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Spring Hill

MAURY & WILLIAMSON COUNTIES · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Spring Hill sits along the I-65 corridor south of Nashville, and it's grown quickly in the time I've been working this market. Most of what you'll see here is newer — brick and stone homes in planned neighbourhoods, with a retail base that keeps catching up to the rooftops. It's a sensible choice for buyers who want more recently built square footage without going further out.

TN

Spring Hill

Average Sales Price
$760,220
Median Sales Price
$559,974
Total Listings
511
Population Data provided by Attom Data
27,039
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 3.19 3
Bedrooms 3.58 3
Year Built 2016 2020
Lot Size 137,282 Sqft 8,276 Sqft
Taxes $2,621 $2,531
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Population

27K
27K in 2020

Density

393.6
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9.5K
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Education

10% Associate
25% Bachelor
9% Graduate
22% High School
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Life Here

Living in Spring Hill.

What strikes me most about Spring Hill is the pace of change — it's straddling two counties, with a run of new neighbourhoods going up and a retail base that's filling in behind them. It suits buyers who want newer construction and don't need a downtown core on the doorstep. The I-65 corridor makes it a natural extension for anyone looking south of Nashville and Franklin.

What the housing looks like

Predominantly newer construction — brick and stone, built in the last couple of decades
Planned neighbourhoods with shared amenities, pools and walking paths
Strong appeal if you want more recent square footage over character
Worth checking which county line a property sits on — it affects schools and taxes

Thinking about Spring Hill?

I've worked across Middle Tennessee and internationally, so tell me what you're weighing up and I'll give you a straight read on the area and your options — buying, selling or relocating. No pressure, no obligation.