Mt. Juliet is located approximately 17 miles east of Nashville on Interstate 40 and is only about 15 minutes from the Nashville International Airport. We are situated in close proximity to two recreational lakes, Old Hickory Lake on the Cumberland River and J. Percy Priest Lake on the Stones River.

Mt. Juliet is a great place to live, work, play, and raise a family. Scenic rolling hills, a moderate climate, and a complementary mix of historic and cosmopolitan allure are only a few of the qualities that make it attractive to both businesses and residents. Some of our advantages include a low cost of living; unique and affordable residential areas; and abundant parks, waterways and recreational areas, all in close proximity to major shopping and entertainment.

Providence offers homebuyers a variety of home styles in eight different and distinctive neighborhoods featuring ten of Nashville’s most recognized homebuilders. Homes in Providence are within two miles of Rutland Elementary School and land reserved for a possible future middle school site.

Providence MarketPlace makes shopping a snap without having to venture far from home. Providence MarketPlace residents will find banks, restaurants, specialty shops, a department store, a grocery store and a movie theater. A system of connected, tree-lined walkways provides a convenient route from your home to your shopping, dinning and entertainment needs.

With an array of recreational opportunities for its residents, Providence caters to every lifestyle. Whether it’s a relaxing neighborhood stroll, a cool dip in the pool on a hot summer’s day, climbing the jungle gym or taking a bike ride down miles of trails, Providence has something for anyone who loves the outdoors.  Live, Shop, Play.... It’s all possible in Providence.

Mt. Juliet's convenient location to interstate and railway transportation make it an ideal location for businesses and industries that rely on tourism or the transportation industry for shipping or receiving goods.

Mt. Juliet is a great place to call home, locate an industry or business, and enjoy a quiet, relaxing lifestyle. Our community delivers what many areas only promise: small town life amid rolling hills and sparkling lakes, all in close proximity to major shopping and entertainment. We offer a diversified industrial base, a focused business community, quality education, and traditional family values.  Mt. Juliet, although very diverse and strongly influenced by its heritage and rich history, is deeply committed to the bright future that lies ahead.

Mt. Juliet is home to entertainers Charlie Daniels, Tracy Lawrence, Daryl Singletary and Jim Moore and the Animal Band. The “Music City Star” is a 33 mile rail line between downtown Nashville and the city of Lebanon with three stops in the morning and three in the afternoon.

The Wilson County Fair attracts more than 400,000 visitors each August for nine days of fun at the 240-acre James E. Ward Agricultural Center. Entertainment ranges from automobile giveaways and banjo-picking contests to demolition derbies, barbeque cook-offs, photography contests, wine tasting, Civil War re-enactments, tractor pulls, a midway carnival and nonstop music.