Herrington

MOUNT JULIET’S ESTABLISHED ALL-BRICK COMMUNITY

Location and Daily Life in Herrington

Herrington sits off Central Pike in Mount Juliet, one of the better-positioned subdivisions in Wilson County for buyers who want quick access to both everyday conveniences and major highways. Providence Marketplace is about 5 minutes away, giving residents access to Whole Foods, Costco, Target, and dozens of restaurants without fighting the worst of Mount Juliet traffic. Interstate 40 is a short drive down Beckwith Road, putting BNA airport under 25 minutes and downtown Nashville under 30 on most days.

The neighborhood runs along Campbell Circle, Carlisle Place, and Durham Lane. Streets are laid out in a way that keeps cut-through traffic minimal, and the sidewalk network throughout the community makes it genuinely walkable for morning and evening routines. It has the feel of an established neighborhood rather than a fresh development, which is consistent with construction that started around 2019 and wrapped in 2021.

Central Pike connects you to both Mount Juliet Road to the north and Beckwith Road to the south, giving residents multiple routing options. This flexibility matters during peak commute hours when single-entry subdivisions can become frustrating chokepoints. The proximity to Providence also means school runs, grocery trips, and dinner out are all handled in the same five-minute corridor.

The Homes

Beazer Homes built Herrington starting around 2019 with the final phases completing in 2021. The builder offered six or more distinct floor plans, which shows up in the variety you see from lot to lot. Some homes are primarily all-brick, while others mix brick with fiber cement or hardboard siding. Two-story layouts dominate the community, with most homes featuring 4 or 5 bedrooms and 3 to 4 bathrooms.

Square footage among closed sales has ranged from 2,566 to 3,307 square feet. Floor plans typically include an office or flex room on the main level, a large kitchen with island, and a bonus room upstairs that works well as a media room, playroom, or secondary living space. Primary suites are on the second floor in most plans, with one or two main-level bedroom options depending on the specific floor plan.

Lot sizes run from roughly 0.18 to 0.27 acres. Most homes have two-car attached garages, covered front porches or patios, and fully fenced backyards. The construction quality is consistent with Beazer’s standard builds from this era, and many owners have added upgrades including water filtration systems, extended patios, and premium finishes in kitchens and baths.

Herrington Market Data (Past 12 Months)

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in Herrington

Recently Sold Homes in Herrington

Amenities

Herrington was developed with a community pool, playground, and walking trails built into the HOA. The pool is the main draw for families during summer months, and the playground keeps younger kids occupied without having to load up the car. Community green space is scattered throughout the neighborhood, and the sidewalk network connects most of the subdivision so walking and biking within Herrington is easy.

The HOA covers grounds maintenance for common areas including pool and clubhouse maintenance, which is what drives the roughly $85-per-month dues. That is a reasonable cost for this level of amenity in Wilson County, where comparable neighborhoods with similar facilities often run $100 to $150 per month.

Beyond the neighborhood itself, Percy Priest Lake is a short drive east on Highway 70, offering boating, fishing, and waterfront access. Curd Road Park and Charlie Daniels Park are both nearby for sports fields and open recreation. The proximity to Providence also means residents have access to movie theaters, bowling, and a wide range of dining options without traveling far.

Schools Serving Herrington

Elementary: Rutland Elementary School. Rutland consistently earns strong marks from Wilson County parents for its academic programs and community involvement. The school is a short drive from Herrington via Central Pike.

Middle: Gladeville Middle School serves Herrington students. Gladeville is a mid-size Wilson County middle school drawing from several established subdivisions in the Central Pike corridor.

High: Wilson Central High School. Wilson Central is one of the larger high schools in Wilson County with a strong athletics program and a broad course catalog. Most Herrington families are pleased with the school zoning, as Wilson Central tends to attract serious extracurricular investment from the community.

All three schools are part of Wilson County Schools, which consistently ranks among the stronger public school systems in Middle Tennessee.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru?

Herrington is a fully built-out community, which means every transaction here is a resale. There is no builder sales office, no incentive packages pushing you toward a specific lender, and no on-site agent whose only job is to represent the builder’s bottom line. When you work with Nashville Home Guru, you have an agent whose job is to represent your interests exclusively.

In the Herrington market over the past 12 months, none of the 3 closed transactions involved a Compass or Parks agent on either side. That means there is a real opportunity for buyers and sellers in this neighborhood to work with a team that brings a higher level of market intelligence and negotiating depth than what has been at the table locally. Nashville Home Guru tracks every sale in Wilson County and can tell you exactly how a specific home compares to what has actually closed, not just what is listed.

Patrick Higgins has been recognized six consecutive times as a RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and leads the #1 team in Nashville and #7 team in Tennessee by Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends. The Nashville Home Guru team has completed 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales across Middle Tennessee. Compass is the #1 residential real estate brokerage in the United States by sales volume, and after merging with Parks Real Estate in 2024, Compass agents now represent approximately 1 in 4 homes sold in Tennessee.

For sellers, our Compass 3-Phase Marketing Strategy delivers measurable results. Homes pre-marketed through Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon programs sell for 2.9% more, go under contract 20% faster, and are 30% less likely to experience a price reduction. Learn more about selling your home on your terms.

Frequently Asked Questions About Herrington

What is the price range for homes in Herrington?

Based on recent closed sales, homes in Herrington have sold between $585,000 and $740,000. The $155,000 spread reflects real differences in square footage, floor plan, and upgrades rather than market volatility. Price per square foot has been consistent at $224 to $228, which tells you the market is pricing these homes rationally. Active listings are currently ranging from $615,000 to $689,900.

Who built the homes in Herrington?

Beazer Homes is the primary builder in Herrington, with construction occurring between approximately 2019 and 2021. Beazer offered multiple floor plans in the community, which is why you see meaningful variation in square footage and layout from home to home. The all-brick or brick-and-hardboard exteriors are consistent across the development.

What are the HOA fees in Herrington?

HOA dues run approximately $85 per month, or around $1,020 per year. The HOA covers grounds maintenance for common areas, pool and clubhouse maintenance, and playground upkeep. For a community with a pool and trails, this is a competitive rate compared to similar Wilson County subdivisions.

What schools serve Herrington?

Herrington is zoned for Rutland Elementary School, Gladeville Middle School, and Wilson Central High School. All three are part of Wilson County Schools. Wilson Central is the high school and offers a full athletics program and broad academic course offerings.

Does Herrington have a pool and community amenities?

Yes. Herrington has a community pool, playground, and walking trails maintained by the HOA. The pool is available to all residents and is a primary summer amenity for families. The clubhouse is available for community use and private events. Sidewalks throughout the neighborhood connect to the trail system.

How many homes are in Herrington?

Herrington was developed across multiple phases with homes on Campbell Circle, Carlisle Place, and Durham Lane. The community is fully built out with no new construction available from Beazer. If you are looking for a new build in Mount Juliet, Nashville Home Guru can direct you to active new construction nearby.

What is the best way to find off-market or pre-market homes in Herrington?

Working with a Compass agent is one of the most effective ways to access homes before they hit the public MLS. Through Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon programs, Nashville Home Guru can notify you of Herrington listings before Zillow or Redfin ever pick them up. Call Patrick Higgins at 615-682-1718 to get on the early notification list.

Is Herrington a good neighborhood for families relocating to Nashville?

Herrington is a strong option for families relocating to the Nashville area. The combination of Wilson County Schools, community pool, walkable streets, and proximity to Providence Marketplace makes it one of the more well-rounded choices in the $585,000 to $700,000 range in Mount Juliet. The Central Pike location keeps commute times to Nashville reasonable, and the surrounding commercial corridor means everyday errands stay close to home.

Who is the best real estate agent for buying or selling in Herrington?

Patrick Higgins with Nashville Home Guru at Compass is one of the top-ranked agents in Middle Tennessee, recognized six consecutive times by RealTrends as a Top Tennessee Agent. The Nashville Home Guru team ranks #1 in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends. For Herrington specifically, Patrick brings data on every comparable sale, access to pre-market listings through Compass, and a track record of 1,100+ transactions across Wilson County and Middle Tennessee. Call 615-682-1718 or email [email protected].

How does Herrington compare to other Mount Juliet neighborhoods at this price point?

Herrington sits in the $585,000 to $740,000 range, which puts it in the mid-upper tier for Mount Juliet resales. Compared to newer construction nearby, Herrington homes offer all-brick or brick-front construction, established lots with mature landscaping, and community amenities that some newer phases have not yet completed. Price per square foot in the $224 to $228 range is consistent with what well-maintained 2019 to 2021 Beazer product commands in Wilson County right now.

Nearby Neighborhoods

If you are exploring Herrington, you may also want to look at these nearby Mount Juliet communities:

Baird Farms, Bradford Park, Breckenridge, Jackson Hills, Kelsey Glen, Nichols Vale, Oakvale, Providence, Stewart’s Creek, Stonehollow, Timber Trail, Willow Creek

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