Spring Hill, TN property taxes
The City of Spring Hill tax rate, how a Tennessee property tax bill is figured, and a worked example, with the official source next to every number.
Spring Hill property taxes at a glance
Spring Hill includes parts of both Williamson and Maury counties, so the rate depends on the county. The City of Spring Hill rate is $0.739 per $100 of assessed value in both. A Williamson County address pays a combined $2.0090 per $100 (county $1.27 plus city $0.739, per the Williamson County rate sheet for 2025). A Maury County address pays a combined $2.6490 (county $1.91 plus city $0.739, using the Tennessee Comptroller's 2025 county rate). Rates change each year and the right one depends on the exact address.
Sources: Williamson County 2025 Property Tax Rates (Williamson County and Spring Hill city rates); Maury County community profile (cites the Tennessee Comptroller, Division of Property Assessments) (Maury County rate); City of Spring Hill tax rates (city rate, the same in both counties); Tennessee Comptroller, how to figure your tax bill. The combined figures are my addition of the rates shown. The Williamson County sheet is for the 2025 tax year, the Maury County figure is the Tennessee Comptroller's 2025 county tax rate, and 2026 rates may differ.
How a Spring Hill property tax bill is figured
- Appraised value. The county property assessor (Williamson or Maury, depending on where the address is) estimates the value of each property.
- Assessed value. Residential property is assessed at 25 percent of its appraised value.
- Rate. Rates are stated per $100 of assessed value and are set each year by the county and the city.
- Bill. Tax equals assessed value divided by 100, multiplied by the rate. The county trustee sends the county bill, and the City of Spring Hill collects its own city tax.
A worked example
This is an illustration, not a prediction for any home. If a Spring Hill home were appraised at $509,000 (Redfin's median sale price as of August 31, 2026), its assessed value would be $127,250. At the rates above, the yearly bill would be about:
| Spring Hill address | Combined rate | About per year |
|---|---|---|
| Williamson County side of Spring Hill | $2.0090 | $2,556 |
| Maury County side of Spring Hill | $2.6490 | $3,371 |
An appraisal can differ from a sale price, and property taxes depend on the exact address, so verify them with the county for any home you are serious about. Rates can change when governments adopt new budgets or after a reappraisal. This page is not tax advice.
Spring Hill property tax FAQ
What is the property tax rate in Spring Hill, TN?
Spring Hill includes parts of both Williamson and Maury counties, so the rate depends on the county. The City of Spring Hill rate is $0.739 per $100 of assessed value in both. A Williamson County address pays a combined $2.0090 (county $1.27 plus city $0.739, per the Williamson County rate sheet for 2025). A Maury County address pays a combined $2.6490 (county $1.91 plus city $0.739, using the Tennessee Comptroller's 2025 county rate). Rates change each year, and the right figure depends on the exact address.
How is a Tennessee property tax bill figured?
The county assessor estimates the appraised value. Residential property is assessed at 25 percent of appraised value. The tax rate, set by local governments, is stated per $100 of assessed value. Tax equals assessed value divided by 100, multiplied by the rate.
Why does Spring Hill have two rates?
Spring Hill includes parts of both Williamson and Maury counties, so county services, schools and taxes can differ by address. The county rate is set by the county the address is in, and the City of Spring Hill adds its own rate. Check the exact address with the county.
Who sends the property tax bill?
The county trustee (Williamson or Maury, depending on the address) uses the county tax rate and the assessor's tax roll to create and send the county bill. The Williamson County rate sheet lists the City of Spring Hill tax as collected by the city. The property assessor does not set the rate, send bills or collect taxes.
Will my property taxes change when I buy a home in Spring Hill?
A bill is based on the property's appraised value, the assessment ratio and the current rates, not on the previous owner's bill. Taxes depend on the exact address, so verify them with the county for any home you are serious about.
This page is general information, not legal, tax, lending or financial advice. Ask a tax professional about your situation. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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