Harvest Point is a master-planned community on the Maury County side of Spring Hill, and it is one of the few places in the city where buyers can choose between a brand-new home and a resale home on the same street. In fall 2026, new single-family homes there are listed from about $500,000 to $700,000, townhomes start in the low $420,000s, and resale prices vary by phase and size. The right choice depends on your budget, timeline, and how you value builder incentives against a finished neighborhood. To see every home on the market today, browse our Harvest Point homes for sale (https://www.rochelleromines.com/spring-hill-tn-homes-for-sale/harvest-point/) page.
Where Harvest Point Is
Harvest Point sits off Cleburne Road and Beechcroft Road in ZIP code 37174, next to Spring Hill Middle School. Saturn Parkway is minutes away and connects to I-65 at Exit 53, the usual route toward Cool Springs, Franklin, and Nashville, about 30 miles north. Water and sewer are provided by the City of Spring Hill and electric service by Columbia Power and Water Systems.
Amenities
Residents share a resort-style pool and cabana, walking trails, a dog park, a community garden, a playground, ponds, and a small live-work commercial area. Confirm current HOA dues and what they cover with the management company before you write an offer.
Schools
Builders and current MLS listings assign Harvest Point to Spring Hill Elementary, Spring Hill Middle, and Spring Hill High School, all part of Maury County Public Schools. Some online sources incorrectly describe the community as Williamson County. Verify the assignment for the exact address with the district before you sign.
Current Prices and Listings
On November 2, 2026, our listings page showed new D.R. Horton homes from $499,990 to $699,990, with three to five bedrooms, two- and three-car garages, and some homesites up to half an acre. Resale homes in earlier phases come and go quickly, so prices and inventory change week to week. For current prices, photos, and floor plans, check our Harvest Point homes for sale (https://www.rochelleromines.com/spring-hill-tn-homes-for-sale/harvest-point/) page before you tour.
Who Is Building Now
Three builders are currently active, each serving a different budget:
· D.R. Horton: a new phase with 16 floor plans, three to five bedrooms, and pricing from about $489,990. Several listings advertise incentives of up to $20,000 toward closing costs when buyers use the builder's affiliated lender.
· Celebration Homes: larger single-family designs, with pricing from the mid-$600,000s.
· Regent Homes: three-bedroom townhomes priced from about $422,100 to $424,900, with only a few remaining. Our Spring Hill townhome guide (https://www.rochelleromines.com/blog/buying-a-townhome-in-spring-hill-tn-fall-2026-guide/) explains what to review before buying an attached home.
New Construction or Resale
New homes offer current finishes, builder warranties, and incentives that can lower your monthly payment. Resale homes in earlier phases typically come with finished landscaping, window coverings, and established neighbors, and their sellers are often more flexible on price and closing date. Because both are for sale at the same time, compare them on total monthly cost rather than list price, and ask whether a builder incentive requires a specific lender. For a broader comparison of builder communities, see New Construction Homes in Spring Hill, TN: What Buyers Can Expect in 2026 (https://www.rochelleromines.com/blog/new-construction-homes-spring-hill-tn-what-buyers-can-expect-2026/).
A Note for Current Owners
With a new builder phase competing for the same buyers, resale homes must be priced to recent closed sales and presented well. Owners considering a sale can request a free Maury County home valuation (https://www.rochelleromines.com/maury-county-property-valuation/) to see how their home compares.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Harvest Point in Williamson County or Maury County?
Harvest Point is in Maury County, within the City of Spring Hill. Homes pay Maury County and City of Spring Hill property taxes, which we explain in our Tennessee property tax guide (https://www.rochelleromines.com/blog/tennessee-property-taxes-explained-fall-2026-middle-tennessee/).
How much are homes in Harvest Point?
New single-family homes listed this fall run from about $500,000 to $700,000, Regent townhomes start in the low $420,000s, and resale prices vary by phase and size. Prices change weekly, so check our listings page for current asking prices.
What schools serve Harvest Point?
Spring Hill Elementary, Spring Hill Middle, and Spring Hill High, all in Maury County Public Schools.
Does Harvest Point have an HOA?
Yes. The association is managed by Paragon Management Group, and dues support the pool, trails, and common areas. Ask for current dues and any transfer fees before you write an offer.
How far is Harvest Point from Nashville?
Downtown Nashville is about 30 miles north via Saturn Parkway and I-65. Team Romines recommends testing the drive at your actual commute hour.
Tour Harvest Point With Team Romines
Team Romines at Keller Williams Realty helps buyers compare Harvest Point's builders and resale homes side by side, review builder contracts, and weigh incentives against price. Start by browsing all Harvest Point homes for sale (https://www.rochelleromines.com/spring-hill-tn-homes-for-sale/harvest-point/), then contact Rochelle Romines at 941-773-4542 or Andrew Romines at 931-922-6711 to schedule a tour, or explore the Spring Hill Playbook (https://www.rochelleromines.com/middle-tennessee-playbook/spring-hill-tn/).