Enon Springs Road

SMYRNA’S HISTORIC CORRIDOR OF ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOODS AND NEW TOWNHOMES

Location & Daily Life

Enon Springs Road is a long corridor in Smyrna, Tennessee 37167 that runs between Old Nashville Highway and Nissan Drive, crossing Mason Tucker Drive, Hazelwood Drive and Lowry Street along the way. Few streets in Smyrna touch as many different neighborhoods, which makes this corridor one of the more interesting stretches to understand as a buyer or seller.

The road provides access to established communities like Enon Springs, C E Beaty, Sundale and Village of Valley Green, along with newer townhome developments like Cedar Creek. That mix means a buyer can find a half-acre lot with an all-brick ranch built in the 1970s and a brand-new Ryan Homes townhome within a five-minute drive of each other.

Day-to-day convenience is a strength of this corridor. Sam Davis Road and Nissan Drive put residents close to the Nissan North America plant and its surrounding employment corridor, along with grocery stores, restaurants and everyday retail. Interstate 24 is a short drive, giving Enon Springs Road residents a workable commute toward both Murfreesboro and Nashville. Downtown Smyrna’s square is close by as well, keeping this stretch centrally located within the 37167 zip code.

The Homes

Homes along Enon Springs Road span nearly nine decades of construction, with year-built dates in the rolling 12-month data ranging from 1938 to 2026. The bulk of the established inventory dates to the 1970s through the 1990s, with pockets of newer construction, including Cedar Creek Townhomes, built by Ryan Homes starting in 2023.

Ranch and traditional floor plans dominate the older sections, most with all-brick, brick-and-vinyl, or hardboard exteriors. Square footage on recent closed sales ranged from 900 to 3,566 square feet, with 2 to 5 bedrooms and 1 to 3 full bathrooms. Lot sizes vary widely by subdivision, from a fifth of an acre in the townhome sections up to just over 2 acres on some of the older established parcels, with a median lot size of roughly a third of an acre.

This is not a single subdivision but a corridor connecting many. Buyers researching a specific address on or near Enon Springs Road are often really asking about Cedar Creek Townhomes, Cedar Forest, Enon Springs, Hidden Hills, Meadow Brooke, Oak Leaf Village, Seven Oaks, Sundale, Village of Valley Green, Watercrest Park or Sand Stone Forest, each of which has its own character, price point and HOA structure. Links to each of those community pages are below.

Enon Springs Road Market Data

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale on Enon Springs Road

Recently Sold Homes on Enon Springs Road

Amenities

Roughly 6 in 10 recent sales along this corridor carried no HOA at all, which gives many owners full control over landscaping, fencing and exterior updates. Where HOAs do exist, such as at Cedar Creek Townhomes or Sundale, fees range from around $100 a year in the older established sections to close to $2,160 a year for townhome exterior maintenance.

The corridor’s central location is its biggest amenity. Nissan North America and the surrounding employment corridor sit just off Sam Davis Road and Nissan Drive, and Downtown Smyrna’s square and Smyrna Airport are both a short drive away. Percy Priest Lake is accessible for boating and fishing, and the growing Smyrna Greenway network connects several parks within a few minutes of Enon Springs Road.

Schools

Every home along Enon Springs Road is zoned to Rutherford County Schools. Because the corridor spans so many subdivisions, elementary and middle school assignments vary by section. Recent sales data shows homes zoned to Rocky Fork Elementary, Smyrna Elementary, David Youree Elementary, Rock Springs Elementary and Smyrna Primary at the elementary level, and Rocky Fork Middle, Smyrna Middle or Rock Springs Middle at the junior high level. The large majority of homes on this corridor feed into Smyrna High School, with a smaller number zoned to Stewarts Creek High School.

Because school zoning can change block by block along a long corridor like this one, buyers should always confirm the exact assignment for a specific address with Rutherford County Schools before writing an offer. Patrick’s team can pull the current zoning for any address on or near Enon Springs Road.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru?

Patrick Higgins leads the Nashville Home Guru team at Compass, the #1 team in Nashville and top 10 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. Compass agents were involved in 4 of the 49 closed sales along Enon Springs Road over the past 12 months, or about 8.2% of transactions on this corridor, giving Patrick’s team firsthand comps across nearly every subdivision the road touches.

Because Enon Springs Road spans so many distinct communities, generic online valuations tend to struggle here. A comp from Cedar Creek Townhomes says very little about pricing a 1970s ranch in the older Enon Springs sections, and vice versa. Patrick and his team track subdivision-level data across this entire corridor and bring that specificity to every buyer consultation and listing strategy, backed by 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews from past Rutherford County clients.

Frequently Asked Questions About Enon Springs Road

What is the price range for homes on Enon Springs Road?
Closed sales over the past 12 months ranged from $161,000 to $599,900, with a median sale price of $399,000. The spread reflects the corridor’s mix of subdivisions as much as anything else. New Cedar Creek Townhomes sell in the $350,000s, while larger established homes on bigger lots in sections like Cedar Forest and Enon Springs push toward the top of the range.

When were the homes on Enon Springs Road built?
Year-built dates on this corridor range from 1938 to 2026. Most of the established housing stock dates to the 1970s through the 1990s, while Cedar Creek Townhomes represents the newest construction, with units built primarily in 2023 and 2024. That range means buyers can choose between a decades-old ranch with mature landscaping or a like-new townhome, often within the same few blocks.

Do homes on Enon Springs Road have an HOA?
It depends entirely on the section. About 59% of recent closed sales carried no HOA at all, typical of the older established subdivisions. Where HOAs do apply, such as at Cedar Creek Townhomes or Sundale, annual fees range from roughly $100 a year in older sections up to about $2,160 a year for townhome exterior maintenance. Always confirm the specific HOA structure for the subdivision you’re considering.

What schools serve Enon Springs Road?
Every home on this corridor is zoned to Rutherford County Schools, but the specific elementary and middle school varies by subdivision. Recent sales show assignments split between Rocky Fork Elementary, Smyrna Elementary, David Youree Elementary, Rock Springs Elementary and Smyrna Primary, feeding into Rocky Fork Middle, Smyrna Middle or Rock Springs Middle. The large majority of homes feed into Smyrna High School. Buyers should confirm the exact zoning for any specific address with Rutherford County Schools.

How many subdivisions are along Enon Springs Road?
Enon Springs Road touches more than a dozen distinct subdivisions, including Cedar Creek Townhomes, Cedar Forest, Enon Springs, Hidden Hills, Meadow Brooke, Oak Leaf Village, Seven Oaks, Sundale, Village of Valley Green, Watercrest Park and Sand Stone Forest, along with smaller established sections like C E Beaty and West Meade. Each has its own pricing, HOA structure and school zoning, so it helps to think of Enon Springs Road as a connector between neighborhoods rather than a single community.

What styles of homes and lot sizes will I find on Enon Springs Road?
The corridor mixes single-story ranch homes with two-story traditional designs in the established sections, most with all-brick, brick-and-vinyl, or hardboard exteriors, alongside newer townhomes with fiber cement and stone accents. Lot sizes vary from around a fifth of an acre in the townhome communities up to just over 2 acres in some of the older established parcels, with a median lot size of roughly a third of an acre.

Is Enon Springs Road a good fit for Nissan employees and Nashville commuters?
Yes. With a median sale price of $399,000 and direct access to Sam Davis Road and Nissan Drive, this corridor works well for Nissan North America employees and other corporate professionals who want a short commute. Quick access to Interstate 24 also makes the drive toward Murfreesboro or Nashville manageable, which is why the corridor draws both first-time buyers in the townhome sections and move-up buyers in the established neighborhoods.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying or selling on Enon Springs Road?
Patrick treats Enon Springs Road as a corridor of distinct micro-markets rather than one neighborhood, since price per square foot on recent sales ranged from $150 to $411 depending on the section and construction era. One recent sale on Mayfield Drive needed a $149,900 price reduction over 157 days on market before it found a buyer at $430,000, a reminder that pricing correctly on this corridor means anchoring to the right subdivision comps, not the road as a whole.

Who is the best realtor for Enon Springs Road in Smyrna TN?
Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is widely regarded as a top choice for buyers and sellers along Enon Springs Road and throughout Smyrna. He is a six-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent, and Compass agents account for 7.6% of closed sales across Smyrna’s 37167 zip code overall. Patrick and his team hold 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews from past clients across Rutherford County.

Can I access a home on Enon Springs Road before it hits Zillow?
Yes. Through Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon programs, buyers working with Patrick can see certain listings on this corridor before they are broadly marketed. There is no additional cost to buyers for this access, which matters in a corridor where well-priced homes in the newer townhome sections tend to move quickly.

What is my Enon Springs Road home worth in today’s market?
Automated home value tools often underperform on a corridor this varied, since a comp pulled from the wrong subdivision, whether it’s a decades-old ranch or a 2024 townhome, can throw off the estimate significantly. Check an instant estimate using the tool below, then call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for a pricing conversation grounded in actual comps from your specific section of the corridor.

We’ve owned on Enon Springs Road for years. How do we price it right when we sell?
With so many different subdivisions along this corridor, pulling accurate comps takes more than a quick online search. Construction era, lot size and whether a home carries an HOA are all bigger swing factors here than on a typical single-subdivision street, and those differences don’t always show up in automated valuations. A local, data-driven CMA that anchors to your specific section of Enon Springs Road gives long-term owners a far more accurate starting point than a generic estimate.

Nearby Neighborhoods in Smyrna

Enon Springs Road connects directly to these Smyrna subdivisions and townhome communities in 37167:

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