Some neighborhoods sprawl for hundreds of lots and several phases, but Silverstone was planned differently.
Tucked off the roundabout where Elrod Road meets Smallhouse Road, Silverstone is a boutique community of just 30 homesites. It pairs brand-new Jagoe homes with included yard maintenance, South Warren schools and a location close to the best of south Bowling Green, all starting in the $200s.
That combination is rare in Bowling Green right now, and with only 30 homes to go around, it won’t stay available for long.
A Tight-Knit, Exclusive Community
At Silverstone, you won’t be one of hundreds of rooftops.
A smaller community changes how a neighborhood feels day to day. Faces become familiar quickly, and evening walks along the sidewalks turn into conversations with neighbors you actually know. The shared greenspace feels like it belongs to the street, not to a subdivision you only see from the car.
Silverstone’s streetscape was designed to match that feeling, with coordinated exterior color schemes, welcoming front porches, and white vinyl fencing that give the community a cohesive, cottage-inspired look from the first home to the last.
Your Weekends, Returned
Ask new homeowners what they didn’t expect, and many will say the yard. Mowing, trimming and edging can quietly claim hours of every summer weekend.
At Silverstone, yard maintenance is included for a limited time.
That means more Saturday mornings out with friends and fewer spent pushing around a lawnmower, and it means coming home from a trip to a lawn that already looks cared for. For busy professionals, parents juggling school schedules, or anyone simply ready to stop spending weekends on upkeep, it’s one of Silverstone’s most valuable features.
Combined with the low-maintenance design of the Botanical Series homes, Silverstone lets you enjoy the pride of owning a brand-new home without letting it take over your free time.
Brand-New Construction in the $200s, Without the Compromises
Silverstone homes currently start at the mid $200s, the lowest starting price of any Jagoe Homes community in Bowling Green right now.
That price doesn’t come from cutting corners. It comes from smart design. The Botanical Series focuses on the spaces people use every day, with open main-level gathering areas, private upstairs bedrooms and storage that makes every square foot count. Granite or quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances and Mohawk flooring come included.
Every home is also built EnergySmart for lower monthly utility costs and backed by Jagoe’s 10-year new home warranty.
Want a closer look at the four floor plans? Our Silverstone introduction walks through each one.
South Warren Schools, Close to Home
For many Bowling Green families, the South Warren schools are a top priority. Silverstone is currently listed with Jody Richards Elementary, South Warren Middle School and South Warren High School, all part of Warren County Public Schools.
Jody Richards Elementary sits on Elrod Road itself, so the youngest students have a short trip to class.
South Warren Middle School ranks among the top 10% of public schools in Kentucky, according to Public School Review.
South Warren High School brings serious credentials:
- Ranked one of the toppublic high schools in Kentucky in Niche’s 2026 rankings
- A Greenoverall rating on the Kentucky Summative Assessment, a 98.9% graduation rate and 99.9% postsecondary readiness for the Class of 2024 (South Warren High School)
- Dual credit options with Western Kentucky University, Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College and Campbellsville University
A Saturday Near Silverstone
Silverstone’s location connects you to Campbell Lane, Nashville Road and Three Springs Road, which puts much of south Bowling Green’s everyday life close by. Here’s what a weekend could look like.
Morning: Start with brunch at Wild Eggs on Campbell Lane, or grab a latte at Providence Coffee House & Market Place on Nashville Road.
Midday: Knock out errands in one easy loop. Target, Kroger and ALDI are all along Campbell Lane, along with Panera, Five Guys and Chick-fil-A when it’s time for a quick lunch.
Afternoon: Head to Lost River Cave on Nashville Road, home of Kentucky’s only underground boat tour, plus walking trails and a butterfly habitat. It’s a local favorite for kids, visiting family and anyone who needs a little nature.
Evening: Settle in for dinner at Gamboa’s Mexican Grill on Campbell Lane, then head home to a yard that’s already been taken care of.
Everyday healthcare is close, too. TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital is on Ashley Circle, just off Campbell Lane. And with Bowling Green ranked among Kentucky’s fastest-growing cities, new restaurants and services keep arriving.
Who Calls Silverstone Home?
Silverstone was designed with a wide range of homeowners in mind:
- First-time buyers ready to trade rent checks for equity in a brand-new home
- Downsizers who want quality and style without a large yard to maintain
- Busy professionals who’d rather spend weekends anywhere but doing yardwork
- Parents of WKU students looking for a well-built home close to campus life
- Small families who want South Warren schools at a more accessible price
When These Homes Are Gone, They’re Gone
There’s no long build-out here and no endless list of homesites to choose from. Once Silverstone’s 30 homesites are claimed, this combination of location, schools, included yard care and price will be hard to find again in Bowling Green.
The first move-in ready homes in Silverstone are expected in January to February 2027, and homesites are available now.
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Questions? Reach Silverstone’s New Home Consultant, Micah Coy, at (270) 714-7861 or micah.coy@jagoehomes.com.
