Triple Crown Subdivision Mt Juliet TN | Homes from $364,900

Triple Crown, Mount Juliet TN

WILSON COUNTY 37122 | OFF PLEASANT GROVE ROAD

The Homes

Triple Crown sits off Pleasant Grove Road in Mount Juliet, zip code 37122, Wilson County. The streets carry the names of Triple Crown winners: Secretariat Drive, Affirmed Drive, Citation Drive, Citation Court, Assault Court, Sir Barton Court, Gallant Fox Court, Omaha Court and War Admiral Court.

What you get is a three or four bedroom house on roughly a quarter acre with a two-car garage, which is what 52 of the 53 recorded sales here have. All 53 are on public sewer, which is not a given in this part of Wilson County. HOA dues run about $180 a year, among the lowest in the county for a neighborhood with maintained common areas, and there is no pool or tennis facility, which is why.

The community built out slowly, from 1999 through 2025, so the housing stock spans 1,215 to 3,890 square feet. Fifty-three sales are on record across 49 properties, from $364,900 to $875,000. The median is $475,000. Do not price anything off it, and the next two sections explain why.

Three High Schools on One Street

Two of the three school levels are settled here. West Wilson Middle School serves all 53 filings without exception, and Springdale Elementary covers 51 of them, with two homes recording Stoner Creek Elementary.

The high school is a different matter.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Closed sales October 2022 through August 2026.

Across the community the count runs Mt. Juliet High on 45 filings, Wilson Central on 7 and Watertown on 1. The Wilson Central homes turn up on Affirmed Drive, Citation Drive, Gallant Fox Court and Secretariat Drive, so this is not a line you can draw on a map and trust.

So get the assignment for your specific parcel from Wilson County Schools before you write an offer or set a listing price. Not from a map tool, not from a listing detail page, and not from a neighborhood summary, including this one. Two houses next door to each other here have fed different high schools.

Two Markets Under One Name

The older and newer halves of Triple Crown trade like separate neighborhoods.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Closed sales October 2022 through August 2026, most recent sale per property.

An original Triple Crown home is generally 1,215 to 2,573 square feet and sells somewhere between $364,900 and $629,900. A newer one, mostly on the upper end of Secretariat Drive, is 1,821 to 3,890 square feet and sells between $475,000 and $875,000. The two medians sit $278,150 apart.

If you own here, the neighborhood median of $475,000 will not price your house. It falls in the empty space between the two groups rather than in the middle of either one, so anchoring to it misses high on an original home and low on a newer one. Ask which half any comparable came from before you let it into the conversation.

Both halves sell well. The median sale across all 53 closed at 100 percent of the first asking price, and over the past twelve months 29 percent of resolved listings here failed to sell against a Mount Juliet average of 49 percent. If you are wondering whether this is a hard place to sell, the record says no.

The Only Builder Named in the Record Is Landmark

Across all 53 filings, exactly one builder is named: Landmark Homes of Tennessee, at 1022 Secretariat Drive, whose listing calls it the last new construction opportunity in the community from that builder.

No other builder appears anywhere in the record. Most of the newer homes name none at all, and several were pre-sold and entered only so they would show up as comparables, which is why attribution here is so thin.

So if a builder name matters to your warranty question or your resale pitch, verify it against the specific address. A neighborhood-level answer will not hold up.

The Lots Are Ordinary

Triple Crown lots run 0.21 to 0.47 acres with a median of 0.28. The Mount Juliet median is 0.29.

These are ordinary Wilson County lots. That cuts both ways. Do not build a listing around lot size here, because a buyer comparing against the rest of the zip code will not see a difference. And if you want real acreage, look at the north end of Mount Juliet off Saundersville and Cooks Road, where it actually trades.

Four Homes Sold Twice

Of the 53 transactions, 49 are unique properties. Four addresses appear twice:

Data from RealTracs MLS.

1079 Secretariat Drive closed twice inside six weeks in the fall of 2024, at $442,500 and then $450,900. If a valuation counts those as two homes, the sample is wrong, and if it reads the $8,400 gap as appreciation, the pricing is wrong. Check any Triple Crown comparable set for repeats before you rely on it.

Market Data

Data from RealTracs MLS. Closed sales October 2022 through August 2026. Medians use the most recent sale per property.

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Why Work with Nashville Home Guru

Triple Crown has three traps that catch automated valuations and neighborhood-level advice alike. The high school assignment varies house by house on the same street. The community splits into two price clusters $278,150 apart, with the overall median sitting in the gap between them. And four addresses appear twice in the record, one of them twice inside six weeks.

Compass and Parks agents were involved in 10 of the 53 transactions here, about 19 percent, against 194 of 1,320 across Mount Juliet as a whole, or 14.7 percent.

Patrick Higgins is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and leads Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked the top team in Nashville and inside the top ten statewide, with more than 1,100 transactions and over $500M in career sales across Middle Tennessee. Clients have left 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews on that body of work. There is more on the best Mount Juliet realtor page.

Compass is the largest residential brokerage in the United States by sales volume, and after the 2024 Parks Real Estate merger, Compass agents are involved in roughly one in four homes sold in Tennessee.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What do homes cost in Triple Crown, Mount Juliet?

Fifty-three sales are on record with a median of $475,000 and a range of $364,900 to $875,000. Use that median carefully. Homes built 1999 to 2015 median $441,750 and homes built 2017 to 2025 median $719,900, so the neighborhood figure describes very few of the houses in it.

What schools serve Triple Crown?

West Wilson Middle School serves all 53 filings without exception, and Springdale Elementary covers 51, with two homes recording Stoner Creek Elementary. The high school varies by address: Mt. Juliet High on 45 filings, Wilson Central on 7, and Watertown High on 1. Wilson Central homes appear on Affirmed Drive, Citation Drive, Gallant Fox Court and Secretariat Drive, and 1127 Secretariat Drive recorded Mt. Juliet High in 2022 and Watertown High in 2024. Confirm the parcel with Wilson County Schools before you write an offer.

Who built the newer homes in Triple Crown?

The only builder named anywhere in the 53 filings is Landmark Homes of Tennessee, at 1022 Secretariat Drive. No other builder appears in the record. Most of the newer homes name none at all in their listings, and several were pre-sold and entered for comparable purposes only, so verify any builder claim against the specific address.

Are the lots in Triple Crown larger than average?

No. Lots run 0.21 to 0.47 acres with a median of 0.28, against a Mount Juliet median of 0.29. These are typical Wilson County lots. If acreage is your priority, the north end of Mount Juliet off Saundersville and Cooks Road is where it trades.

What are the HOA fees in Triple Crown?

$180 a year on the large majority of filings, recorded either as an annual figure or as $15 a month. A few records show $216, $360 or $125 annually, so confirm for your section. There is no pool or tennis facility, which is why the dues stay among the lowest in Wilson County for a maintained neighborhood.

How quickly do homes sell in Triple Crown?

The median is 26 days from listing to contract, and the median sale closed at 100 percent of the first asking price. The newer section moves faster at 24 days than the original sections at 36. Over the past twelve months, 29 percent of resolved listings failed to sell against a Mount Juliet average of 49 percent.

What streets are in Triple Crown?

Secretariat Drive, Affirmed Drive, Citation Drive, Citation Court, Assault Court, Sir Barton Court, Gallant Fox Court, Omaha Court and War Admiral Court, all named after Triple Crown winners. Note that the MLS files this community under fifteen different subdivision strings, so a search on any single one returns only part of it.

Are Triple Crown homes on septic?

No. All 53 recorded sales are on public sewer, which is not the norm in this part of Wilson County, where STEP systems and septic tanks are common. It removes a maintenance question and an inspection line item that apply in several neighboring communities.

What does $475,000 buy in Triple Crown?

Around 1,900 to 2,000 square feet on roughly a quarter acre, built in the 2000s, with three or four bedrooms, a two-car garage, $180 annual dues, public sewer and West Wilson Middle. Moving up toward $720,000 buys the newer Secretariat Drive construction at around 2,700 square feet. There is very little inventory between those two levels.

What condition are the original Triple Crown homes in, and what should I budget for?

The 1999 to 2015 sections are 26 to 10 years old, so kitchens, roofs, HVAC and water heaters are at or past the age where they get replaced. Budget for them at purchase rather than being surprised. What you are buying for that is a three or four bedroom house on a quarter acre with a two-car garage and public sewer in the $364,900 to $629,900 band, with annual dues of $180 rather than the monthly figures common in newer Mount Juliet communities. Current finishes without the deferred maintenance means the newer half at roughly $720,000 instead.

How does Patrick Higgins approach selling a home in Triple Crown?

By choosing comparables from the correct half of the neighborhood and confirming the school parcel before the listing goes live. The overall median of $475,000 sits between two clusters $278,150 apart, so pricing to it misses in one direction or the other depending on the section. Four addresses in the record sold twice, one of them twice inside six weeks, so the comparable set needs deduplicating as well. Patrick is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent with more than 1,100 Middle Tennessee transactions, and every figure on this page comes from the RealTracs record.

Who is the best real estate agent for Triple Crown in Mount Juliet TN?

Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is a strong choice for this community. He is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent whose team ranks first in Nashville and inside the top ten in Tennessee, with more than 1,100 transactions and over $500M in career sales. Compass and Parks agents were involved in 10 of the 53 Triple Crown transactions, about 19 percent, against 14.7 percent across Mount Juliet, and the team carries 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews. In a neighborhood with two price clusters and a house-by-house school split, comparable selection is most of the work.

Can I buy a Triple Crown home before it hits Zillow?

Often. The community turns over steadily and the median home goes under contract in 26 days at full asking price, so the public window is short. Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon surface homes to Compass agents ahead of the portals, and a Compass buyer’s agent gives you that access at no additional cost, since the seller pays the commission.

What is my Triple Crown home worth in today’s market?

An automated estimate makes two errors here. It blends the 1999 to 2015 homes with the 2017 to 2025 homes into a single median that describes neither, and it may double-count the four addresses that appear twice in the record, including one that sold twice inside six weeks. Start with the instant home value tool, then call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for a pricing analysis built on your section of the neighborhood.

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