Buying and selling land in Maury County
Farms along the Duck River, growth in Spring Hill and Columbia, and room to breathe out west.
What to know about land in Maury County
Maury County sits just south of Williamson and carries a lot of the same appeal at a different price point. The Spring Hill and Columbia corridor is growing fast, while the countryside around Culleoka, Santa Fe, Hampshire, and Williamsport is still cattle farms, hay fields, and timber.
The Duck River winds through the middle of the county, and river or creek frontage is a real selling point here. So is proximity: buyers priced out of Williamson often land in Maury, which keeps demand strong for good small acreage.
County seat: Columbia. Towns include Columbia, Spring Hill, Mount Pleasant, Mt Pleasant, Culleoka, Santa Fe.
What sells here
Working cattle and hay farms
Small acreage homesites near Spring Hill and Columbia
Creek and Duck River frontage
Timber and recreational tracts in the western county
Selling land in Maury County
- Septic approvals in Maury County run through the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC). Buyers of homesites will ask about soils, so it's worth knowing where you stand.
- Land near Spring Hill and Columbia can draw builder and developer interest. It pays to understand what the zoning allows before you set a price.
- Greenbelt classification is handled by the Maury County assessor's office.
More detail in the seller guides on perc tests and soil work and greenbelt and rollback taxes.
What's Your Land Worth?
Own land in Maury County? Get a real valuation from someone who walks the property and prices it off actual land sales, not an algorithm.