Community Highlights
A quick view of what defines Chapman's Retreat.
Where is Chapman’s Retreat in Spring Hill, TN?
Chapman’s Retreat sits about 4.5 road miles east of Spring Hill City Hall, with Secluded Lane coming in off Duplex Road (State Route 247). Thompson’s Station Town Hall is about 6 road miles away.
Its streets, per Williamson County’s property records: Chapmans Retreat Drive (the most parcels, 94), Clinton Lane, Briggs Lane, Stephenson Lane, Saunders Terrace, Carpenter Pass, Carmack Lane and Carmack Court, Emma Circle, Gersham Court, Michael Lane, Christine Lane, Chapman Lane and Chapman Court, McCrory Place, Solitude Court, Callender Road, Bugle Court, Safe Harbor Court, Baileys Trace Drive, McCutchan Court and Secluded Lane.
Is Chapman’s Retreat in Williamson County or Maury County?
Williamson County. All 447 parcels recorded under the Chapman’s Retreat name are in Williamson County’s property records with a Spring Hill city tax district, and the US Census geocoder places Chapman’s Retreat addresses in Spring Hill city, Williamson County, as of November 9, 2026. That puts it in Williamson County Schools and on the Williamson side’s tax rate.
For how the county line runs through the rest of town, see my Williamson vs Maury guide for Spring Hill.
How big is Chapman’s Retreat?
Chapman’s Retreat has about 430 homes. Williamson County’s records list 447 parcels under the Chapman’s Retreat name, recorded in four phases with several sections, as of November 2026. Take out the HOA’s common areas, the elementary school site and a daycare lot on Secluded Lane, and about 433 home parcels remain.
The HOA’s open space includes a parcel the county records as “Open Space/ Chapman Cemetery,” in Phase 2, Section 2, so the Chapman Cemetery sits on the neighborhood’s common ground.
What schools is Chapman’s Retreat zoned for?
Chapman’s Retreat is zoned for Chapman’s Retreat Elementary, Spring Station Middle and Summit High in Williamson County Schools, per the district’s zone lookup on November 9, 2026. One address on every home street in the neighborhood, 21 streets in all, returned the same three schools.
| School | Address | From Clinton Lane, no traffic |
|---|---|---|
| Chapman’s Retreat Elementary | 1000 Secluded Lane, Spring Hill | inside the neighborhood, about 0.1 miles |
| Spring Station Middle | 1000 Spring Station Drive, Spring Hill | about 1.2 miles, 5 minutes |
| Summit High | 2830 Austins Way, Spring Hill | about 2.9 miles, 8 minutes |
The elementary school’s own parcel is recorded as part of Chapman’s Retreat in the county’s records. Zones can change, so confirm the exact address with the Williamson County Schools zone lookup. My Spring Hill schools guide covers both districts.
Chapman's Retreat Homes for Sale
Every Chapman's Retreat home currently for sale, updated from the MLS.
Does Chapman’s Retreat have an HOA?
Yes. Williamson County’s records list the Chapman’s Retreat Homeowners Association as owner of 11 parcels, the neighborhood’s open space and common lots, as of November 2026. Williamson County Schools’ bus routing even names a stop “at the Pool” at Clinton Lane and Secluded Lane.
The HOA doesn’t publish its dues, budget or rules online. Get the current dues, any transfer fee and the rules in writing from the seller before you’re under contract.
What are property taxes in Chapman’s Retreat?
For 2026, Chapman’s Retreat homes pay the City of Spring Hill’s $0.739 plus Williamson County’s $1.27 rate for homes inside Spring Hill, a combined $2.009 per $100 of assessed value. They come as two bills: Williamson County collects the county tax, and the City of Spring Hill collects its own.
Tennessee assesses homes at 25 percent of appraised value. On a home appraised at $500,000, that’s $125,000 assessed and about $2,511 a year at the 2026 combined rate. Talk to a tax professional about your own bill, and see my Spring Hill property tax guide for how the Maury side compares.
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 Chapman’s Retreat from Franklin and Nashville?
Downtown Franklin is about 16.7 miles and 24 minutes from Chapman’s Retreat without traffic, and the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville is about 33 miles and 44 minutes. Times start on Clinton Lane and use OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM), run November 9, 2026. The Franklin run heads up Duplex Road and Buckner Lane to I-65.
| From Chapman’s Retreat to | Distance | Time, no traffic |
|---|---|---|
| Spring Hill City Hall | about 4.5 miles | about 10 minutes |
| Thompson’s Station Town Hall | about 6.0 miles | about 12 minutes |
| GM Spring Hill plant | about 7.4 miles | about 18 minutes |
| Franklin Public Square | about 16.7 miles | about 24 minutes |
| CoolSprings Galleria | about 17.5 miles | about 25 minutes |
| Tennessee State Capitol, Nashville | about 33.1 miles | about 44 minutes |
| Nashville International Airport (BNA) | about 36.1 miles | about 47 minutes |
Those are free-flow numbers, so drive it at the hour you’d really commute. My Spring Hill commute guide has the rest.
How does Chapman’s Retreat compare with Wades Grove?
Chapman’s Retreat and Wades Grove are both established neighborhoods inside Spring Hill city limits on the Williamson County side, both feed Spring Station Middle and Summit High, and both pay the same 2026 rate. The elementary school is the difference.
| Chapman’s Retreat | Wades Grove | |
|---|---|---|
| County | Williamson | Williamson |
| Inside Spring Hill city limits | Yes | Yes |
| Elementary (WCS lookup) | Chapman’s Retreat Elementary | Bethesda Elementary |
| Middle and high | Spring Station, Summit | Spring Station, Summit |
| 2026 combined tax rate | $2.009 | $2.009 |
Read my Wades Grove guide, or see every Spring Hill neighborhood by county in my best neighborhoods in Spring Hill guide.
What should you check before you buy in Chapman’s Retreat?
- The phase. Chapman’s Retreat was recorded in four phases with many sections, so compare sales from the same phase and street.
- HOA dues and rules in writing. Nothing is published online.
- Two tax bills. Budget for the county bill and the City of Spring Hill bill.
- The school zone for the exact address. Run it through the WCS lookup even though every street matched in November 2026.
- The commute at rush hour. The drive times above are no-traffic numbers.
If you already own in Chapman’s Retreat and you’re thinking about selling, start with my home evaluation page.
Schools In The Area
What else do people ask about Chapman’s Retreat?
Is Chapman’s Retreat in Williamson County or Maury County?
Williamson County. Chapman’s Retreat is inside Spring Hill city limits on the Williamson County side, ZIP 37174, per the county’s property records and the US Census geocoder as of November 2026.
What schools serve Chapman’s Retreat in Spring Hill?
Chapman’s Retreat Elementary, Spring Station Middle and Summit High in Williamson County Schools, per the district’s zone lookup in November 2026. Confirm the exact address with the district.
Where is Chapman’s Retreat Elementary?
At 1000 Secluded Lane in Spring Hill, inside the Chapman’s Retreat neighborhood.
How many homes are in Chapman’s Retreat?
About 430. Williamson County’s records list 447 parcels under the Chapman’s Retreat name, including HOA common areas, the elementary school site and a daycare lot.
What is the property tax rate in Chapman’s Retreat?
For 2026, $2.009 per $100 of assessed value: the City of Spring Hill’s $0.739 plus Williamson County’s $1.27, billed separately.
Does Chapman’s Retreat have an HOA?
Yes. The Chapman’s Retreat Homeowners Association owns the open space and common lots. Its dues aren’t published online, so get them in writing before you’re under contract.





