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Spring Hill Neighborhoods
In-depth guides to 47 for-sale neighborhoods: who built them, what the HOA covers, which schools they feed, and what homes sell for. Start with the guides below, or find any of the 154 mapped subdivisions on the map.
- Neighborhood guides
- 47
- Williamson side
- 28
- Maury side
- 24
Worth knowing: If you ask people around town where they live, they'll most likely mention a specific subdivision. Hopefully this helps you understand what they're talking about 😉 Also worth knowing — the culture of different communities is really different. One of the best ways to get a feel for that is to just drive around if you can. You'll pick up on the vibe pretty quickly.
Neighborhood guides
47 guides · A–Z- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowArbor ValleyA newer Maury County community off Saturn Parkway with Goodall single-family homes and townhomes. Building is still underway.Price$402K–$594KHomes581High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2 · Building nowAugust ParkAugust Park is a 166-unit luxury new construction community on 62 acres in the Williamson County portion of Spring Hill (Ward 2). This is actively being built — construction started in 2023 and is ongoing, with multiple builders selling homes simultaneously. The price range runs from $750K to over $1.3 million, making it one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Spring Hill.Price$750K–$1.3MHomes166High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Both counties · Ward 3Autumn RidgeAutumn Ridge is a 325-home custom-built subdivision spread across 155 acres straddling the Maury/Williamson County line in Spring Hill (Ward 3). Located off Miles Johnson Parkway near the center of the city, it's part of a broader Autumn Ridge master development that also includes The Arbors at Autumn Ridge and Bluebird Hollow at Autumn Ridge — but this guide covers the original Autumn Ridge subdivision specifically. Homes were built from 2008 to 2022, priced between $510K and $1.1M, and nearly all feature all-brick or brick-and-stone exteriors. The developer, Donnie Cameron, brought in at least six different custom builders, so you get genuine house-to-house variety rather than the same five floor plans repeated across the neighborhood.Price$510K–$1.1MHomes325High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowBarton HillsBarton Hills is an active new-construction community by Century Communities on the Maury County side of Spring Hill (Ward 4). When fully built out, it'll have 257 homes on approximately 100 acres. Phase 3 is currently selling, with homes starting in the low $400Ks and ranging up to around $510K. The community is designed around outdoor amenities — walking trails, pickleball courts, a playground, a beach volleyball court, and a pavilion. If you're looking at new construction in Spring Hill without crossing into the $600K+ territory, Barton Hills is one of the more straightforward options.Price$400K–$550KHomes257High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3BelshireBelshire is a 170-home subdivision spread across 94 acres in the Williamson County portion of Spring Hill (Ward 3). Located directly off Columbia Pike, it's one of the more premium neighborhoods in the city — homes here run from $625K to $990K, with most falling in the $700K-$800K range. Celebration Homes has been the primary builder, delivering traditional-style brick and stone homes on roughly one-third-acre lots since the community started in 2007.Price$625K–$990KHomes170High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowBrandon WoodsA newer Ole South neighborhood on the Maury County side with all-brick single-family homes and lower-cost townhomes in The Enclave. Building is still underway in later phases.Price$410K–$505KHomes721High schoolBattle CreekRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2BrixworthA large Williamson County neighborhood on Spring Hill's north edge that extends into Thompson's Station. It was built in phases from 2004 to 2024 by several builders.Price$618K–$1.3MHomes592High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2Cameron FarmsAn established neighborhood of 400+ homes off Buckner Lane in Williamson County. Recent sales list a Thompson's Station address, and dues are about $40 a month.Price$457K–$640KHomes418High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3Campbell StationAn established north Spring Hill neighborhood of about 485 homes on the Williamson County side, close to Main Street shopping, with a separate townhome section called The Highlands.Price$360K–$1.1MHomes454High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 1Chapmans RetreatChapman's Retreat is a 315-unit subdivision on 116 acres in the Williamson County portion of Spring Hill (Ward 1). It sits off Duplex Road on the east side of the city, with the main entrance on Chapman's Retreat Drive. Built between 2002 and 2007, it's one of Spring Hill's best-known family neighborhoods — and one of the few in the area that mixes single-family homes, townhomes, and condos within the same community.Price$309K–$675KHomes315High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2Cherry GroveCherry Grove is a 214-home all-brick subdivision on 71 acres in the Williamson County side of Spring Hill (Ward 2). It sits off Buckner Lane near the Spring Hill/Thompson's Station boundary, adjacent to the newer Cherry Grove Addition — a separate subdivision developed later by the same developer. These two get confused constantly in property listings, so let's be clear upfront: Cherry Grove is the original development (started 2001), and Cherry Grove Addition came later (started 2002) as an expansion on different acreage. They have separate HOAs.Price$559K–$1.4MHomes214High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2Cherry Grove AdditionCherry Grove Addition is a 374-home custom-built subdivision on 144 acres in the Williamson County side of Spring Hill (Ward 2). It sits off Buckner Lane, less than a mile from Summit High School, which makes it one of the most convenient addresses in the city for high school families. Every home in the subdivision is all-brick or brick-and-stone construction — this isn't a mixed-exterior neighborhood. The homes are custom-built, meaning multiple builders have worked different lots and phases rather than a single production builder stamping out the same three floor plans.Price$559K–$1.4MHomes374High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3Copper RidgeCopper Ridge is a 210-home subdivision on 70 acres in the Williamson County side of Spring Hill (Ward 3). It sits off Commonwealth Drive, directly adjacent to the Longview Recreation Center — a Williamson County Parks facility with indoor and outdoor pools, gym, courts, and a fitness center. That adjacency is arguably the single biggest selling point of this neighborhood: you get a county-funded recreation complex as your backyard without paying for it through your HOA.Price$478K–$700KHomes210High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2Crowne PointeCrowne Pointe is a 404-home subdivision spread across 189 acres on the Williamson County side of Spring Hill (Ward 2), straddling the Thompson's Station boundary. It sits off New Port Royal Road, positioned southeast of Campbell Station and northwest of Haynes Crossing. The subdivision was one of Williamson County's first all-brick communities — a distinction that real estate agents still reference when listing properties here.Price$475K–$849KHomes404High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Both counties · Ward 1DartfordDartford is a 172-home subdivision on 53 acres straddling the Maury/Williamson County line in Spring Hill (Ward 1). Built entirely by Pulte Homes between 2018 and 2021, it sits off Duplex Road. Homes range from $450K to $610K, placing Dartford in the upper-middle tier of Spring Hill pricing.Price$450K–$610KHomes172High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Derryberry EstatesDerryberry Estates is a 180-home subdivision on 60 acres in Maury County (Ward 4), built by Ole South Properties between 2018 and 2020. It sits off Port Royal Road with quick access to I-65 via Saturn Parkway. Homes are Craftsman-style single-family residences ranging from $395K to $525K. The subdivision is fully built out and sold out from the builder — all purchases are resale. There's an HOA at roughly $564/year that covers sidewalks, a playground, and walking trails.Price$395K–$525KHomes180High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Golfview EstatesGolfview Estates is a 296-unit subdivision on 91 acres in the Maury County section of Spring Hill (Ward 4). Located off Kedron Road, the neighborhood sits about two miles from Towhee Golf Club — which is where the name comes from, though the subdivision itself is not a golf course community and doesn't include golf course frontage or membership. Homes were built between 2004 and 2016 across at least six sections, priced in the $365K-$485K range. This is one of Spring Hill's more affordable established subdivisions — midsize homes, reasonable HOA, no-frills amenities. If you want a solid house in a decent location without spending $700K+, Golfview is worth a look.Price$365K–$485KHomes296High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Hampton SpringsHampton Springs is a 356-unit subdivision on 118 acres in the Maury County portion of Spring Hill (Ward 4). It sits off Kedron Road on the east side of the city, near the I-65/Saturn Parkway interchange. The neighborhood has both single-family homes and townhomes, built out from 2004 through 2021 across multiple phases. Developer David Langhans led the project, with D.R. Horton handling homebuilding in later phases.Price$340K–$675KHomes356High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Both counties · Ward 4 · Building nowHardins LandingHardins Landing is a single-family home subdivision straddling the Maury and Williamson County line in north-central Spring Hill (Ward 4). It sits on approximately 127 acres with a planned 355 lots, located off Duplex Road. The developer is Hardin's Landing Associates, and the current active builder is West Homes (formerly listed as Westbridge Builders LLC). The community dates back to 2005 but has had a long, phased buildout — with new construction still actively selling as of 2026. Current new-construction pricing starts in the mid $500s, while resales range from the low $400s to the low $600s.Price$500K–$625KHomes355High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowHarvest PointA large, still-building master-planned community off Cleburne Road on the Maury County side, right next to Spring Hill Middle School. It mixes townhomes and single-family homes from several builders.Price$350K–$844KHomes1,250High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Both counties · Ward 1Haynes CrossingHaynes Crossing is a 259-home subdivision on approximately 100 acres, located off Buckner Lane in Spring Hill's Ward 1. The neighborhood straddles the Williamson County and Maury County line, which means school zoning depends on which side of the line your lot falls on — a detail worth confirming before you buy. Homes were built between 2001 and 2006, placing this firmly in the early-2000s wave of Spring Hill development. Current prices range from $385,000 to $560,000, with a median around $443,500.Price$385K–$560KHomes259High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 1 · Building nowJune LakeA large master-planned community at the I-65 and Buckner Road interchange on the Williamson County side, mostly new construction by Signature Homes. It has an operating amenity campus and a planned town center.Price$685K–$1.4MHomes2,926High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowKedron SquareA Chartwell Residential mixed-use community in the Kedron corridor on the Maury County side, with apartments, cottages, single-family homes, live-work units and shops.Price—Homes517High school—Read the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowLegacy PointeA mixed-use project near The Crossings on the Maury County side. The first homes are Ashton Woods townhomes at Enclave at Legacy Pointe.Price—Homes1,514High school—Read the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4MeadowbrookAn established neighborhood on the Maury County side with single-family homes and the Villas townhomes. It has low dues and a simple amenity package.Price$250K–$565KHomes466High schoolBattle CreekRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2Newport CrossingAn established, built-out neighborhood on the Thompson's Station and Spring Hill line in Williamson County, with low dues for a pool, tennis courts and a playground.Price$450K–$600KHomes841High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3Picketts RidgePicketts Ridge is a 237-home subdivision on 80 acres in Williamson County (Ward 3), sitting off Buckner Road on the border between Spring Hill and Thompson's Station. Homes were built between 2003 and 2006, making this a well-established, fully built-out community. Current prices range from roughly $379,000 to $650,000, with a median around $596,000 for recent sales. The school zoning — Heritage Elementary, Heritage Middle, and Independence High — puts it in some of the best public schools in Tennessee.Price$379K–$650KHomes237High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 1Pipkin HillsPipkin Hills is a 193-home subdivision on 77 acres in the Williamson County side of Spring Hill (Ward 1). It sits off Duplex Road in the 37174 zip code, northeast of the city's commercial core. Homes here were built between 1998 and 2004, making it one of the older established neighborhoods in Spring Hill — back when the city was still a small town of a few thousand people, well before the population boom of the 2010s.Price$355K–$473KHomes193High schoolFred J. PageRead the guide →
- Both counties · Ward 1Port Royal EstatesPort Royal Estates is a 278-unit subdivision on 42 acres straddling the Williamson/Maury County line in Spring Hill (Ward 1). Located off Port Royal Road, the development is actually three distinct sub-communities under one umbrella: the original Port Royal Estates (Sections 1-2), the Reserve at Port Royal, and the Villas at Port Royal (townhomes). Developer Achiever Development handled the land infrastructure; Celebration Homes and Ole South built the houses. Homes were constructed from 2006 to 2022, with prices ranging from $289K for townhomes to $658K for larger single-family homes. The mix of single-family homes and townhomes at different price points makes this one of the more accessible subdivisions in the Port Royal Road corridor.Price$289K–$658KHomes278High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3RidgeportRidgeport is a 345-unit, all-single-family subdivision on 113 acres in the Williamson County portion of Spring Hill (Ward 3). It's one of the older established neighborhoods in the city, built between 1998 and 2005. Developer: Ridgeport Dev LLC. The subdivision sits off Duplex Road in the center of Spring Hill, close to Port Royal Road and the I-65 access corridor.Price$395K–$485KHomes345High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowSawgrassSawgrass is a 189-home single-family and townhome neighborhood off Kedron Road on Spring Hill's Maury County side, built by Lennar between roughly 2010 and 2025 on about 48 acres. It sits beside the Towhee Club golf course, and it shares one homeowners association with the adjacent Sawgrass West townhome community — 385 homes between them.Price$459K–$650KHomes189High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Sawgrass WestSawgrass West is a 196-unit townhome and condo community off Kedron Road on Spring Hill's Maury County side, built by Lennar and finished around 2020. It shares a single homeowners association with the neighboring Sawgrass single-family neighborhood — 385 homes across the two.Price$340K–$375KHomes196High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Shadow RidgeA John Maher plan for 768 multifamily units on 88.6 acres off Old Kedron Road on the Maury County side. The planning commission approved the sketch plan.Price—Homes768High school—Read the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Somerset SpringsA Maury County townhome community with a pool, clubhouse and fitness center. Recent sales ran about $250,000 below Spring Hill's overall median.Price$230K–$353KHomes480High school—Read the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Southern SpringsA Del Webb 55-plus community on the Maury County side, with mostly one-level homes, lawn care and a large amenity center called The Lodge.Price$450K–$986KHomes819High school—Read the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3Spring Hill EstatesSpring Hill Estates is a 278-home subdivision on 93 acres in the Williamson County side of Spring Hill (Ward 3). It sits off Buckner Road, which puts it on the north end of town near the Williamson/Maury county line. Homes were built between roughly 1994 and 2005 across multiple phases, making this one of the older established neighborhoods in Spring Hill. The big draw here: no HOA. You keep your yard how you want, park what you want in your driveway, and nobody sends you a letter about your fence color.Price$365K–$493KHomes278High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2Spring Hill PlaceSpring Hill Place is a 215-home subdivision on 108 acres in the Williamson County side of Spring Hill (Ward 2). It sits between Highway 31 and I-65, just off Buckner Road, north of Duplex Road. The acreage-to-home ratio (108 acres for 215 homes) gives this subdivision noticeably more breathing room than many comparable neighborhoods — a half-acre isn't unusual here. Combined with ponds, preserved wooded areas, and waterways running through the community, the setting feels more spacious than the typical Spring Hill subdivision.Price$615K–$1.2MHomes215High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3The Arbors At Autumn RidgeThe Arbors at Autumn Ridge is a 425-unit subdivision spread across 142 acres in the Williamson County portion of Spring Hill (Ward 3). Located off Wilkes Lane, it's a custom-home community where all-brick construction is the standard — not the exception. Developer Don R. Cameron built this neighborhood through Autumn Ridge Development Co., using a multi-builder model: Landmark Homes and Clark Custom Homes are the primary builders, with Firm Foundation Custom Homes, R.G. Custom Homes, Arnold Homes LLC, and Meadowbrook Co. LLC also contributing lots. Homes were built from 2013 to 2020, priced between $660K and $875K.Price$660K–$875KHomes425High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4 · Building nowThe Reserve At Port RoyalThe Reserve at Port Royal is a mixed housing community on the Maury County side of Spring Hill (Ward 4), sitting on approximately 112 acres with a planned 339 units. It's located off Port Royal Road near Reserve Boulevard — right in the middle of one of Spring Hill's busiest commercial corridors. The developer is Tennessee Contractors, and the active builder is Celebration Homes. The community has been under development since 2006 and is still building out as of 2026, with Phase 5 sections recently approved. Homes range from roughly $289,000 for townhomes up to $719,000 for larger single-family homes.Price$350K–$719KHomes339High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 1Wades GroveAn established, all-resale John Maher neighborhood on the Williamson County side of Spring Hill, off Buckner Lane. Low HOA dues, a pool and Summit High zoning are the draws. The road outside is under construction through the end of 2026.Price$530K–$670KHomes688High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3WakefieldAn established Williamson County neighborhood built around 2005 by John Maher, with townhomes and single-family homes near central Spring Hill.Price$290K–$585KHomes498High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Whispering WoodsWhispering Woods is a 193-home subdivision on 101 acres on the Maury County side of Spring Hill (Ward 4), just off Kedron Road near the Towhee Club (formerly Kings Creek Golf Club). Built between 2005 and 2007 by Charles Raines, it's one of the more straightforward neighborhoods in the area: no HOA, mid-size homes on decent lots, bird-themed street names, and nothing fancy. Homes currently trade in the $370K–$520K range.Price$370K–$520KHomes193High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 1 · Building nowWilkerson PlaceA newer Williamson County neighborhood in north Spring Hill with single-family homes and townhomes, first built by Crescent Homes and later Dream Finders Homes.Price$430K–$1MHomes436High schoolSummitRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Williams ParkWilliams Park is a 223-home subdivision on 68 acres in the Maury County side of Spring Hill (Ward 4). It sits off Reserve Boulevard on the south end of the city. This is important context: being in Maury County rather than Williamson County means different schools, different property taxes, and a meaningfully lower price point. Williams Park runs $400K-$660K, which makes it one of the most accessible neighborhoods in Spring Hill for families who want newer construction, a pool, and a walkable layout.Price$400K–$660KHomes223High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Maury · Ward 4Woodland TraceWoodland Trace is a 164-home single-family and townhome neighborhood on about 27 acres in eastern Spring Hill, on the Maury County side. It was built between roughly 2009 and 2017 and is fully built out.Price$305K–$625KHomes164High schoolSpring HillRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 3WoodsideWoodside is a 177-unit subdivision on about 30 acres in the Williamson County portion of Spring Hill (Ward 3). Located off Paddy Trail, the neighborhood is a mix of single-family homes and townhomes built by Regent Homes between 2010 and 2016. It's one of the denser developments in the area — 177 homes on 30 acres doesn't leave a lot of elbow room — but that compact footprint keeps it walkable and puts you close to Spring Hill's commercial corridor along Columbia Pike.Price$324K–$1.3MHomes177High schoolIndependenceRead the guide →
- Williamson · Ward 2Wyngate EstatesAn established early-2000s Williamson County neighborhood off Duplex Road, with HOA dues of about $20 a month and the Peter Jenkins Walking Trail running through it.Price$380K–$715KHomes555High schoolSummitRead the guide →
Every subdivision, mapped
154 boundariesSearch a subdivision name or click any outline to see what it is. Neighborhoods with a guide link straight to it.
Apartments and rentals
- Alaina Park221 units · $2,095–$2,300/mo
- Columns On Main310 units · $1,270–$4,103/mo
- Commonwealth At 31264 units · $1,329–$1,879/mo
- Grand Reserve288 units · $1,275–$2,432/mo
- Kingsley Place396 units · $1,349–$1,735/mo
- Revere At Spring Hill Apartments408 units · $1,289–$1,849/mo
- Sanctuary Bluff240 units · $1,449–$2,200/mo
- South Pointe Square207 units
- Southaven At Commonwealth336 units · $1,379–$1,999/mo
- Spring Hill Town Crossing334 units
- The Villages At Spring Hill176 units
- Walden Creek Apartments468 units · $1,179–$1,809/mo
- Worthington Glen Apartments564 units · $1,225–$1,815/mo
60 communities in all. Rental listings show basic facts only.