Town Center, Mount Juliet: homes, schools, parks and commute

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Sources: the City of Mt. Juliet’s Land Use and Transportation Plan Update (PDF) and GIS map of the Town Center District (PDF); WeGo Public Transit’s train service page; Wilson County Schools’ school zone lookup; the Tennessee Department of Education’s 2024-25 A-F letter grade file; the federal NCES school directory; the Zillow Home Value Index (Zillow Research); and OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors).

The Town Center is what Mount Juliet’s plan calls its downtown: about 189 acres on North Mt. Juliet Road around City Hall, the post office and Mt. Juliet Station, where the WeGo Star leaves for Nashville. The city’s land use plan names it Planning Area 7, Town Center, and sets the goal “to create a Town Center to help recapture the small-town character of Mt. Juliet,” with a walkable mix of shops, offices and homes near the station. It overlaps the corners of the four planning areas around it, and the school zone line runs through it.

What this means for you

• Zoned high school: split. Mt. Juliet High or Green Hill High, both graded A for 2024-25. Check your address.
• Home value: $565,761 in ZIP code 37122 in September 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index.
• Nearest I-40 exit: Exit 226, Mt. Juliet Road (State Route 171), straight down North Mt. Juliet Road.

Part of our Mount Juliet neighborhoods guide.

Where it is

The plan’s boundaries are Curd Road at North Mt. Juliet Road to the north; Plaza Drive, the Mt. Juliet Station property and about 1,000 feet down Industrial Drive to the east; Old Lebanon Dirt Road to the south; and the end of Second Avenue at the north bank of Stoner’s Creek to the west. The city publishes a map of the Town Center District. The Census Bureau’s ZIP code areas put the city in 37122.

Places the plan lists in the district:

• Mt. Juliet City Hall, 2425 N. Mt. Juliet Road, and the Mt. Juliet Post Office, 2491 N. Mt. Juliet Road
• Mt. Juliet Station for the WeGo Star, 22 E. Division St.
• The Mt. Juliet/West Wilson County Senior Citizens Center, 2034 N. Mt. Juliet Road
• The Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce, 46 W. Caldwell St.
• The Valley Center, 1209-1355 N. Mt. Juliet Road; the City Center Building, 1710 N. Mt. Juliet Road; and the Town Center Building, 2045 N. Mt. Juliet Road
• Jones Family Park, 1691 N. Mt. Juliet Road, and the Heatherly, Thompson and Cole Preschool greenway pieces

The plan asks the city to work with the Regional Transportation Authority on mixed-use building around the station, to plan a park near Stoner’s Creek and the senior center, and to add sidewalks along North Mt. Juliet Road. Road projects it lists: the Town Center Trail from West Division Street to the station, widening Old Lebanon Dirt Road, and widening West and East Division Street on either side of North Mt. Juliet Road.

Schools

We checked 28 points on a tight grid across the Town Center in the district’s zone lookup. The results split at every level:

Grades are from the state’s 2024-25 A-F letter grades:

With zones this mixed, look up the exact address in the zone lookup. Full results are on the Tennessee State Report Card. More in our schools guide.

Home values

Zillow’s typical home value for ZIP code 37122 was $565,761 in September 2026, up 0.5% from $562,819 a year earlier; the city figure was $556,817. The index is a modeled value for a typical mid-priced home, not a sale price, and Zillow does not publish it below the ZIP code level. More in home prices.

Parks and trails

• Jones Family Park, 1691 N. Mt. Juliet Road: a disc golf driving range, sand volleyball, a walking trail, picnic areas and a bark park.
• Robinson Family Park, 1200 N. Mt. Juliet Road, with a half-mile hiking trail, is just south.
• Town Center Trail, the city’s greenway project linking West Division Street, South Greenhill Road and the station.

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Getting around

• Train: the WeGo Star stops at Mt. Juliet Station, 22 E. Division St., on weekday mornings toward Riverfront Station in downtown Nashville and afternoons back. WeGo says the station has about 255 parking spaces.
• Main roads: North Mt. Juliet Road (State Route 171), East and West Division Street, Curd Road and Old Lebanon Dirt Road.
• Nearest I-40 exit: Exit 226 (Mt. Juliet Road), from OpenStreetMap.
• Distance by road from City Hall to Nashville International Airport, measured on OpenStreetMap’s road network: about 13.7 miles. That is a distance, not a drive time.

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Groceries and everyday stores

OpenStreetMap lists no supermarket inside the district. The nearest are north of Curd Road at Lebanon Road (Kroger, 4120 N. Mt. Juliet Road; Publix, 11207 Lebanon Road) and south toward I-40 (Walmart Supercenter, 300 Pleasant Grove Road; ALDI, 315 N. Mt. Juliet Road).

Related: Cedar Creek, Greenhill, who to call at City Hall and property taxes.

Frequently asked questions

Where is downtown Mount Juliet?

The city’s plan calls its downtown core the Town Center: about 189 acres on North Mt. Juliet Road from Curd Road south to Old Lebanon Dirt Road, around City Hall, the post office and Mt. Juliet Station.

What high school is the Mount Juliet Town Center zoned for?

It is split. Of 28 points we checked in the Wilson County Schools zone lookup, 16 returned Mt. Juliet High and 12 returned Green Hill High. Both earned an A for 2024-25.

Is the Town Center a good place to live?

Here are the facts. The Town Center is a 189-acre district holding City Hall, the post office, the senior center and the WeGo Star station, split between Mt. Juliet High and Green Hill High, both rated A for 2024-25; the typical home value in ZIP 37122 was $565,761 in September 2026, according to Zillow.

Can I take the train to Nashville from the Town Center?

Yes. The WeGo Star stops at Mt. Juliet Station, 22 E. Division St., on weekday mornings toward downtown Nashville and afternoons back.