Mount Juliet

Mount Juliet homes for sale include a housing stock centered on the city’s established streets and newer subdivisions, with the market data showing 0% single-family in this section. Homes in Mount Juliet sit near major local roads and commercial corridors, with access to nearby employment areas through the city’s road network. Mount Juliet real estate here is tracked as a Balanced market.

About Mount Juliet

Mount Juliet sits in Wilson County with access to the wider Nashville area through regional road connections. The area includes residential streets, subdivision layouts, and nearby retail and service corridors. Living in Mount Juliet places homes near local schools, neighborhood roads, and the city’s main travel routes without requiring long cross-town drives inside the community.

• Residential streets and subdivision-style housing
• Access to regional roads for commuting
• Nearby retail and service corridors
• Assigned schools: John Colemon Elementary, Rutland Elementary, West Elementary, Stoner Creek Elementary
• Mount Juliet neighborhoods with a mix of established and newer housing stock

Housing Market

The median sold price in the last 90 days was $570,790. The median days on market for sold homes in the last 90 days was 33 days, and the middle half of those sales ranged from 13 to 85 days. There were 360 homes sold in the last 90 days, and there are 748 active listings with an active list price range of $59,900 to $8,000,000.

Mount Juliet amenities

Living in Mount Juliet centers on a few well-defined corridors, with Providence Marketplace at 401 S Mt Juliet Rd serving as the city’s main retail hub just off the interstate. Belk, Best Buy, Books-A-Million, and Bath & Body Works line the center’s internal streets, so errands tend to stay in one district rather than scatter across town. On the north side, Red Bicycle Coffee at 2099 N Mt Juliet Rd sits in the Vintage Station area with coffee, crepes, and a storefront right along one of the city’s busiest commuter routes, while Bagel Barn on Lebanon Road adds another local stop on the older east-west commercial spine.

For outdoor space, Charlie Daniels Park at 1075 Charlie Daniels Pkwy anchors the middle of town with Planet Playground, Ava’s Splash Pad, tennis and pickleball courts, a skate park, and a walking track that connects into the Cedar Creek Greenway. The city also runs its recurring Mt. Juliet Farmers Market at the park’s Farmers Market Pavilion, and the same grounds host seasonal events that come up often in conversations about things to do in Mount Juliet, including Movie in the Park, the Independence Day fireworks celebration, Market Night, Halloween in the Park, and the Christmas Parade. These Mount Juliet amenities give the city a clear activity center rather than pushing recreation to the edges.

Mount Juliet’s layout makes regional trips straightforward: Downtown Nashville is a weekday-morning drive of 48 minutes and 19.2 miles. Nashville International Airport is a weekday-morning drive of 32 minutes and 14.8 miles. Across town, commercial growth clusters around Mt Juliet Road, Lebanon Road, and Providence Parkway, while newer housing often branches off those routes in curving subdivisions and planned sections. Before you buy here, expect to see a mix of established subdivisions and newer construction, with many streets laid out in loops and cul-de-sacs rather than a traditional street grid.

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