Discover the distinct charm and appeal of Spring Hill's best neighborhoods, making it easier to find the perfect fit for your lifestyle and preferences.

Best Neighborhoods in Spring Hill

Autumn Ridge

Autumn Ridge is a northwestern Spring Hill neighborhood made up of roughly 400 all-brick, custom-built, single-family houses from some of the area’s top homebuilders. It’s filled with popular amenities like a community clubhouse with a pool and playground, perfect for getting to know neighbors, as well as a green space and a fishing pond for relaxation just steps from the owners’ front doors. Residents also enjoy a highly convenient location along US Route 31/Columbia Pike, with downtown Spring Hill just a few minutes south and extensive shopping and dining options the same distance to the north. These include big box stores, popular chains, and local favorites like Grecian Family Restaurant and Bakery.

Homes in Autumn Ridge typically include three or four bedrooms and a similar number of bathrooms, spread over 2,700 to more than 4,000 square feet of living space. Lots generally range from just over a quarter-acre to more than a half-acre, allowing many owners to put in private pools. Oversized garages also provide plenty of space for vehicles, storage, or a hobby space or workshop. Prices range from the high $600s to just under $1 million for the community’s largest, most luxurious homes.

Arbors at Autumn Ridge

Autumn Ridge includes several subdivisions within the larger development, with Arbors deserving a special mention for its high-quality homes. It makes up the northwesternmost piece of Autumn Ridge, bordering the train tracks and rural area to the west and Wilkes Lane to the north. This provides a bit more seclusion while maintaining a convenient location.

In addition to overall development amenities, Arbors has its own playground, basketball court, and pond. Prices start in a similar range but peak slightly lower, around $800,000. Nevertheless, properties tend to be slightly larger, with most built with four or five bedrooms and 3,000 square feet or more. A significant number also offer private swimming pools. Many homes are slightly more newly constructed compared to the overall Autumn Ridge development.

Brixworth

Brixworth is located south of Buckner Road between Sutherland Drive and Kidman Lane, on the edge of the Thompson’s Station community. It’s almost equidistant from US Route 31/Columbia Pike and Interstate 65, though not too close to either, making it an ideal spot for those regularly commuting into Nashville or other close-in suburbs. Residents are also only a few minutes from top community amenities like Longview Recreation Center, which offers a gym, pool, sports courts, and meeting space. In addition, Brixworth is known for its active community, which holds regular events like neighborhood garage sales and more.

Homes in Brixworth were primarily built in the early to mid-2000s, though some were constructed in the 2010s. They’re relatively large, with four to five bedrooms and over 4,000 square feet in the most spacious homes. While lots are somewhat compact, the development allows privacy fences, making it easy to enjoy outdoor space even with neighbors next door. Luxury features like three-car garages, swimming pools, gas fireplaces, and dedicated library/home offices are just a few of the perks found in these custom homes. Properties start as low as the mid-$600s but can reach nearly double that amount.

Cherry Grove

Cherry Grove is a private residential community of more than 200 custom-built homes, sitting southwest of the intersection of Buckner Road and Buckner Lane. Development began in 2000, though the latest homes were built well into the 2010s. The community was built with green living in mind, with construction carefully preserving pockets of mature trees and waterways that run through the neighborhood. However, residents enjoy many amenities like a clubhouse, pool, walking trails, playground, and more. In addition, several local public schools, including Summit High School, are located just across the road. Meanwhile, Interstate 65 is just minutes away, making it another convenient choice for getting around the metro area.

High-end, single-family detached properties make up the homes in Cherry Grove, built primarily in Colonial and Craftsman styles with brick or stone exteriors. Luxury features abound, from hardwood and granite finishes to tall ceilings, large windows, and expansive storage and entertaining space. They range from three-bedroom models with around 2,700 square feet to five-bedrooms topping 4,300. Prices can vary dramatically within the community as well, with some selling in the high $500s while others can reach more than $1.25 million.

Wade’s Grove

Wade’s Grove sits between Interstate 65 and Buckner Lane north of Duplex Road, offering another top choice for those buying a home in Spring Hill. Residents can enjoy plenty of convenient amenities centered around the Wade’s Grove Pavilion, a community clubhouse and event space that also includes sports facilities.

Just across the road, they can take a dip in the community pool or watch their kids play on the neighborhood playground. Kids also benefit from the location adjacent to Spring Station Middle School, a safe, walkable distance from virtually all of the homes in Wade’s Grove. There’s also limited through traffic, thanks to the winding, looping streets and numerous cul-de-sacs. Still, the proximity to Duplex Road and the interstate makes it easy to reach all of the shopping and attractions of Spring Hill and nearby towns like Franklin in just minutes.

Would-be buyers can find homes in Wade’s Grove starting around half a million dollars, offering three bedrooms and two bathrooms spread over less than 2,000 square feet. However, top properties with five bedrooms and well over 3,000 square feet can reach more than $800,000. Many of the Wade’s Grove homes were built in the mid-2000s, though some are as recent as the 2020s. Lot sizes are typically around a quarter acre.

Spring Hill Place

The compact community of Spring Hill Place is made up of a small slice of land west of Buckner Lane and north of Maleventum Way. This location just north of Duplex Road makes it simple to get into central Spring Hill for shopping or errands or reach many of the area’s interstates and highways for quick commutes and road trips. Those who love to get some sun will love the community’s pool and pavilion, one of the most spectacular in the area and a great place to get to know neighbors or simply relax. There’s also plentiful natural outdoor space, including around the community’s numerous ponds.

Most homes in Spring Hill Place have more than 3,500 square feet of living space and four bedrooms, as well as premium features like spacious master suites, outdoor patios, smart home technology, and two- or even three-car garages. Many back directly onto water features, undeveloped land, or areas of trees, offering additional privacy for enjoying the plentiful outdoor space of these third- to half-acre lots. Homes typically sell in a more narrow range than many other Spring Hill communities, starting in the high $700s and reaching the high $800s.

Dakota Pointe

Dakota Pointe is a smaller, conveniently located community made up of about 110 single-family detached homes located just northwest of the intersection of Duplex Road and Buckner Lane. It shares a homeowner’s association with nearby Buckner Crossing, which hosts community events and maintains common areas. It began development in the mid-2000s, with the most recent properties constructed in the mid-2010s. Today, it’s known for its quiet streets, distinctive homes, and desirable features like streetlights and sidewalks. However, its location is its strongest suit, providing easy Interstate 65 access, as well as quick trips to US Route 31/Columbia Pike and the Saturn Parkway.

Homes in Dakota Pointe are fairly similar overall, generally including three to five bedrooms and two-and-a-half to four bathrooms. Square footage varies from around 2,100 to nearly 3,500. These all brick structures feature open floor plans, tall ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, and high-end appliances. Though lots are compact, there’s still room for comfortable outdoor entertaining or even private swimming pools in some homes. Homes generally sell in the mid to high $600s.

Burtonwood

Burtonwood is located south of Duplex Road, between Buckner Lane and Burtonwood Drive. Along with winding, quiet streets, the community features numerous small dead-ends and cul-de-sacs that provide privacy and low-traffic areas perfect for residents of all ages. Residents can also take advantage of a community swimming pool and clubhouse.

While Burtonwood is entirely residential, it’s just a short walk or drive to the shops, local businesses, and restaurants along Port Royal Road, like the popular Tito’s Mexican Restaurant and Froggy & Jeffro’s Bar and Grill. Chapman’s Retreat Elementary School, as well as a variety of private schools, are also within walking distance. Like other eastern Spring Hill communities, residents are just minutes from Interstate 65 and Saturn Parkway, making it a commuter’s dream.

The homes in Burtonwood were mostly built in the mid-2000s. Both one- and two-story options are available, often including features like covered porches and fenced yards. They range from cozy three-bed, two-bath models just under 2,000 square feet to more spacious five-bed, three-and-a-half bath ones topping 3,500. Burtonwood is among the more affordable of Spring Hill’s best neighborhoods, with properties regularly selling in the low $200s and topping out in the mid-$700s.

Whispering Woods

Located just off Kedron Road near Spring Hill’s southern border, Whispering Woods offers a less developed environment than many of the city’s other communities. Rather than being surrounded by other residential neighborhoods, it borders farmland, woods, and large residential estates; as a result, buyers can find many of Spring Hill’s homes with acreage in the area. Golfers will also fall in love with the nearby Towhee Club, a public 18-hole course designed by Arnold Palmer, along with other amenities like a dining and entertainment space.

In addition, residents can take advantage of nearby Battle Creek Elementary School, which provides a playground and green space. However, the amenities and services of Spring Hil along US Route 31 aren’t far away, nor is General Motors’ massive manufacturing plant, one of the area’s largest employers.

Whispering Woods is a top spot for budget-conscious buyers, with homes starting as low as the high $300s and reaching nearly half a million on the high end. For their money, buyers typically get three to four bedrooms and two bathrooms, with square footage ranging from around 1,400 to double that amount. These attractive one-story properties also generally include a stone or brick facade and a welcoming covered front porch. While some are located in low-traffic cul-de-sacs, others back onto trees for additional outdoor privacy.

Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Spring Hill

August Park

Those looking for luxury homes in Spring Hill will find some of their best options in August Park, which occupies an area east of Buckner Lane across from Summit High and Spring Station Middle Schools. Its location in central Spring Hill provides easy access to both shopping and dining options along US Route 31/Columbia Pike and Interstate 65 to the east, making local trips and commutes into Downtown Nashville or nearby suburbs simple. August Park is among the newer Spring Hill communities, with most homes built in 2022 or 2023. August Park lives up to its name with gorgeous landscaping and preserved stands of trees separating the community from nearby neighborhoods.

Square footage of the luxury single-family homes that make up August Park ranges from a comfortable 3,000 to a sprawling, spacious 5,000. The houses feature expansive open floor plans, highlighted by high ceilings, hardwood floors, gourmet chef’s kitchens with granite finishes, and distinctive luxury trim. It’s easy and convenient to entertain on the covered back porches of these homes, while three-car garages offer plenty of space for storage, hobbies, and more. While lots are large enough for private pools, residents can also enjoy the community pool provided as one of the HOA benefits. Most homes sell for at least $1 million, with top properties reaching over $1.3 million.

Bluebird Hollow at Autumn Ridge

One of the newest, high-end sub-developments of the massive Autumn Ridge community, Bluebird Hollow consists of just under three dozen luxury single-family homes, most of which are among Spring Hill’s new construction homes. It occupies the neighborhood's western edge, north of Depot Street, straddling the border between Williamson County and Maury County. It’s adjacent to the farmland and other undeveloped property nearby, providing plenty of peace and quiet while still just minutes from US Route 31/Columbia Pike. It also offers easy access to central Spring Hill, with numerous local services and shopping and dining options both north and south of the intersection with Duplex Road. Residents can even grab some local beef, dairy, and other products at Old Stone Creamery, just west of the community.

Bluebird Hollow homes are available in numerous floor plans, all of which include three or four bedrooms along with a helpful bonus room, spanning up to 3,000 square feet in total. Interior finishes include only the highest-end appliances, hardwood floors, and gorgeous master suites with walk-in closets. Lots range from a quarter- to a half-acre, with plenty of space to entertain without the burden of extensive landscaping. While some properties sell in the high $700s, most Bluebird homes list in the $800s and $900s.

June Lake

Would-be buyers who want to get in on the ground floor of what’s sure to be a future centerpiece of Spring Hill may find their ideal home in June Lake. It’s currently in the first phase of a development that will spread across a nearly 800-acre property between Buckner Lane and Interstate 65, surrounding its namesake body of water.

The decades-long development project in the area will eventually be home to 2,900 residential units, nearly 4 million square feet of office space, and 1.3 million square feet of retail, along with a hotel, restaurants, and more. Residents will be able to take advantage of a wide variety of additional amenities, including a greenway along Aenon Creek, showcasing the beautiful scenery and preserved natural landscapes throughout the development.

June Lake offers several distinct subdivisions that provide both single-family detached homes and townhouses, all of which will add significantly to Williamson County’s new construction homes. These include Saddlewalk at June Lake, the site of 400 homes, and an 86-acre amenity center with a pool, fitness center, and event space. There’s also a smaller custom home development with just under 30 properties known as The Preserve at June Lake, where houses can reach 3,500 square feet or larger. Options start in the mid-$600s but can top $1 million for the largest, most finely finished properties.

Brixworth

Brixworth, which we mentioned above as one of Spring Hill’s best neighborhoods, is also one of its priciest. It’s easy to see why, based on Brixworth’s large homes with luxury finishes and floor plans. Combined with the central location within the town, buyers looking for high-end properties should make sure not to miss out on Brixworth, especially the correspondingly expensive Brixworth Seven. Some properties sell for $1 million or more.

Cherry Grove

Another neighborhood that makes the list for both the best and priciest Spring Hill communities, Cherry Grove sees luxury homes sell for up to $1.3 million or more. This eco-conscious neighborhood, with preserved green space and natural features, also offers easy access to the interstate and local amenities.

Most Affordable Neighborhoods in Spring Hill

Preston Park

Preston Park offers among the best affordable choices for homes in Spring Hill without sacrificing location or amenities. Freshly built in 2023, it consists of a mix of townhomes and condo units of one to three bedrooms and 600 to 1,600 square feet of living space. Prices start under $300,000, only reaching just over $400,000 on the high end. It’s rare to find new construction homes at this price point with this quality, featuring finishes like hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and master bath suites with glass showers.

The community is centered around Bess Boulevard and a small, closed network of looping roads just off US Route 31/Columbia Pike, a design that ensures no through traffic and quieter streets. Still, it’s within a short walk or drive of all of Spring Hill’s best shopping and dining, from delicious eateries like Aha Indian Grill to popular chains, big-box stores, supermarkets, and local services. Despite the highly developed surroundings, Preston Park is also just a short drive down the road from Heritage Park, a top local green space with sports fields, hiking trails, and other outdoor amenities.

Barton Hills

Another newly developed community of more than 250 detached single-family homes, Barton Hills is located in southwestern Spring Hill off Cleburne Road. It’s among the closest communities to one of Spring Hill’s largest employers, the massive General Motors facility, and is home to some of the most sought-after vacant land in Maury County. The location makes it just as easy to escape to the quieter, more rural areas just west of town as it is to head into town for shopping or commute to Nashville’s largest employers. Local schools, like Spring Hill Middle and High School, are also just down the road. In addition, residents can enjoy neighborhood amenities like walking trails, a community gathering space, an outdoor pavilion, and even a beach volleyball court.

Owners enjoy all the benefits of new construction homes in Barton Hills, from cutting-edge home technology to energy-efficient appliances, alongside top-quality finishes like gourmet kitchens and crown molding. Homes are available in a variety of one- and two-story floorplans, with typical properties including three or four bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms spread over 1,800 to 2,300 square feet of living space. While some Barton Hills homes can reach just over half a million dollars, the vast majority sell in the low to mid-$400s.

Hardins Landing

More affordable new-construction homes can be found in Hardins Landing. It’s set just south of Duplex Road, east of the intersection with US Route 31/Main Street. This makes Hardins Landing convenient for visiting the businesses and amenities of central Spring Hill, from antique stores and barbershops to popular cafes like The Fainting Goat Coffee Co. It’s also just a short drive from Interstate 65, an additional convenience for commuters. Williams Park offers nearby green space, accessible via a short trip on low-traffic back streets.

Hardins Landing provides affordable two-story properties starting in the low $400s for some floorplans, while homes can reach the high $500s on the top end. Buyers enjoy three to five bedrooms, with most properties offering 2,000 to 3,000 square feet of space or more. Homes in Hardins Landing also provide features like large garages, covered porches, and backyard patios. They’re also highly efficient and come with convenient interior benefits, including first-floor master suites in some models, kitchen pantries, stain-resistant carpeting, and stainless steel appliances. A significant number of homes back onto wooded areas for additional privacy and security.

Brandon Woods

Our final most affordable community in Spring Hill is Brandon Woods, located between Port Royal Road and Interstate 65 near the town’s southern border. It’s a perfect choice for active residents and those who enjoy the outdoors, as it’s right across the road from Fischer Park. This 30-acre green space includes sports fields and courts, a playground, a splash pad, walking trails, and much more.

Golf lovers are also just a stone’s throw (or golfer’s drive) from the Towhee Club, one of Middle Tennessee’s best 18-hole public courses, suitable for all skill levels. There’s also plentiful shopping at The Crossings Of Spring Hill, which features big-name chain stores as well as delicious dining options. Meanwhile, between Saturn Parkway and Interstate 65, it’s quick and easy to get anywhere around the region.

Housing in Brandon Woods includes both detached properties and a share of Spring Hill’s townhomes in The Enclave subdevelopment. They’re available in several three- and four-bedroom floorplans with 1,900 to 2,700 square feet of interior space. Inside, buyers will find stylish and durable laminate floors, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances, as well as two-car garages. They generally list from the mid-$400s to just over half a million dollars.

Can’t-Miss Spring Hill Neighborhoods

The city of Spring Hill—often mentioned among Nashville’s best suburbs—boasts various neighborhoods catering to a wide range of preferences. Each community, with its own unique charm and amenities, contributes to the overall appeal of Spring Hill as a desirable place to live. Whether it's the tranquility of tree-lined streets or the convenience of nearby amenities, Spring Hill’s best neighborhoods provide a welcoming and vibrant community for its residents.

If Spring Hill puts a spring in your step, contact The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Advantage with Nashville's MLS at (615) 603-3602 to talk to a Spring Hill real estate agent and find the Spring Hill home that's perfect for you today.