Mount Juliet

Area Introduction

Mount Juliet, TN: The City Between the Lakes

Welcome to Mount Juliet, TN, often affectionately called the "City Between the Lakes." Located in Western Wilson County, Mount Juliet sits strategically between Old Hickory Lake to the north and Percy Priest Lake to the south, offering an unbeatable combination of scenic beauty, suburban convenience, and fast-paced growth. As the largest city in Wilson County and just a 17-mile drive east of downtown Nashville, Mount Juliet is the perfect place to live, work, and play.

🏘️ Community Vibe and Modern Growth

Mount Juliet is renowned for its rapid yet carefully managed growth. While its population has boomed, the city has successfully maintained a highly desirable "small-town feel" alongside state-of-the-art infrastructure and amenities.

The Four R’s: City leaders often describe Mount Juliet by its four R’s: Retail, Roads, Rivers, and Rail, highlighting its perfect confluence of commerce and accessibility.

Affluence and Stability: With a high median household income and one of the lowest tax rates in Tennessee, Mount Juliet attracts professionals and families seeking prosperity, safety, and a lucrative real estate investment.

Exceptional Safety: The crime rate in Mount Juliet falls well below the national average, consistently ranking it as one of the safest cities and best places to raise a family in Tennessee.

🌊 Lakeside Living and Recreation

The natural landscape is a core pillar of Mount Juliet's appeal, offering unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Water Access: Residents are minutes away from two major lakes, providing easy access to boating, fishing, jet-skiing, and marina life at locations like Cedar Creek Marina and Shutes Branch Recreation Area (on Percy Priest).

Parks and Trails: The city boasts award-winning parks, including the popular Charlie Daniels Park (featuring playgrounds, a splash pad, and community events) and easy access to the scenic trails of Long Hunter State Park.

💼 Economy, Retail, and Commuter Advantage

Mount Juliet’s economy is anchored by its position on major interstates and its strong retail sector.

Providence Marketplace: The city is home to Providence Marketplace, the largest open-air shopping and dining complex between Nashville and Knoxville. This massive mixed-use development provides hundreds of local jobs and a major retail destination for the entire region.

Commuter Rail: Professionals working in downtown Nashville benefit from the Music City Star commuter train, which has a convenient station in Mount Juliet, offering a stress-free alternative to driving on I-40.

Proximity to BNA: The Nashville International Airport (BNA) is just a 10-15 minute drive away, making business and leisure travel exceptionally convenient.

🎓 Education: Top-Rated Wilson County Schools

The excellent school system is a primary draw for families relocating to Mount Juliet, as it is served by the highly-rated Wilson County School District.

High Performance: Local schools like Rutland Elementary and Mount Juliet High School are recognized for strong academic programs and dedicated resources, contributing significantly to the stability and high demand of the local real estate market.

If you are looking for a community that offers top-tier schools, a safe suburban environment, endless outdoor recreation, and unparalleled convenience to Nashville’s corporate and cultural centers, Mount Juliet, TN, is the ideal place to plant your roots.

$908,857

Average Sales Price

$640,504

Median Sales Price

714

Total Listings

47,342

Population