Tammie White Realtor® Franklin TN Homes For Sale

Tammie White Franklin TN REALTOR

Most of the time this is where you will find agents bragging about all their experience and awards. I am here to say, I am more than a Realtor, but, just in case you're looking for one click: Tammie White Real Estate.

Like you, I play many roles in my life and have decided to also give you insight into Tammie "The Person". These links and content serve as MY RESUME. Check me out on Facebook at Tammie White Facebook Fan Page and on LinkedIn.

If you need Tammie White the Franklin TN REALTOR, you can find me. My cell phone is 615-495-0752 and my primary email is TammieWhiteSellsHomes@gmail.com.

I have been married to Tom White for 21 years, and he's still the love of my life...loving my husband, loving my life. He was the Executive Director of the Barltett Park District (IL) for 31 years, but retired early 6 years ago to invest in our children's lives.

We are a blended family of three boys from Tom's previous marriage and two children of our own. Lindsey is a freshman in college at Webster University as a Vocal Performance major. Jeremy is a senior and in the process of applying for college. He hopes to be an engineer. Two of the three older boys are married and have children of their own. Making us the grandparents of four grandchildren. Kevin is 28 and studying for his masters in Boulder, Colorado.

I love my area and can't wait to show it to you! And I promise you, we'll have fun!

Franklin TN: The Small Town I Always Dreamed Of

When I was growing up I lived in a little "bedroom community" in Illinois called Carpentersville. There really weren't any retail businesses or restaurants there. Hence, the term "bedroom community".

Just a short distance away was the town of Dundee. It had a cute little downtown area. The library was in an old victorian house built in the late 1800's. I would spend hours just purusing the book shelves. I loved that place. I hoped to live in Dundee one day. It was always a dream to own a home in that town. That never came to be.

The years passed and I eventually met and married my husband. He was already living in Bartlett and was required to own a home there as a municipal employee. Although Bartlett began as a railroad town in the 1800's, there was no cute little downtown area. It was also a "bedroom community".

I would frequently visit St. Charles, Geneva and Wheaton. I would go to farmers markets, quaint little shops and local bistros to fill that yearning in my heart of living in a quaint little historic town. The years passed and I happily raised my family in our bedroom community.

In 2005, my husband took an early retirement. We decided to sell our house, most of our belongings and bought an RV. The plan was to travel the country for a year and then settle in a new area. An area that didn't have the harsh winters of Chicago.

My husband had done a lot of research about the various parts of the country. The plan was to live in a southern state that still had four seasons but mild winters. Some the cities that made the list were Asheville NC, Charlottesville VA and Knoxville TN. I, however, had done a little research of my own and Franklin TN was at the top of the list.

As we traveled the country, we visited 39 states. We live in a great country. There is so much to see and do. If you ever get the chance to travel in this manner, do it. You won't regret it.

When we hit Asheville NC, my husband was disappointed. Don't get me wrong, Asheville is a beautiful area. It just wasn't what we were looking for. We tried Charlottesville. Still not right. Then on to Knoxville. That was a bust too.

We were making our way to the Nashville area. We stayed at a little RV park in Goodlettesville. One day, I suggested we make a trip to Franklin for the day. My husband made it very clear, "We are not going to live in Franklin. It's out of our budget." But he agreed, it was worth the visit.

As we pulled into historic Franklin TN, I knew we'd found our home. The town I had always wanted to live in was right before my eyes. It was everything a historic downtown should be. From the monument in the square, to the old Courthouse, to the quaint shops and eateries. My husband parked the car turned to me and said, "This is it! We've found our home." That was five years ago. We haven't regretted a day since.

There's not a week that goes by without a visit to historic downtown Franklin. On Saturday mornings, I especially like to take a trip to the Franklin Farmer's Market. People come from miles around to buy fruits, vegetables and wonderful baked goods. You'll even find local artisans selling jewelry and whatnot. Then it's on to Merridee's Breadbasket for a sticky bun or scone. You'll always run into someone you know here as it's the most popular place to be on a Saturday morning.

With four grandchildren, Main Street Toys is a regular stop. I could spend hours here. They have a wonderful collection of windup toys. You'll find the most unusual things. It reminds me of my childhood everytime I walk in the door.

There are so many things to do in Franklin TN, from shopping, to eating, to enjoying good music, to historical walking tours. Several times a year, Franklin TN hosts various festivals. For example, this weekend is the Jazz Festival, one of the more popular Franklin TN events.

You'll find everything at the Franklin TN Festivals from Wine Down Main Street to Pumpkinfest to a Dickens of a Christmas. The Franklin Theatre recently reopened and the town hosted a special event in honor of that occasion. These events are always well attended--many visited by thousands of people.

On evenings, you'll find people walking up and down Main Street. Most of the retail businesses close at five. But there are several restaurants and three ice cream parlors, not to mention the newly reopened Franklin Theatre offering movies and live events. There is something for everyone in Franklin.

Historic Franklin TN is the small town I'd always dreamed of. Actually, it's more than I'd ever dreamed of. I'm happy to say, "I love living in Franklin TN."

Williamson County Homes for Sale

Franklin TN Homes for Sale | Franklin TN Real Estate

The city's quaint and thriving historic downtown may be the image that first comes to your mind when you think of Franklin TN, but the county seat is far more than a tourist destination and home to boutiques, restaurants and antiques malls.

In 2006, automaker Nissan North America announced the move of its U.S. headquarters from California to Franklin, a move that literally changed the landscape of the Cool Springs area. With the addition of the McEwan interchange, more businesses are moving to the Cool Springs area.

Several large companies--Verizon Wireless, Community Health Systems, Healthways, Inc. and Mars Petcare US--have already opened their corporate headquarters here.

Franklin, named one of Money Magazine's Top 10 Places to Retire and Top 100 Best Places to Live, offers home buyers the county's best housing diversity, from "new unbanism" communities such as the Westhaven and McKay's Mill and condo communities such as Jamison Station to options for independent seniors, like Reid Hill Commons.

Franklin is also hub for the Williamson County's government, cultural and entertainment options as well as commerce and healthcare. History is very important to Franklin's culture, particularly in regard to its role in the 1864 Civil War battle that bears its name.

Franklin TN Homes for Sale Zip Code 37064, 37067, 37069

With almost 62,000 residents and hundreds of Franklin TN neighborhoods, it's hard to know where to begin your home search when moving to Franklin TN. To make your Franklin TN home search a little easier, you may want to search for homes by zip code. There are currently, three zip codes for Franklin TN.

Zip code 37064 includes homes west of Interstate 65 and south of Murfreesboro Road. Historic downtown Franklin is in this zip code. The historic village of Leipers Fork also falls within this zip code. Many think that Leipers Fork is a city unto itself. It is actually part of Franklin. As such, it is listed as a neighborhood when searching MLS listings. The majority of the population falls within this zip code.

Franklin TN zip code 37064 neighborhoods include:

Adams Square, Barclay Place, Battle Ground Park, Belle Vista, Blue Grass Heights, Boyd Mill Estates, Brandon Park Downs, Brienz Valley, Brookstone, Brownstones, Buckingham Park, Burghley Place, Cadet Homes, Callie, Carlisle, Carters Glen, Cedarhill, Charlton Green, Chestnut Bend, Clairmonte, Clouseton Corner, Cornerstone, Creekstone, Dallas Downs, Delta Springs, Durham Manor, Eastview, Ellington Park, Fernvale, Forrest Crossing, Founders Pointe, Franklin Green, Goose Creek Estates, Green Acres, Greenway Trace, Hard Bargain, Harpeth Meadows, Heath Place, Heatherwood Hills, Henley, Heritage Pointe, Hill Estates, Hillcrest, Hillhaven, Historic Downtown Franklin, Hunters Chase, Idlewood, Indian Meadows, Ivan Creek, Keegans Glen, Keystone, Kinnard Springs, Ladd Park, Leeland, Leipers Fork, Liberty Square, Maplewood, McLemore Farms, Monticello, Moores Landing, Myles Manor, Natchez Trace, Natchez Valley, Oakwood Estates, Petway Place, Polk Place, Radcliffe, Ralston Glen, Raventrace, Redwing Farms, Riverview Park, Rogersshire, Rolling Rivers, Rosemont, Savage Pointe, School Manor, South Point, Spencer Hall, Stags Leap, Stream Valley, Sturbridge Pointe, Sullivan Farms, Summer Hill, Twin Oaks, Walnut Winds, Westfield, Westhaven, West Meade, Willowsprings, Windsor Park and Yorktown.

Zip code 37067 includes homes east of Interstate 65 and homes north of Murfreesboro Road. This area is commonly referred to as the Cool Springs area. It derives the name from the Cool Springs Galleria Mall. Many of the corporate businesses are located within 37067. Once again, Cool Springs is not a city. It is an area within Franklin TN.

Franklin TN zip code 37067 neighborhoods include:

Abington Ridge, Albany Pointe, Ambergate, Andover, Ashton Park, Avalon, Barrington, Belle Chase Farms, Breckenridge South, Breezeway, Caldwell Estates, Cannonwood, Carronbridge, Cedarmont Farms, Cedarmont Valley Estates, Chardonnay, Cheswicke Farm, Cool Springs East, Cross Creek, Falcon Creek, Franklin East, Garden Club Estates, Heritage Manor, Hurstbourne Park, Ivy Glen, Liberty Hills, McKays Mill, Nestledown Farms, Richards Glen, Royal Oaks, The Enclave, Villages of Clovercroft, Watkins Creek, Whistler Farms, Worthington and Wynthrope.

Zip code 37069 includes homes off Hillsboro Road north of historic downtown Franklin past Mack Hatcher Parkway. Home owners commuting from this area to Nashville usually drive down Hillsboro Road because of the distance from Interstate 65.

Franklin TN zip code 37069 neighborhoods include:

Chapelwood, Cottonwood, Deerfield, Echo Park, Farmington, Fieldstone Farms, Forest Home Farms, Gardens at Old Natchez, Grassland Estates, Harlinsdale Manor, Harpeth Hills, Hidden River, Hidden Valley, Highgate, Hillsboro Acres, Hunting Creek Farms, Jackson Lake, Laurelbrooke, Legends Ridge, Longwood, Magnolia Place, Meadowgreen Acres, Montpier Farms, Poplar Hill, Temple Hills, River Landing, River Rest Estates, Scramblers Knob, Shagbark, Sneed Forest, Sneed Hills, Stockett Creek, Stonebridge Park, Timberline, Two Rivers, Walnut Hills and Whitehall Farms.

I have provided links to the home listings for each Franklin TN neighborhood. Just click the link to find the current listings of homes for that neighborhood.

However, the best way to get the most accurate information is to contact a local Franklin TN REALTOR®. Just pick up the phone and call me at 615-495-0752 today!!

Brentwood TN Homes for Sale | Brentwood TN Real Estate

The city of Brentwood TN has become a destination for many relocating to Middle Tennessee. Not only does it offer a great commute to Nashville, it is also known for its one-house/one-acre density zoning and its exceptional recreational opportunities. Brentwood has an extensive city park system, two branches of the YMCA of Middle Tennessee, the Williamson County Indoor Sports Complex, The Martin Center for seniors and the Brentwood Public Library.

Brentwood is one of the wealthiest suburbs in Tennessee. Though the city is home to several corporations located in Maryland Farms, the primary commercial development has been limited to its northern and southern boundaries.

Brentwood's nationally recognized police and fire departments and quality Williamson County Schools, as well as, private choices such as Brentwood Academy and Currey Ingram Academy attract many new home buyers.

Brentwood TN Neighborhoods

Annandale, Arden Woods, Arlington Heights, Beech Grove Farms, Beech Tree, Belle Rive, Bonbrook, Borgata, Brass Lantern Farm, Brenthaven, Brentmeade Estates, Brentwood Glen, Brentwood Hills, Brentwood Meadows, Bridgeton Park, Brookfield, Carondelet, Carriage Hills, Chenoweth, Chestnut Springs, Concord Crossing, Concord Forest, Concord Hunt, Concord Ridge, Copperstone, Courtside at Southern Woods, Crockett Cove, Crockett Hills, Crockett Springs, Derby Glen Close, Deerwood, Fountainbrooke, Fountainhead, Foxforo, Foxland Hall, Glenellen Estate, Governors Club, Hampton Reserve, Heathrow Hills, Highland Park, Highland View, Hillview Estates, Historic Brentwood, Holly Tree Hills, Indian Point, Inglehame Farms, Kings Crossing, Landmark of Brentwood, Lansdowne, Laurels, Lenox Park, Liberty Church Estates, Liberty Downs, Magnolia Vale, McClendon Acres, McGavock Farms, Meadow Lake, Montclair, Murray Estates, Oakhampton, Olde Towne, Owl Creek, Parkside at Brenthaven, Princeton Hills, Raintree Forest, River Oaks, Saratoga Hills, Shadow Creek, Sonoma, South Springs, Southern Woods, Stonehenge, Stoneview, Sunnyside Estates, Taramore, Tuscany Hills, Twelve Oaks, Valhalla, Valle Verde, Walnut Ridge, Wetherbrooke, Whetstone, Wildwood Valley Estates, Williamsburg Estates, Willowmet, Willowick, Windstone, Woodway