Harvest Point
A 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.
- HOA
- $90/mo
- High school
- Spring Hill
- County
- Maury
Spring Hillian analysis
Living in Harvest Point, by the numbers
Harvest Point is one of the biggest neighborhoods in Spring Hill, and also one of the most spread out: homes range from about $350,000 townhomes to $845,000 houses, with Maury County taxes of roughly $1,800 to $4,500 a year. Spring Hill Middle is just over a mile away. Everything else is a drive. The nearest grocery store is about 4 miles away, and rush hour to Cool Springs takes 39 minutes.
Property tax a year
On homes priced $350K–$844K, at 2026 city + county rates.
Weekday drive
| Minutes to | 7:30 a.m. | Midday |
|---|---|---|
| Cool Springs | 39 | 29 |
| Downtown Nashville | 69 | 45 |
| Nashville airport | 72 | 48 |
Miles by road
- ElementarySpring Hill Elementary4.0
- MiddleSpring Hill Middle1.3
- HighSpring Hill High6.1
- GroceriesTarget4.0
- ParkEvans Park3.4
How we got these numbers: Taxes are market value × 25% assessment × the combined Spring Hill + county rate ($2.009 per $100 in Williamson, $2.108 in Maury). Your actual bill uses the county's appraised value, which can trail the sale price. Drive times are Mapbox typical-traffic estimates from the middle of the neighborhood on a Tuesday; distances are by road. School distances are to the zoned schools in our records, so confirm zoning by address. Figures from November 2026. More on taxes and commuting.
At a glance
Which schools serve Harvest Point?
Maury County Public Schools, recent listings (MLS summary). Zones change, so check your address. See how the two districts compare.
What homes sell for
Recent sales as of mid-2026 (Fink guide).
Being built nearby
Tracker →Harvest Point FAQ
About $90 a month for single-family homes and about $236 a month for townhomes, per recent sales. Some phases bill quarterly.
Spring Hill Elementary, Spring Hill Middle and Spring Hill High in Maury County Public Schools. Spring Hill Middle sits next to the neighborhood.
Yes, a pool with a splash pad, plus a clubhouse, dog park, tennis courts, playgrounds and trails.
Using Spring Hill's 2026 city and county rates, property taxes in Harvest Point come to about $1,840 to $4,450 a year on homes priced $350K–$844K. Bills are based on the county's appraised value, which can be lower than a recent sale price.
Leaving Harvest Point at 7:30 a.m. on a weekday, the drive to downtown Nashville takes about 69 minutes (45 minutes midday), and the drive to Cool Springs about 39 minutes. These are typical-traffic estimates, not worst-case days.
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