Villages of Greenhill

Villages of Greenhill at a glance

Villages of Greenhill is a coming-soon townhome community taking shape in Mount Juliet, Wilson County, near the intersection of S. Greenhill Road and Lebanon Road. It sits along Mount Juliet's Lebanon Road corridor, a stretch that has seen steady commercial and residential development in recent years. Tours are coming soon, and a waitlist is open for buyers who want early access as the community comes online.

This is a townhome community built by Lennar, with homes offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms in the 1,673 to 1,774 square-foot range. Because the homes are attached townhomes with a lower-maintenance footprint and on-site amenities, the format tends to appeal to buyers who want new construction in Mount Juliet without the upkeep of a larger detached lot — including those relocating to the area and wanting a turnkey home in a growing part of Wilson County. Note that Villages of Greenhill is a distinct community and should not be confused with other Greenhill-named developments proposed nearby along the same corridor.

Who builds in Villages of Greenhill

Villages of Greenhill is a Lennar community. Lennar is one of the largest national homebuilders and is active across the Nashville region, so buyers here are working with an established production builder that handles the build, the on-site sales process, and warranty coverage. As the community is still coming soon, Lennar's official community page is the best place to track the latest floor plans, included features, and release timing.

Because The Will Johnson Team tours new-construction communities across Middle Tennessee regularly, we can help you understand how Lennar builds and what to expect from this community relative to other townhome options in Mount Juliet and the wider Wilson County market — at little or no cost to you as a buyer.

Homes & floor plans

Villages of Greenhill offers attached townhomes. Across the community, homes are configured as 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom plans ranging from 1,673 to 1,774 square feet.

Two floor plans have been identified for the community:

• Harper (End Unit) — a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath end-unit townhome
• Westfield — a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhome

Lot sizes have not been specified in available sources, which is typical for an attached-townhome community still in its coming-soon phase. For the most current plan details, square footage, included features, and any new releases, refer to Lennar's official Villages of Greenhill plan pages — and we're glad to walk through them with you so you can compare options side by side.

Amenities & community life

Villages of Greenhill is planned with private community amenities oriented toward outdoor activity. Confirmed amenities include:

• Pickleball court
• Playground
• Walking trails
• Jogging trails
• Biking trails

The trail network and pickleball court give residents room to get outside close to home, and the playground adds a shared gathering point within the community. As a coming-soon community, amenity timing and final build-out are still being finalized, so we recommend confirming what's open and when before you plan around any specific feature.

Location, access & schools

The community is located at the intersection of S. Greenhill Road and Lebanon Road in Mount Juliet (ZIP 37122). The Lebanon Road corridor is a well-traveled route through Mount Juliet with ongoing commercial and residential growth nearby, putting everyday shopping, dining, and services within reach as the area continues to develop.

Villages of Greenhill is served by the Wilson County School District. The zoned schools are:

• W A Wright Elementary
• Mount Juliet Middle School
• Green Hill High School

Green Hill High School, located at 220 N. Greenhill Road, was completed in 2020 and has a capacity of roughly 2,000 students. School zoning can change, so confirm current attendance boundaries with Wilson County Schools before you buy.

What to verify before you buy

Because Villages of Greenhill is coming soon, several details are still in motion and should be confirmed before you write an offer. We pull live numbers and current information directly for you:

• Current pricing and the price range for available plans (the figures shown here are estimated; Lennar's site did not display set pricing at the time of writing)
• Which phase is releasing and current availability and release timing
• HOA dues, what they cover, and any community rules or restrictions
• Lot and home-site specifics for the unit you're considering
• Included features versus optional upgrades on the Harper and Westfield plans
• Builder incentives, financing offers, and warranty terms

We'll verify all of this against the builder's current information so you have the full picture before committing.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour these communities constantly, we help you compare Villages of Greenhill against other Mount Juliet and Wilson County options, understand the plans and amenities, and navigate the build from contract to closing. To get on the waitlist, schedule a tour when they open, or talk through whether this community fits what you're looking for, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Where this project stands right now

Villages of Greenhill traces back to a townhome plan first brought before Mt. Juliet's Planning Commission in November 2022, covering acreage on the south side of Lebanon Road near South Greenhill Road (Main Street Media of Tennessee / Wilson Post, Nov. 28, 2022). As of a May 3, 2026 report from Main Street Media of Tennessee, the Phase 1 plat for the development had received approval from Mt. Juliet authorities, and road work tied directly to the project was underway: South Greenhill Road is being widened along the community's frontage just south of Lebanon Road, with a northbound left-turn lane being added into the development and the developer extending separate left and right turn lanes. That is the most recent dated, sourced status we could confirm — we recommend treating it as a snapshot, not a guarantee of current timing, and we'll verify what's changed before you commit to anything here.

Don't confuse this with nearby Greenhill-named projects

The Lebanon Road corridor around Greenhill has more than one project in motion under similar names, and it's easy to mix them up. Villages of Greenhill sits at South Greenhill Road and Lebanon Road. A separate, unrelated project called Greenhill Commercial — a planned-unit retail and commercial development with tenants including a car wash, a bank, restaurants, and a gas station — is located at North Greenhill Road and Lebanon Road, near Green Hill High School, several intersections away (Lebanon Democrat coverage of the Mt. Juliet Planning Commission's Greenhill Commercial approval). There's also a separately named Lennar community, Greenhill Estates, which is a single-family (not townhome) product in the same general area. When you're tracking this specific community, confirm you're looking at Villages of Greenhill and the South Greenhill Road address — we'll help you keep these straight.

What this means for early interest

Because Phase 1 plat approval and frontage road work are the kind of milestones that typically precede model-home construction and a sales-office opening, this is a reasonable point for buyers who want to be early to a Mount Juliet townhome community to get on Lennar's waitlist and start paying attention. It is not, however, confirmation of a specific sales launch date, initial released pricing, or final amenity build-out — none of those have been publicly dated yet as of this writing. We track new-construction releases across Wilson County weekly, and we're glad to add you to our own follow list for Villages of Greenhill so you hear about it as soon as real pricing, phase releases, or a model-home opening are confirmed — not just when Lennar's marketing catches up.

Why the location is drawing builder interest

The South Greenhill Road and Lebanon Road area sits within the broader Greenhill growth corridor of Mount Juliet, which has seen multiple residential and commercial proposals move through the city's planning process over the past several years, along with public road-widening investment on both South Greenhill Road and North Greenhill Road. That combination of new commercial square footage nearby and public infrastructure upgrades is typically a signal that a city expects meaningful residential growth in a corridor — worth knowing as context, not as a prediction of what Villages of Greenhill itself will be worth or how fast it will sell out.