Williamsport Landing

Williamsport Landing at a glance

Williamsport Landing is an active new-construction community in Columbia, Tennessee, set in Maury County near the Columbia and Spring Hill border. You'll find it off Williamsport Pike near Twin Lakes Drive, along Williamsport Landing itself. It sits within easy reach of Highway 412, which connects the area north toward Franklin and the Cool Springs corridor, while keeping downtown Columbia close at hand.

This is a single-family home community built by Richmond American Homes, and as of June 2026 it is actively selling with several move-in ready homes available alongside homes still to be built. Recent closings in this part of the community were recorded between October and December of 2025, so it's a neighborhood in an active, ongoing build phase rather than a finished one. Homes here generally range from three to five bedrooms across roughly 1,720 to 2,800 square feet, which tends to draw buyers who want a brand-new home with room to grow and the option to personalize finishes from the start. We work with a lot of out-of-state and relocating buyers in communities like this, and because we tour new construction across Maury County constantly, we can help you compare Williamsport Landing against nearby options and walk you through the build process.

Who builds in Williamsport Landing

Williamsport Landing is a Richmond American Homes community. Richmond American is a national homebuilder that has delivered more than 240,000 homes, and they bring that production scale to a streamlined buying experience: a set lineup of floor plans, a structured selection process, and onsite sales staff who handle the day-to-day logistics of getting a home built and closed.

A signature part of building with Richmond American is the Home Gallery design center, where buyers choose finishes and personalize their home rather than accepting a single fixed package. We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we know how Richmond American's plans, options, and timelines tend to work, we help you understand what's included, what's an upgrade, and how to make selections that fit both your taste and your budget.

Homes & floor plans

Homes in Williamsport Landing are single-family and span roughly 1,720 to 2,800 square feet, with three to five bedrooms depending on the plan you choose. Richmond American offers several floor plans here, including the Bronze (about 1,720 square feet), the Arlington (around 1,930 square feet), and the larger Denali (about 2,805 square feet), among additional models in the lineup.

Plans here lean into open floor plans with designer interior details, and the Home Gallery customization process lets you tailor finishes to your preferences. Lots are standard subdivision lots; specific lot dimensions aren't published across the community, so we confirm the exact lot for any home you're considering. Richmond American keeps current plan layouts, pricing, and available homesites on their official community page, and we'll pull the live, plan-by-plan details so you can compare square footage, bedroom counts, and what's actually available right now.

Amenities & community life

Williamsport Landing is built around a few shared spaces that give the neighborhood a community feel. Residents have access to a clubhouse for events and gatherings, finished with hardwood floors and lake-inspired decor, along with parks and playgrounds and walking trails woven through the community.

Day to day, that mix gives you places to walk, spots for kids to play, and a gathering space for resident events, all within a brand-new community. Its position near Highway 412 also makes it simple to get out for shopping, dining, and commuting toward Franklin and Cool Springs.

Location, access & schools

Williamsport Landing sits in Columbia near the Spring Hill border, with quick access to Highway 412. From here you're close to downtown Columbia, and 412 gives you a direct route toward Franklin and the Cool Springs area to the north, which is part of what makes this corner of Maury County appealing to commuters and relocating buyers.

The community is served by the Maury County school district. Homes here are zoned to J.R. Baker Elementary School, Spring Hill Middle School, and Spring Hill High School. School zoning and boundaries can change, so we always confirm current attendance zones for the specific address you're considering before you make a decision.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move fast, so a few things are worth confirming with us in writing before you submit an offer:

• Current pricing on the specific plan and homesite you want, since builder pricing and incentives change frequently
• Which homes are move-in ready versus to-be-built, and the realistic timeline on any build
• The current sales phase and which homesites are still available
• HOA dues, what they cover, and any community rules or restrictions
• The exact lot, its dimensions, and any premiums or grading considerations
• Builder warranty coverage and the inspection options available to you

We pull live numbers and availability directly for you and review the contract details, so you're making an offer on accurate, current information rather than a listing that may be out of date.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour communities like Williamsport Landing constantly, we help you compare your options, understand the Richmond American build and selection process, and navigate everything from the first walkthrough to closing. If you'd like current pricing, availability, or a guided look at this community, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Getting around: distances and commute times

Williamsport Landing sits off Williamsport Pike near Twin Lakes Drive, with the community's model/sales address at 1766 Rockwell Landing, Columbia, TN 38401. Using Highway 412 and US-31, it's roughly a 30-mile, 45-50 minute drive up through Spring Hill to Franklin in normal traffic, and about 45-50 miles (an hour or so) on to downtown Nashville, per standard mapping distance calculators. Those are drive-time estimates, not promises — traffic on US-31 and I-65 through Spring Hill and Franklin varies a lot by time of day, so we always recommend test-driving your actual commute at rush hour before you buy.

Closer to home, Maury Regional Medical Center in downtown Columbia — the flagship hospital of Maury Regional Health, a system with more than 3,000 employees and over 500 providers, and the largest health system between Nashville and Huntsville, Alabama (Maury Regional Health, 2026) — is a short drive from the community, which matters if you or a family member works in healthcare. Spring Hill's General Motors assembly plant, one of the region's largest manufacturing employers, is also within a reasonable commute up US-31/Highway 412.

HOA, lot sizes & what's actually in the ground

Homes in Williamsport Landing typically sit on standard suburban lots; one recently sold home in the community (2322 Williamsport Landing) was listed at approximately 0.27 acres with dimensions around 90 feet by 133 feet, per public listing data — useful as a general reference point, but individual lot size, shape, and any grading or easement issues vary homesite to homesite, so we confirm the plat and survey for the specific lot you're considering. Garages in the community are generally 2-car.

Aggregator data (NewHomeSource) has listed a monthly HOA due of roughly $29 plus a one-time secondary association fee of around $250 for Williamsport Landing. HOA amounts, transfer fees, and what they cover can change as the community builds out and the HOA transitions from builder to resident control, so we always pull the current HOA documents, budget, and reserve study before you're under contract rather than relying on a published estimate.

Local economy & why buyers are choosing this corner of Maury County

Maury County has been one of the faster-growing counties in Middle Tennessee: it's estimated at roughly 118,765 residents in 2026, up about 2.3% over the past year, with in-migration from other states cited as the primary driver (World Population Review, 2026). Spring Hill, just up the road from Williamsport Landing, is estimated at about 63,440 residents in 2026 and growing faster still, near 3.3% annually — a byproduct of continued auto-manufacturing investment and Nashville-metro spillover growth. We can't predict whether that growth continues at the same pace, but it's useful context for anyone comparing Columbia to other Middle Tennessee submarkets.

Price context — what we know, and what we can't tell you

As of June 2026, Williamsport Landing's published starting price has been reported at figures ranging from $394,990 to $399,990 depending on the source and pull date (Richmond American Homes; NewHomeSource, 2026), which is a normal spread for an actively selling community where the entry-level plan and available homesites shift over time. We can't tell you where new-construction pricing in Columbia is headed — nobody can respond honestly to that question — but we can pull Richmond American's live price sheet for every plan and homesite the day you're ready to look, and show you recent closed sales in the community and nearby Maury County subdivisions so you're working from real numbers, not a stale listing.

Frequently asked questions

Is Williamsport Landing in Columbia or Spring Hill? It carries a Columbia, TN 38401 address and sits in Maury County, near the Columbia/Spring Hill line, but school zoning currently attaches it to Spring Hill schools — confirm both the mailing jurisdiction and the school zone directly, since either can matter depending on why you're asking.

Are there resale homes in Williamsport Landing, or only new builds through the builder? Both. Because the community has been selling and closing since at least late 2025, some original owners have already listed homes for resale on the open market alongside Richmond American's remaining inventory and to-be-built lots. We can show you both side by side.

What are the schools rated? We don't make judgment calls on school quality — pull current ratings and profile data directly from GreatSchools.org and report-card data from the Tennessee Department of Education for J.R. Baker Elementary, Spring Hill Middle, and Spring Hill High before you decide how much weight to put on zoning.

Does Richmond American offer buyer incentives, and can I still use my own agent? Builders frequently run rate or closing-cost incentives that change month to month, and yes — you can bring your own buyer's agent to a Richmond American community; register us on your first visit or contact so we're recognized as your representation from day one, at little or no cost to you.

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