Alice Springs

SPRING HILL’S ACREAGE COMMUNITY OFF LEE ROAD

Location and Daily Life in Alice Springs

Alice Springs sits off Lee Road in the rural southern portion of Spring Hill, Tennessee 37174. This is Maury County land with a distinctly country feel. The homes here sit on oversized lots with mature hardwoods, open sight lines, and the kind of breathing room between houses that you simply cannot find in Spring Hill’s newer subdivisions.

The community is small, quiet, and deliberately low-profile. There is no HOA, no entrance monument, and no through traffic. Residents chose Alice Springs because they wanted land with a Spring Hill mailing address and access to the city’s amenities without the density of a planned community. Daily life here centers on the property itself: space for outbuildings, room for animals, workshop possibilities, and genuine privacy between neighbors.

The Lee Road corridor puts you within a short drive of Spring Hill’s commercial centers along Main Street and Port Royal, but the pace at home is decidedly rural. Nearby acreage communities like Mathis Valley and Oak Lake Estates attract the same type of buyer: someone who values land, privacy, and freedom over HOA amenities and quarter-acre lots.

The Homes in Alice Springs

Alice Springs features split foyer homes built in the mid-1990s on lots exceeding 1.5 acres. The most recent sale was a 2,189-square-foot split foyer with 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms on 1.61 acres, built in 1995. The split foyer design provides main-level living with a finished lower level that adds functional space for family rooms, guest suites, or home offices.

With no homeowners association governing the property, Alice Springs homeowners have the freedom to expand, modify, and improve their land as they see fit. The generous lot sizes accommodate detached garages, workshops, gardens, and outdoor structures that HOA communities routinely prohibit. At $219 per square foot, the most recent closed sale reflects solid value for a 1.6-acre property in a market where new-construction acreage lots alone can cost more than this.

Turnover in Alice Springs is extremely low, which speaks to owner satisfaction. When homes do become available, they attract immediate buyer attention because acreage properties without HOA restrictions in Spring Hill’s 37174 zip code are increasingly rare.

Alice Springs Market Data

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Homes for Sale in Alice Springs

Below are the current active listings in Alice Springs. This feed updates directly from the MLS.

Recently Sold Homes in Alice Springs

These are the most recent closed sales in Alice Springs, pulled directly from RealTracs MLS.

Amenities and Lifestyle

Alice Springs has no community amenities, and that is the point. There is no pool, no clubhouse, no playground, and no monthly fees paying for landscaping you did not ask for. The amenity is the land. With lots over 1.5 acres and no HOA to dictate what you build or how you use your property, residents shape their outdoor space to match their lifestyle.

Homeowners in Alice Springs have the freedom to build workshops, park recreational vehicles, maintain gardens of any size, keep animals, or simply enjoy the peace of a large wooded lot with no one telling them otherwise. For buyers coming from HOA-governed communities like Quail Run Meadows or Spring Haven, the shift from community amenities to personal land freedom represents a fundamentally different approach to homeownership.

Schools Serving Alice Springs

Important: Alice Springs is zoned to Maury County Schools, not Williamson County. This is a critical distinction for buyers because the Spring Hill 37174 zip code straddles both counties. If Williamson County schools are a non-negotiable requirement, Alice Springs will not meet that criteria.

The school zoning for Alice Springs is:

Elementary: Battle Creek Elementary
Middle: Battle Creek Middle
High: Spring Hill High School

All three schools are part of the Maury County Public Schools system. Buyers should verify current zoning boundaries directly with the district, as lines can shift with new school construction and redistricting.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru in Alice Springs?

Compass was involved in the most recent Alice Springs transaction on the buyer side. In a community with extremely low turnover and only a handful of homes trading hands per year, having an agent who monitors every listing, expired, and withdrawn property in the MLS is not optional. Patrick Higgins and his team track inventory across every acreage community in the Spring Hill 37174 zip code, giving clients advance notice when rare properties become available.

Patrick is a six-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent, recognized as the #1 team in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. With over 1,100 transactions and more than $500 million in career sales since 2014, his data-driven approach to pricing and marketing is particularly critical for properties like those in Alice Springs where automated valuation tools consistently miss the mark.

Acreage properties require fundamentally different pricing analysis than subdivision homes. Land value, outbuildings, lot topography, and custom features all affect price in ways that standard MLS comparables cannot fully capture. With over 100 Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at 5.0 stars, the team’s track record with acreage buyers and sellers speaks for itself.

Through Compass’s Three Phase Marketing strategy, Alice Springs sellers benefit from pre-market exposure that generates 2.9% higher sale prices, sells 20% faster, and is 30% less likely to require a price reduction compared to standard MLS listing approaches.

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Nearby Neighborhoods

If Alice Springs appeals to you but inventory is limited, these nearby Spring Hill communities offer similar acreage and no-HOA characteristics:

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