Spring Hillian
Moving Here · The Big Decision

Maury County or Williamson County?

This is the first question everyone asks when looking at Spring Hill. The city straddles two counties, and which side your house is on changes your school district, your tax bill, and your county services. Neither side is "bad" — it's about what matters most to you.

Williamson County
North side
Schools70% pass reading
Eff. Tax Rate~0.50%
Tax on $500K$2,511/yr
Maury County
South side
Schools34% pass reading
Eff. Tax Rate~0.53%
Tax on $500K$2,635/yr

Taxes Barely Differ Now

The old tax gap is mostly gone. After 2026 reappraisals, a $500K home pays about $2,511 a year on the Williamson side and $2,635 on the Maury side, roughly $10 a month apart. Both sides pay the same city rate. So the bigger differences now are schools and the age of the homes, not taxes. See the full tax math.

Schools: The Biggest Difference

On 2025 state tests, about twice as many Williamson students passed reading and math. Maury scores are rising, and the Battle Creek schools sit right in Spring Hill. Check any address on the state report card.

Williamson County Schools

Reading: 70.1% passed

Math: 71.3% passed

Graduation: 97.5%

WCS report card

Maury County Public Schools

Reading: 34.1% passed

Math: 30.2% passed

Up in every subject from 2024

2025 results

Which Side is Right for You?

Lean Williamson if you...

  • •Put state test results first: about twice as many WCS students passed reading and math on 2025 tests (see above).
  • •Want a slightly lower tax bill: about $2,511 a year vs $2,635 on a $500K home.

Key Subdivisions by Side

Williamson Side

June Lake
Newport Crossing
Wades Grove
Brixworth
Wyngate Estates
Wakefield
Campbell Station
Wilkerson Place

Maury Side

Legacy Pointe
Harvest Point
Southern Springs
Shadow Ridge
Brandon Woods
Arbor Valley
Kedron Square
Somerset Springs

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