Devonshire

Devonshire at a glance

Devonshire is a Pulte Homes new-construction community in the eastern growth corridor of Mount Juliet, in Wilson County (TN 37122). It is an actively selling neighborhood: Pulte's sales center at 2055 Devonshire Drive is open and remaining inventory is available, with 16 homes closed across 2025-2026 and a handful currently listed as Pulte continues to build out the community. Homes here are single-family, and every one shares a distinctive two-story, all-brick exterior, which is a standout in this price range.

Floor plans run from 3 to 5 bedrooms and roughly 2,208 to 3,435 square feet, with pricing that starts around $549,990. Because Devonshire sits close to Mount Juliet's retail, lake, and commuting amenities while still offering newly built brick homes, it tends to draw buyers who want fresh construction with room to grow and an easy drive to Nashville. We tour communities like this constantly, so if you're weighing Devonshire against other Mount Juliet options, we can help you compare the trade-offs side by side.

Who builds in Devonshire

Devonshire is built by Pulte Homes, a national builder with a long-established Nashville-area presence. Pulte handles the construction, the available floor plans, and the on-site sales and design process, and the community's all-brick, two-story homes reflect that consistent build approach across the neighborhood.

Working with a builder like Pulte, you'll typically have access to a design center where you can personalize finishes and selections on a to-be-built home, alongside any move-in-ready inventory the builder has available. We represent buyers in Pulte communities at little or no cost to you, and because we walk these homes regularly we can help you understand what's standard, what's an upgrade, and how Devonshire stacks up against nearby Pulte and non-Pulte communities.

Homes & floor plans

Devonshire offers single-family homes in a range of sizes to fit different needs. Published specifications show 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and approximately 2,208 to 3,435 square feet, on home sites of roughly a quarter acre (lot size varies by plan and location within the community).

• Two-story, all-brick exterior construction throughout the community
• 3-5 bedrooms and 2-4 bathrooms, depending on plan
• Approximately 2,208 to 3,435 square feet of living space
• Home sites around 0.25 acres (varies)
• Design center customization available on to-be-built homes

Plan names, current availability, and the exact specifications for each home are maintained on Pulte's official Devonshire community page and the live MLS listings, and they change as the community sells. Rather than rely on a static list, we'll pull the live floor plans and inventory for you and walk you through which ones fit your square-footage, bedroom, and budget targets.

Amenities & community life

Devonshire's appeal centers on its setting and home sites. Many lots back to tree-lined yards and the community's hilltop position gives some homes sweeping views, and stone fire pit patio areas add usable outdoor gathering space. Day to day, you're a short drive from the conveniences that make Mount Juliet popular.

• Tree-lined backyards on many home sites
• Sweeping hilltop views
• Stone fire pit patio areas
• Minutes from Providence Marketplace (Costco, Target, Publix and more)
• Close to Percy Priest Lake
• Close to Charlie Daniels Park

Between Providence Marketplace for shopping and dining, Percy Priest Lake for time on the water, and Charlie Daniels Park nearby for green space, the location covers most everyday errands and weekend outings without a long drive.

Location, access & schools

Devonshire sits in eastern Mount Juliet, with main entrances along Devonshire Drive and Sydney Terrace. It's positioned for an easy commute: downtown Nashville is approximately 25 minutes away via I-40, and Providence Marketplace's shopping and restaurants are just minutes from the neighborhood. Percy Priest Lake and Charlie Daniels Park are both close by for recreation.

Devonshire is zoned to the following schools:

• Mt. Juliet Elementary School
• Mt. Juliet Middle School
• Green Hill High School

School zoning can change, so confirm current attendance boundaries with the district before you make a decision; we're glad to point you to the official zoning lookup.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move quickly, so confirm the specifics with us before you write an offer. We'll pull the live numbers and current status directly for you so you're working from facts, not a snapshot that may be out of date.

• Current pricing and any builder incentives on the home you're considering
• Which homes are available now versus to-be-built, and the current build phase
• HOA dues, what they cover, and any community fees (confirm the current amount before relying on it)
• Exact lot size, orientation, and what backs to the home site
• Standard features versus design-center upgrades and their costs
• Estimated completion timelines on to-be-built homes

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you. Because we tour communities like Devonshire constantly, we help you compare options, understand the build and contract process, and make sure your interests are represented from the first walkthrough through closing. Call us at 615-265-1000 and we'll line up the current Devonshire inventory and pricing for you.

Commute, floor plans & HOA detail

Devonshire sits in eastern Mount Juliet, a city bordered by both I-40 and US-70, roughly 25 minutes from downtown Nashville off-peak via I-40 West. Pulte has built out Devonshire with a mix of two-story, all-brick floor plans spanning the community's roughly 2,208-3,435 square foot range, 3-5 bedrooms and 2-4 bathrooms; which specific plans are open for new orders versus already sold shifts as the neighborhood builds out, so we pull the live plan list and current pricing directly from the sales center before you tour. Devonshire also carries a homeowners association covering common-area landscaping and entrance upkeep — on the lower end for new-construction Mount Juliet communities, consistent with a neighborhood built around private lots rather than shared resort-style amenities. We'll confirm the current dues and any capital or transfer fee at closing before you write an offer, since HOA budgets are revisited annually and published figures can lag.

Taxes & Mount Juliet growth context

Budget for both Wilson County and City of Mt. Juliet property taxes on top of the HOA. As of 2026, Wilson County's certified county tax rate is $1.1631 per $100 of assessed value, and the City of Mt. Juliet adds a municipal rate of $0.1775 per $100, per the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury; Tennessee assesses residential property at 25% of appraised value, so the actual annual bill depends on the home's appraised value, and we can run that estimate for any specific Devonshire home you're considering. Devonshire is also building out inside one of Middle Tennessee's fastest-growing cities — the U.S. Census Bureau's most recent decennial count put Mount Juliet's population at 39,690 in 2020, with continued growth in the years since as subdivisions across the east side of town, including Devonshire, have added rooftops. We can't predict where home prices go from here and won't try, but we can walk you through dated comps and how Devonshire's current pricing compares to other actively selling Mount Juliet communities.

Investor & second-look checklist

Devonshire FAQ

Is Devonshire still selling, and what does it cost to buy through The Will Johnson Team? As of mid-2026, Pulte's Devonshire sales office remains open with both to-be-built and available inventory. Published floor plans range from about 2,208 to 3,435 square feet, 3-5 bedrooms, and 2-4 bathrooms, though the specific plans open for sale change over time — we'll confirm the live count before you drive out. Devonshire's published amenities center on the home sites themselves (tree-lined and hilltop lots, stone fire pit patio areas) rather than a shared pool or clubhouse, so confirm current amenity plans with us or the builder before assuming otherwise. HOA dues cover common-area landscaping and entrance upkeep, and county-plus-city tax rates are set by Wilson County and the City of Mt. Juliet, but the real dollar figures depend on the current HOA budget and the appraised value of the specific home, so we'll pull both rather than guess. And no, working with us doesn't cost more — we represent buyers in Devonshire at little or no cost to you, and Will has personally toured 80+ new-construction communities across Middle Tennessee, so we walk in already knowing how Devonshire compares to the rest of the market.