Reserve at Silver Springs

Reserve at Silver Springs at a glance

Reserve at Silver Springs is a new-construction community in north Columbia, in Maury County, Tennessee. It sits between Carters Creek Pike and US-31, which puts it within easy reach of Spring Hill, Franklin, Cool Springs, and Nashville to the north while keeping the more open, lower-key feel of north Columbia. It is currently the only new home community in this part of north Columbia, so it stands out for buyers who want a brand-new home in this specific area rather than a resale.

This is a single-family, two-story community of 40 planned homes built by M/I Homes, with a new phase recently launched and active inventory available. Homes range from 2,011 to 2,884 square feet with three to four bedrooms, and the price band runs from $449,990 to $587,000. Because it pairs new construction with a north-Columbia commuter location, it tends to draw buyers who want a current-spec home with room to grow and reasonable access to the Spring Hill and Franklin job corridors. We pull live numbers and current availability for you before you ever tour.

Who builds in Reserve at Silver Springs

Reserve at Silver Springs is built by M/I Homes, a single national builder handling the community here. That single-builder structure means the home designs, included features, and the build process are consistent across the neighborhood, which makes it more straightforward to compare floor plans, lots, and pricing within one community rather than across several competing builders.

Because we tour M/I Homes communities across Middle Tennessee regularly, we can walk you through how their floor plans, structural options, and current incentives stack up against other new-construction options nearby. We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and our job is to help you read the fine print, compare the build, and decide whether a home here fits before you commit.

Homes & floor plans

The homes here are single-family, two-story designs ranging from 2,011 to 2,884 square feet with three to four bedrooms. The floor plans are flexible, and several include first-floor owner's suite options for buyers who want the primary bedroom on the main level. Plans also feature dedicated study spaces and spacious lofts, which gives you room to set up a home office or a second living area upstairs.

Homes are set on large homesites, though specific acreage is not publicly disclosed and varies by lot; we confirm the exact dimensions of any lot you're considering directly with the builder. For the current floor plan lineup, square footages, and which homes are move-in ready versus to-be-built, the most reliable source is M/I Homes' official Silver Springs plan pages, and we pull the live versions of those for you so you're working from current information rather than a cached listing.

Amenities & community life

The community includes dedicated pickleball courts on site, a draw for buyers who want recreation close to home. The large-homesite layout gives the neighborhood a more open feel, and there are nearby parks and trails for getting outdoors.

Day to day, north Columbia puts you near local breweries and restaurants, and the broader Columbia and Spring Hill areas add the everyday shopping, dining, and services you'd expect for the commute north toward Franklin and Nashville. We're happy to walk the community with you and point out what's genuinely within a short drive versus what looks closer on a map than it is.

Location, access & schools

Reserve at Silver Springs is located off Carters Creek Pike and US-31 in north Columbia. That positioning gives easy access to I-65 and I-840, the two corridors most buyers here use for commuting to Franklin, Cool Springs, and Nashville. For a north-Columbia community, it's set up to keep the drive to the Spring Hill and Franklin job centers manageable while still offering newer, larger-lot product.

The community is zoned to Spring Hill Elementary School, Spring Hill Middle School, and Spring Hill High School. School zoning and attendance boundaries can change, so we always confirm the current assignment for the specific address and lot you're considering directly with Maury County Public Schools before you write an offer.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move quickly, so a few things are worth confirming with us in writing before you commit. New-con pricing, available phases, and inventory change often, and the figures shown here reflect builder and listing data at the time of writing rather than a live quote.

• Current pricing and incentives on the specific home or plan you want, since builder pricing and promotions change frequently
• Which phase is open and what inventory is actually available right now versus to-be-built
• The exact lot, its dimensions, and any premium, since acreage here is not publicly disclosed and varies by homesite
• HOA dues, what they cover, and the community rules and restrictions before you sign
• Current school attendance zones for the specific address, confirmed with Maury County Public Schools
• Included features versus upgrades, so the base price reflects the home you actually expect

We pull all of this live for you so you're deciding on current, verified numbers rather than what a third-party site happened to cache.

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 M/I Homes' floor plans and lots against other new-construction options, read the builder contract, and navigate the build from contract to closing. Whether you're relocating from out of state or shopping locally, we'll get you current pricing and walk the community with you. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 to set up a tour or get the latest availability.