 2026, including the Community Haus, 50-foot saltwater pool, two saunas, cold plunge, heated spa, Performance Kitchen, Zen Garden with fire pits, and Boardwalk.
These spaces represent the first physical expression of the five pillars behind Solaya: Movement, Recovery, Connection, Nature, and Belonging.
The Community Haus becomes the social center of the neighborhood, a place for morning coffee, working away from home, community events, wellness programming, dinners, and spontaneous conversations.
Outside, the 50-foot saltwater pool creates space for everything from an early morning swim to an afternoon spent under the cabanas.
Recovery is built into the routine with two saunas, a dedicated cold plunge, and heated spa.
Then there are the quieter spaces.
The Zen Garden. The Boardwalk. The fire pits.
Places designed not because residents need another thing to do, but because sometimes the best thing a neighborhood can give you is somewhere worth slowing down.
For the first time, all of it can be experienced rather than imagined.
What does opening week at Solaya look like?
Opening week at Solaya marks the transition from a community under construction to a neighborhood beginning to live the way it was designed. Private previews, first resident experiences, and everyday use of the Community Haus and wellness amenities begin as Phase 1 comes online.
That distinction matters.
There is a moment in every new development when the renderings stop doing the talking.
The water is actually in the pool.
The doors to the Community Haus are actually open.
Someone is sitting outside with coffee.
Someone else is finishing a workout.
Neighbors start recognizing one another.
The fire pits are lit after dark.
Suddenly, the concept becomes a community.
Solaya has always been built around the belief that the environment around us influences the way we live. Put movement closer and we move more. Make recovery convenient and we actually recover. Create places for people to naturally cross paths and connection becomes easier.
Opening week is when that theory begins becoming daily life.
Are homes at Solaya move-in ready?
Yes. Phase 1 at Solaya includes completed, move-in-ready homes, while additional Phase 2 residences are under construction and available through pre-sale opportunities.
Solaya will ultimately include 154 single-family homes in Nashville, with three- and four-bedroom floor plans designed around modern daily life.
The homes pair thoughtful architecture with interiors that feel warm rather than overly designed. Wide-plank white oak flooring, natural textures, curated finishes, functional kitchens, balconies, rooftop terraces on select homes, and flexible spaces create homes meant to feel comfortable from the moment you walk inside.
And that is an important part of the Solaya idea.
The amenities are not there to compensate for the homes.
The homes and the neighborhood are designed to work together.
You have your own private space when you want it. Step outside, and an entirely different layer of the community is waiting.
For someone looking for new construction in Nashville but wanting more than a house and a garage, that combination is what makes Solaya different.
What is still coming to Solaya?
Solaya continues expanding in 2027 with the Fitness Haus, The Green, pickleball courts, Covered Yoga Deck, and greenway expansion, followed by the Bark Park in 2028.
Opening the Community Haus and pool is a major milestone, but it is not the finish line.
The next phase continues building on the same five wellness pillars.
The Fitness Haus will create dedicated space for strength and performance. The Covered Yoga Deck will offer outdoor movement and programming. Pickleball adds another social way to stay active, while The Green creates room for yoga, lawn games, gatherings, picnics, and community events.
The Bark Park follows in 2028.
The important distinction is simple: those spaces are coming.
The Community Haus, pool, recovery spaces, Zen Garden, fire pits, and Boardwalk are here.
That transparency matters, especially in new construction. There should be a clear difference between what exists today and what is part of tomorrow’s vision.
How can I visit Solaya?
The best way to understand Solaya at The Lanes is through a private preview of the homes, Community Haus, pool, recovery amenities, and outdoor spaces with the BDG Partners sales team.
You can read about a cold plunge.
You can look at photographs of a pool.
You can study a floor plan or scroll through another rendering.
But Solaya makes considerably more sense when you are standing in it.
Walk through the Community Haus. See how close the amenities are to the homes. Step inside a finished residence. Walk toward the Boardwalk. Look back at the Nashville skyline.
Then imagine an ordinary Tuesday here.
That is ultimately what Solaya was designed around.
Not vacation.
Not an occasional wellness weekend.
Everyday life.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Solaya at The Lanes open?
Solaya at The Lanes opened its first major collection of community and wellness amenities in August 2026. The opening includes the Community Haus, 50-foot saltwater pool, two saunas, cold plunge, heated spa, Performance Kitchen, Zen Garden with fire pits, and Boardwalk.
What amenities are open at Solaya right now?
Solaya’s opening amenities include the Community Haus, 50-foot saltwater pool, heated spa, two saunas, dedicated cold plunge, Performance Kitchen, Zen Garden with fire pits, and Boardwalk. Additional amenities including the Fitness Haus, pickleball courts, The Green, and Covered Yoga Deck are planned for 2027.
Are homes at Solaya move-in ready?
Yes. Solaya has completed Phase 1 homes that are move-in ready. Additional Phase 2 homes are under construction, with pre-sale opportunities available. The community will ultimately include 154 three- and four-bedroom single-family homes in Nashville.
How do I tour Solaya at The Lanes?
Private previews of Solaya at The Lanes are available through BDG Partners at Compass. A private preview provides an opportunity to tour available homes and experience the Community Haus, pool, recovery amenities, Zen Garden, Boardwalk, and other completed areas of the neighborhood.
The renderings had their turn.
Now you can experience the real thing.
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