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Resort Living is here, right at home...

Splash around with the kids in the resort-style pool on a hot August afternoon. Roast marshmallows and tell stories with your neighbors around the outdoor fireplace on a crisp autumn evening. Enjoy the quiet lapping of the lake against the fishing dock as you cast your line out into the open waters in the early light of morning. Whether you are in search of quiet relaxation or an entertaining gathering with friends, there is always something to do at Marymont Springs.

 

Meet Our Six Exclusive Builders!

To learn more about these builders, click on the HOMES page.

  • J O Clark Building Group
  • John Wieland Homes
  • Laurel Brook Homes
  • Novotny Custom Homes
  • Randall Davis Homebuilder, LLC
  • Steve Martin Construction
 

Hours:

Monday-Saturday 10-5; Sunday 12-5

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Now Selling - Seven New Lots in the Estates (5) and Boulevard (2). Prices range from $69,900 to $190,900.
Marymont Springs History
History of Marymont Springs Mansion

Listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the Marymont mansion has been an icon on Rucker Lane since the mid 1800s, when tradition says that the workers laid down their tools to fight for the Confederacy. Built by Hiram Jenkins, Jr. on 640 acres of land in approximately 1861, Marymont was constructed of handmade brick fired in a kiln located on the property.

At Marymont Springs, subtle elements throughout the community reflect the rich history this property holds. Some of the homes in Marymont Springs pay tribute to the architecture of the historic mansion, which has been described as "one of the last large Classical Revival homes erected in Middle Tennessee prior to the Civil War."