Downtown Spring Hill: homes, schools, parks and commute

Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Sources: the City of Spring Hill’s public GIS map service (subdivisions, school zones, ZIP codes, wards, parks, historic sites and public buildings layers), the city’s parks page, Maury County Public Schools’ zoned school finder, the Tennessee Department of Education’s 2024-25 letter grades, the Zillow Home Value Index (Zillow Research) and OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors).

Downtown is the old center of Spring Hill: the stretch of Main Street (U.S. 31) around Depot Street, McLemore Avenue and Maury Hill Street, where most of the city’s designated historic buildings stand, and the newer Town Center to the west, where City Hall, the post office and the public library sit off Town Center Parkway and Kedron Parkway. It is all in Maury County and ZIP code 37174.

What this means for you

• Zoned high school: Spring Hill High, Maury County Public Schools (2024-25 state letter grade: C).
• Home value: $515,567 in ZIP code 37174 in September 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index.
• Nearest I-65 exit: Exit 53, Saturn Parkway, about 4.5 miles from City Hall by road.

Part of our Spring Hill neighborhoods guide.

Where it is

There is no official downtown boundary on the city’s map. This guide uses the subdivisions the city’s GIS maps along Main Street between Beechcroft Road and Duplex Road, and around the Town Center. That is 20 named subdivisions and developments with about 816 approved housing units, among them The Villages at Spring Hill, The Laurels at Town Center, Town Center Townhomes, Westview, Rubens Landing, Belle Meade, Summer Meadows, Carnation Place, Kinlan and Newtown.

Downtown is the smallest of our areas by approved units. A handful of the subdivisions along the north edge reach across the county line, which runs near Duplex Road. Most of downtown is in the city’s Ward 4; the northern edge is in Ward 3. Your aldermen are listed in who to call at City Hall.

Because it is in Maury County, downtown pays the Maury County rate plus the city rate. For 2025 the combined rate was $2.649 per $100 of assessed value, according to the Tennessee Comptroller’s 2025 Tax Aggregate Report. More in property taxes.

Historic sites

The city’s historic sites layer lists these downtown properties, each recognized by a city resolution:

• Ferguson Hall (the Cheairs mansion), 804 Branham Hughes Circle
• Grace Episcopal Church, 5291 Main St., and First Presbyterian Church, 5344 Main St.
• Old City Hall, 407 McLemore Ave., and the Old Spring Hill Cemetery, 600 McLemore Ave.
• White Hall, 2536 Duplex Road, and the White-Blair House, 5294 Main St.
• Dalton’s Store, 2468 Depot St.

More in our history and landmarks guide.

Schools

The city’s school zone layer puts 17 of the 20 downtown subdivisions in the Spring Hill Elementary zone and the three east of Main Street (Newtown, Hughes and the Spring Hill Village Apartments) in the Marvin Wright Elementary zone. All of downtown goes on to Spring Hill Middle and Spring Hill High. Grades are from the state’s 2024-25 A-F letter grade file:

A few parcels on the north edge sit across the Williamson County line and go to Williamson County Schools instead. Check one address in the MCPS zoned school finder or the WCS zoned school finder, and see full results on the Tennessee State Report Card. More in our schools guide.

Home values

Zillow’s typical home value for ZIP code 37174 was $515,567 in September 2026, up 0.4% from $513,611 a year earlier. The figure for the whole city was $518,832. The index is a modeled value for a typical mid-priced home, not a sale price, and Zillow does not publish it below the ZIP code level, so it cannot single out downtown. More in home prices.

Parks and trails

• Evans Park, 563 Maury Hill St.: two reservable shelters, a playground, restrooms, baseball fields, the Barkley Dog Park and the Casey’s Castle Memorial Butterfly Garden. The Winchester Community Center is in the lower level of the Winchester Building at the park.
• McLemore Park, 632 McLemore Ave.: playground, covered gazebo, basketball court and picnic area. It has no parking.
• Walnut Street Skatepark, 114 Walnut St.: concrete skate park and wooden mini halfpipe.

Details are on the city’s parks page and in our parks and trails guide.

Getting around

• Main roads: Main Street (U.S. 31), Duplex Road (state Route 247), Beechcroft Road, Kedron Parkway and Town Center Parkway.
• Nearest I-65 exit: Exit 53, Saturn Parkway, reached by Saturn Parkway from Main Street.
• Distances by road from City Hall, measured on OpenStreetMap’s road network: about 4.5 miles to the Saturn Parkway interchange and about 38.3 miles to Nashville International Airport. These are distances, not drive times.
• Transit: the city has no local bus. WeGo’s weekday Route 95 to Nashville leaves from the Spring Hill Kroger park-and-ride; see getting around.

Groceries and everyday stores

The city’s shopping centers layer and OpenStreetMap show:

• Food Lion, Main Street
• The Home Depot, off Kedron Parkway

Target, Kohl’s and the rest of The Crossings are just south, on Crossings Boulevard; see the Saturn Parkway and Kedron Road guide.

Related: Spring Hill neighborhoods, Rippa Villa and moving to Spring Hill.

Frequently asked questions

Where is downtown Spring Hill?

Along Main Street (U.S. 31) from about Beechcroft Road to Duplex Road, with the Town Center around City Hall at 199 Town Center Parkway. It is in Maury County and ZIP code 37174.

What schools serve downtown Spring Hill?

Most of downtown is zoned for Spring Hill Elementary, Spring Hill Middle and Spring Hill High in Maury County Public Schools, all graded C for 2024-25. A few streets east of Main Street are zoned for Marvin Wright Elementary instead.

Is downtown Spring Hill a good place to live?

Here are the facts. Downtown holds City Hall, the library, Evans Park and the city’s older historic buildings, is zoned for Spring Hill High (C for 2024-25), and the typical home value in ZIP 37174 was $515,567 in September 2026, according to Zillow.

What parks are in downtown Spring Hill?

Evans Park and the Barkley Dog Park at 563 Maury Hill St., McLemore Park at 632 McLemore Ave. and the Walnut Street Skatepark at 114 Walnut St.