Spring Hill, TN
One of the fastest growing cities in Tennessee, Spring Hill is known for offering a mix of old and new. Located just south of Nashville, between Franklin and Columbia, Spring Hill provides a convenient location for businesses and residents looking to be close to major attractions and distribution channels. Potential residents will find vast and rapidly expanding subdivisions and new commercial centers sprinkled amongst historic properties and a Civil War battlefield.
Livability Williamson County, TN
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Tennessee Businesses & Brands to Know
Weather in Spring Hill, TN
Average Temperatures
71 high / 46 low
Average Annual Rainfall
55 in
Average Annual Snowfall
5 in
Quick Facts about Spring Hill, Tennessee
- Median Home Value
- $486,769
- Median Property Tax
- $3,087
- Total Population
- 54,737
- Average Commute
- 30 min
- Median Household Income
- $113,541
- Median Monthly Rent
- $1,502
Moving to Tennessee
Map of Spring Hill, TN
Experiences & Adventures in Spring Hill, TN
The Ultimate Maury County Bucket List: 9 Things Every Local Must Do
New to Maury County? Check off the ultimate bucket list! From historic spots in Columbia to the Duck River, here’s how to live like a local.
8 Things Not to Miss at the Williamson County Fair in Tennessee
Discover why everyone loves this county event.
Where to Shop to Support Local Businesses in Maury County, TN
Support the community and discover hidden gems at these local Maury County shops, eateries, wineries and more.
Food Scenes in Spring Hill, TN
How Maury County Built One of Tennessee’s Best Local Coffee Scenes
Don’t sleep on Maury County’s vibrant coffee scene.
Sip It Slow: The Best Tea Rooms and Cocktail Bars in Williamson County, TN
Sip it slow at these fun Williamson County establishments.
Take a Bite Out of Williamson County’s Delicious Dining Scene
Franklin and the surrounding Williamson County food scene offer plenty of fresh, diverse dining options.
Healthy Places in Spring Hill, TN
A Guide to Maury County’s Best Parks & Outdoor Spots
From youth sports to scenic paths, there are plenty of places to play in Maury County.
Williamson County Healthcare: Top-Rated Hospitals and Specialty Care
Williamson County residents have top-rated care close to home.
Focusing on Mental Health in Williamson County, TN
Efforts around the region are designed to treat the whole person.
Make Your Move to Spring Hill, TN
Why I Moved to Tennessee — And You Should, Too
Two residents share why they are thrilled they relocated to Tennessee.
Spring Hill, TN: Where to Live Now
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Get to Know the Communities of Williamson County, Tennessee
Given their different vibes, amenities and attractions, exploring each one is a unique experience.
Discover Where to Live in Williamson County, TN
A guide to the six prominent communities that make up the county.
5 Reasons to Move to Maury County, TN
This fast-growing county just south of Nashville offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities.
Education, Careers and Opportunity in Spring Hill, TN
Women Connect: Building Business Networks in Williamson County
The Women Connect organization helps women grow their networks in Williamson County.
Why Williamson County, TN, Is a Great Place to Do Business
Business leaders choose Williamson County because the community is rooted in opportunity and is a great place to grow.
Maury County School District Excels at Preparing Students for Career Success
Superintendent Lisa Ventura shares her vision for Maury County Public Schools, highlighting student success and workforce readiness.
Spring Hill, TN: Love Where You Live
Helping Hands: 4 Nonprofits in Williamson County
From counseling services to a mobile food program, Williamson County takes care of its neighbors in need.
Williamson County Rotary: A Guide to Local Service & Community Impact
Six Rotary Clubs across Williamson County drive community impact and support youth, families and charities.
Collaboration Comes Alive: Nashville’s Unique Partnerships for Community Growth
Nashville Region organizations collaborate to build stronger communities through programs supporting early literacy, youth sports and veterans.
Data used on Livability.com is provided from the most recent release (November 2025) by Applied Geographic Solutions (AGS). Our LivScore is calculated in partnership with AGS. Sales tax sources: Sales Tax Clearinghouse, Tax Foundation, and State Revenue Departments. Local rates are population-weighted to account for municipal variations.
