South Mt Juliet/Gladeville

South Mt. Juliet/Gladeville is a serene, semi-rural to suburban area in southern Mount Juliet, Tennessee (Wilson County, often ZIP 37122), encompassing the Gladeville community and surrounding pockets south of I-40. This family-friendly region features spacious single-family homes—ranging from established properties on larger lots with wooded or open settings to newer subdivisions and custom builds—offering a peaceful, countryside charm with scenic views, lower density, and a relaxed pace. As part of Mt. Juliet's rapid growth, it provides a welcoming small-town atmosphere with strong community ties, excellent schools, and convenient access to lakes, parks, and Nashville (about 25-35 minutes via I-40 or nearby routes), making it ideal for families, those seeking more space, and commuters who appreciate nature and value in a thriving suburb.

Amenities:

• South Mt. Juliet City Park (pavilion, sand volleyball court, kids' play area, nature trail, dog park/bark area, and open green space)
• Proximity to Charlie Daniels Park (playgrounds, splash pad, sports fields, walking tracks, amphitheater for events/movies, picnic areas)
• Access to Old Hickory Lake and Percy Priest Lake (boating, fishing, kayaking, marinas like Cedar Creek, and waterfront recreation)
• Mt. Juliet Community Center (fitness, gymnasium, classes, and programs)
• Walking trails, sidewalks, green spaces, and bike paths in neighborhoods
• Everyday conveniences (local groceries, services) and short drive to Providence Marketplace for major shopping/retail/dining
• Nearby Fate Sanders Recreation Area or additional parks for outdoor activities

Schools:

Public schools zoned for the area (Wilson County Schools; confirm exact zoning with address via district zone lookup or maps at wcschools.com, as boundaries vary and recent rezoning has occurred):

• Gladeville Elementary School (K–5, highly regarded with strong performance and community focus)
• Gladeville Middle School (6–8, top-rated with excellent programs, often ranked highly in Tennessee)
• Wilson Central High School (9–12, serving southern areas with strong academics, AP courses, athletics, and frequently ranked among the state's best; some parts may zone to Mt. Juliet High or others)

Private schools in the Mt. Juliet area (short drive away):

• Mt. Juliet Christian Academy (K–12, faith-based with strong academics and community emphasis)
• Mt. Juliet Montessori Academy (early childhood and Montessori programs)
• Additional regional options like Heritage Christian Academy or others in Wilson County/Nashville vicinity

Nearby Entertainment and Activities:

• Outdoor fun at South Mt. Juliet City Park (volleyball, trails, dog park) and Charlie Daniels Park (splash pad, sports, amphitheater events, concerts/movies)
• Lake recreation on Old Hickory Lake (boating, fishing, kayaking, waterfront relaxation) or Percy Priest Lake (water sports, trails)
• Community events, farmers markets, and local gatherings in parks and neighborhood spots
• Shopping and dining at Providence Marketplace (Regal movie theater, restaurants, retail—short drive north)
• Nature exploration at Long Hunter State Park (hiking, picnics, lake access nearby)
• Quick commute via I-40 to downtown Nashville (25-35 minutes) for live music, Broadway venues, honky-tonks, concerts, museums, and major attractions
• Local casual eateries, parks for relaxation, and Mt. Juliet's growing scene with festivals, family-friendly vibes, and scenic countryside outings