Community Highlights
A quick view of what defines Williamsport Landing.
Where is Williamsport Landing in Columbia, TN?
Williamsport Landing sits on Columbia’s west side, near Hampshire Pike (US 412 Business), about 3.4 road miles from the Maury County Courthouse on the Public Square. The sales center is at 1766 Rockwell Landing, Columbia, TN 38401.
Its streets, per Maury County property records: Williamsport Landing (the main street, with the most homes), Oak Springs Drive, Rockwell Landing, Hartman Cove, Moulder Place and Oak Springs Cove. Don’t confuse the street named Williamsport Landing with Williamsport Pike, a different road on the same side of town. Address lookups confuse the two, so double-check which one a listing means.
Is Williamsport Landing inside Columbia city limits?
Yes. Maury County’s property records list City “COLUMBIA” on every Williamsport Landing parcel record checked, and the US Census geocoder places the builder’s sales-center location inside Columbia city in Maury County, as of November 9, 2026. Inside the city means you pay both the Maury County and City of Columbia property tax rates.
Who is building in Williamsport Landing, and what’s left?
Richmond American Homes is the builder, and as of November 9, 2026 its site labels Williamsport Landing a “Final opportunity.” These are the six plans Richmond American publishes for Williamsport Landing, with the builder’s starting prices on that date:
| Plan | Starting price | Approx. sq ft | Beds | Baths | Stories |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alexandrite | $401,990 | 1,720 | 3 to 4 | 2 | Ranch |
| Arlington | $406,990 | 1,930 | 3 to 4 | 2 | Ranch |
| Decker | $426,990 | 1,950 to 2,100 | 2 to 3 | 2 | Ranch |
| Hemingway | $436,990 | 2,490 to 2,710 | 4 to 5 | 2.5 to 3.5 | Two-story |
| Hopewell | $451,990 | 2,650 to 2,800 | 3 to 5 | 2.5 to 4 | Two-story |
| Denali | $466,990 | 2,800 | 5 | 3 | Two-story |
Every plan has a two-car garage. Starting prices change, sometimes weekly, so treat the table as a snapshot.
The county records Williamsport Landing in three phases with 95 parcels, four of them owned by the homeowners association. In the county’s 2026 tax-year records, 44 parcels were still titled to Richmond American, so a good share of the lot map was still the builder’s on paper. The builder’s own lot map shows 91 numbered homesites. County records for the finished homes show single-family houses built in 2024 and 2025, from about 1,700 to 2,900 square feet, on public water and sewer.
Richmond American runs financing offers through its own lender that start and end every few weeks. My builder offers page has the current one with its end date, and my Columbia new construction guide compares Williamsport Landing with every other community in the city.
What schools is Williamsport Landing zoned for?
Only part of Williamsport Landing has a listed school assignment. For the 2026-27 school year, Maury County Public Schools’ master street list (August 2026 update) assigns J.R. Baker Elementary, Whitthorne Middle and Columbia Central High to Rockwell Landing 1764 to 1776, Oak Springs Drive 1400 to 1475 and Moulder Place 0 to 1000. Per Maury County property records, the Williamsport Landing homes are numbered 1764 to 1782 on Rockwell Landing, 1542 to 1564 on Oak Springs Drive and 2002 to 2004 on Moulder Place, so only part of Rockwell Landing falls inside a listed range.
| Street | Elementary | Middle | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rockwell Landing, 1764 to 1776 | J.R. Baker | Whitthorne | Columbia Central |
| Oak Springs Drive (homes here 1542 to 1564) | Not covered (list: 1400 to 1475) | Not covered | Not covered |
| Moulder Place (homes here 2002 to 2004) | Not covered (list: 0 to 1000) | Not covered | Not covered |
| Hartman Cove | Listed “TBD” | Listed “TBD” | Listed “TBD” |
| Williamsport Landing (street) | Not on the list | Not on the list | Not on the list |
That leaves most of the neighborhood without a listed assignment: Oak Springs Drive, Moulder Place, Rockwell Landing above 1776, Hartman Cove (listed “TBD”) and the street named Williamsport Landing, where most of the homes are, which isn’t on the list at all. Unless the home is on Rockwell Landing between 1764 and 1776, call MCPS Pupil Services at 931-388-2432 for the assignment before you sign. J.R. Baker Elementary, at 1301 Hampshire Pike, is about 0.8 road miles from the sales center.
Does Williamsport Landing have an HOA?
Yes. Maury County’s property records list the Williamsport Landing Homeowners Association as owner of the neighborhood’s four common parcels, as of November 2026. The association doesn’t publish its dues, budget or amenity list online. Get the monthly dues, any transfer or capital contribution fee and the rules in writing from the builder before you sign the contract.
What are property taxes in Williamsport Landing?
For 2026, Williamsport Landing homes pay Maury County’s rate of $1.369 plus the City of Columbia’s rate of $0.6068, a combined $1.9758 per $100 of assessed value. Both rates dropped after Maury County’s 2026 reappraisal, from $1.91 and $0.8251 in 2025.
Tennessee assesses homes at 25 percent of appraised value. On a home appraised at $450,000, that’s $112,500 assessed and about $2,223 a year at the 2026 combined rate. Talk to a tax professional about your own bill.
Property tax figures are the county and city rates published for the year shown and are for planning only. Your actual bill depends on the assessed value, any exemptions and the city or district the home sits in. Confirm with the county assessor or trustee and your tax professional before you rely on a number.
How far is Williamsport Landing from Spring Hill, Franklin and Nashville?
Downtown Columbia is about 3.4 miles and 6 minutes from Williamsport Landing without traffic, and downtown Franklin is about 34.5 miles and 43 minutes. Times are from the sales center at 1766 Rockwell Landing, measured with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM) on November 9, 2026.
| From Williamsport Landing to | Distance | Time, no traffic |
|---|---|---|
| Columbia Public Square (Maury County Courthouse) | about 3.4 miles | about 6 minutes |
| Spring Hill City Hall | about 14.3 miles | about 24 minutes |
| GM Spring Hill plant | about 15.1 miles | about 29 minutes |
| Franklin Public Square | about 34.5 miles | about 43 minutes |
| Tennessee State Capitol, Nashville | about 50.9 miles | about 63 minutes |
| Nashville International Airport (BNA) | about 53.9 miles | about 66 minutes |
Those are free-flow numbers. Drive I-65 north at the hour you’d really commute before you decide. If you’re weighing Columbia against Spring Hill, my Spring Hill vs Columbia comparison lays out taxes, drive times and home prices side by side.
What should you check before you buy in Williamsport Landing?
- The school assignment for your exact address. The district’s list covers only part of Rockwell Landing, so call MCPS Pupil Services for any other street.
- HOA dues and rules in writing. Nothing is published online.
- Which homesites are left. It’s a final-opportunity community, so ask the builder for the current lot map and which homes are move-in ready.
- The financing offer’s end date. Richmond American’s offers require its lender and change often. Compare the offer against a price cut before you pick.
- Your own agent at the first visit. The sales rep works for the builder. Bring your agent before you register at the model.
For the rest of the city, start with my Columbia guide or read what living in Columbia is like.
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What else do people ask about Williamsport Landing?
Who builds Williamsport Landing in Columbia, TN?
Richmond American Homes. As of November 2026 its site lists Williamsport Landing as a final opportunity, with six plans from $401,990 to $466,990.
Is Williamsport Landing in Columbia city limits?
Yes. Maury County’s property records list it in the City of Columbia, and the US Census geocoder places its sales center inside Columbia city, Maury County, as of November 2026.
What schools are zoned for Williamsport Landing?
Maury County Public Schools’ 2026-27 street list assigns J.R. Baker Elementary, Whitthorne Middle and Columbia Central High to Rockwell Landing 1764 to 1776. Most other homes here fall outside the list’s house-number ranges, sit on Hartman Cove (listed “TBD”) or on the street named Williamsport Landing (not listed), so confirm the exact address with MCPS Pupil Services at 931-388-2432.
How many homes are in Williamsport Landing?
The county records 95 parcels in three phases, four of them HOA common areas, and Richmond American’s lot map shows 91 numbered homesites, as of November 2026.
What is the property tax rate in Williamsport Landing?
For 2026, $1.9758 per $100 of assessed value: Maury County’s $1.369 plus the City of Columbia’s $0.6068. Homes are assessed at 25 percent of appraised value.
Does Williamsport Landing have an HOA?
Yes. The Williamsport Landing Homeowners Association owns the common parcels. Its dues aren’t published online, so get them in writing from the builder before you sign.
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