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Wilson County · Mount Juliet, TN

Providence Neighborhood Guide for Mount Juliet, TN Buyers

Providence is the largest master-planned community in Mount Juliet, sprawling across roughly 1,000 acres of rolling Wilson County hills. Anchored by the Providence Marketplace shopping center, it blends townhomes, single-family homes, and a 55+ cottage section into one walkable, amenity-rich address. It remains one of the most searched-for and actively traded neighborhoods in the city.

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Providence Quick Snapshot

Price Range

$385K – $900K (approx; most homes mid-$400s to high-$500s)

Built

Built out in phases roughly 2005–2015 across nearly 1,000 acres

Vibe

Middle Tennessee's flagship master-planned community where you can walk to Target, Kroger, and a movie theater from your front porch.

Mount Juliet Market — 2026

Median Price

$480,000

Avg Days on Market

19

Price / Sq Ft

$225

YoY Change

+3.8%

Source: Joshua Fink / Compass market data for Mount Juliet, TN. Providence sits within this market.

About Providence

What to Know About Living in Providence

Providence is Mount Juliet's signature master-planned community, developed in phases roughly between 2005 and 2015 across nearly 1,000 acres on the city's growing northwest side. The community is built around the 100-plus-acre Providence Marketplace, putting Kroger, Target, Home Depot, restaurants, and a movie theater within a short walk or bike ride of most homes — a degree of walkable retail access that is uncommon in suburban Middle Tennessee. Inside, Providence is organized into numerous distinct sub-neighborhoods offering everything from townhomes to larger single-family homes, plus a dedicated 55-plus cottage section. Residents enjoy neighborhood parks, extensive sidewalks, and a private lake amenity area, and families benefit from Rutland Elementary School located within the community itself. Because the development spans so many sections and price points, both home styles and HOA dues vary; buyers should confirm the specifics for any given section. Providence consistently ranks among Wilson County's most active resale markets.

Amenities

  • Providence Marketplace shopping center at the entrance (grocery, retail, dining, theater)
  • Neighborhood parks and green spaces
  • Extensive sidewalks and walkable street design
  • Private lake amenity area
  • Multiple distinct sub-neighborhoods/districts
  • On-site Rutland Elementary School

Common Home Styles

  • Traditional single-family homes
  • Townhomes
  • Newer-construction homes with open floor plans
  • Brick and mixed-material exteriors
  • A 55+ cottage section (The Cottages of Providence)

Schools

Commonly zoned to Wilson County Schools — Rutland Elementary sits inside the community, with middle school varying by section (Mt. Juliet, West Wilson, or Gladeville) and Wilson Central High commonly serving the area. Zone lines cross the community, so verify current zoning for the specific address.

HOA

Active HOA covering common areas, parks, sidewalks, and lake amenities; dues vary by sub-neighborhood — verify the specific section's dues and what they include.

At a Glance

City
Mount Juliet, TN
County
Wilson County
Price Range
$385K – $900K (approx; most homes mid-$400s to high-$500s)
Built
Built out in phases roughly 2005–2015 across nearly 1,000 acres

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Buying or Selling in Providence

Why Work With Joshua in Providence

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Reason 1

Rare walkable retail access — many homes are a short walk or bike ride from a full grocery, big-box, and dining hub.

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Reason 2

One of Wilson County's most active resale markets, meaning steady demand and a range of price points and home sizes.

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Reason 3

An elementary school inside the community plus parks and a private lake make it a strong fit for families.

Common Questions

Providence — Frequently Asked Questions

Is Providence really within walking distance of shopping?

Yes — Providence Marketplace sits at the community's entrance, and many homes are a short walk or bike ride from grocery stores, big-box retail, restaurants, and a movie theater. Walkability is the community's signature feature, though distance varies by which sub-neighborhood you choose.

What price range should I expect in Providence?

Approximately the high $300s to around $900k, with most homes landing in the mid-$400s to high-$500s. Townhomes and the cottage section sit at the lower end, while larger single-family homes reach higher. These are approximate ranges — ask for current comparable sales for the exact section you're considering.

What schools serve Providence?

Providence is commonly zoned to Wilson County Schools, with Rutland Elementary located inside the community and Wilson Central High commonly serving the area; middle school assignment varies by section. Zone lines run through the community, so always verify current zoning for the specific address.

Does Providence have an HOA?

Yes. Providence has an active HOA, but because the community contains many sub-neighborhoods, dues and what they cover differ from section to section. Confirm the exact dues and inclusions for the specific home you're considering.

Is there a 55+ option in Providence?

Yes — The Cottages of Providence is a 55-plus active-adult section within the larger community. (Note this is separate from Del Webb at Lake Providence, a different 55+ community in Mount Juliet.)

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