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Franklin, TN

Franklin,, located just 14 miles south of Nashville, is a unique blend of history and progress. Founded in 1799, It has grown from a tiny, agricultural community into a vibrant blend of residential, corporate and commercial citizens. There is a lot to see and do in Franklin, including a Civil War battlefield, a host of museums and antebellum mansions, walking the downtown shopping area and the Cool Springs Galleria. Just a few miles from town is the Natchez Trace Parkway, and if you like antiques, Franklin has some of the best shops in Tennessee.

Historic downtown Franklin is comprised of a beautiful 15 block district that offers true Southern hospitality with a great American Mainstreet and 200 years of rich history. Buyers will find commemorative brick sidewalks, beautiful landscaping, lovely Victorian architecture, and stunning renovated historic buildings – all located in the heart of Franklin. Downtown Franklin offers a variety of shops, restaurants, antique shops, clothing stores, art galleries and more.


Awards & Recognition

Franklin has received many awards and recognitions including:

• Money Magazine's Top 10 Places to Retire
• Money Magazine's Top 100 Best Places to Live
• Clean Cities Award (TN Department of Transportation)
• Tree City USA
• Great American Main Street Award
• Preserve America Community
• Number One Small Town in Tennessee
• Reader's Choice Award for Natchez Trace Parkway/Scenic Drive
• One of Five Best Places in America to Antique Shop
• Five National Register Historic Districts

With so much history and ambience, why not call Franklin home. Please browse my website for other information about the area or contact me directly to schedule an appointment.

I look forward to helping you buy or sell your next home in 2009

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Franklin - The city's quaint and thriving historic downtown may be the image that first comes to your mind when you think of Franklin, but the county seat is far more than a tourist destination and home to boutiques, restaurants and antique malls. In 2006, automaker Nissan North America moved its headquarters from California to Franklin, a move that's literally changed the landscape of the Cool Springs area, with the new McEwan interstate interchange and surounding development under construction. Franklin, named one of Money Magazine's Top 10 Places to Retire and Top 100 Best Places to Live, offers new home buyers the county's best housing diversity, from "new urbanism" communities such as Westhaven and McKay's Mill and condo communities such as the Jamison Station to options for independent seniors, such as Reid Hills Commons. Franklin is also the hub for the Williamson County's government, cultural and entertainment options as well as commerce and health care.


11th off Main -

Abington Ridge -

Adams Square -

Albany Pointe -

Amber Glen -

Andover -

Ashton Park - The neo-traditional cottages and town homes in Ashton Park attract buyers looking for low maintenance with private courtyards. The neighborhood's draw is its convenience to Cool Springs and Interstate 65.

Avalon - Broad ranges of homebuyers are attracted to this upscale community near the heart of Cool Springs A wooded ridge offers wonderful views with privacy.

Battlefield -

Battle Ground Park -

Battlewood Estates -

Belle Chase Farms -

Belle Vista -

Boyd Mill Estates -

Brandon Park -

Breckenridge -

Brienz Valley -

Brownstones -

Buckingham Park -

Burghley Place -

Cadet Homes -

Caldwell Estates -

Callie -

Cannonwood - Empty nesters and young families with small children who are new to the area are attracted by the large yards, good-size houses for the price and neighbors who take pride in their property.

Carlisle - This gated community with low-maintenance yards appeals to couples with older children who are downsizing and simplifying. Amenities include a central green with gazebo and two-acre lake.

Carriage Park -

Carronbridge - Young professionals who want to be close to shopping, restaurants, entertainment and the interstate find Carronbridge, as do families drawn to the clubhouse and pool.

Cedarmont Farms and Cedarmont Valley Estates - Privacy, proximity to town and acess to I-65, shopping and hospitals, make this neighborhood appealing to buyers.

Chardonnay -

Charlton Green -

Cheekwood -

Chestnut Bend - Chestnut Bend offers newer construction close to downtown historic Franklin. There is a pool and pavillion, plus a walking trail that connects to a city walking trail that connects to the Williamson County Recreation Center.

Cheswicke Farms -

Clairmonte -

Cool Springs East -

Cornerstone -

Cottonwood - Cottonwood is home to mostly young families with school-age children. However, many homeowners stay after raising their children because the homes and lots are manageable. The amenities include 100 acres of common area, clubhouse, Olympic-size pool, tennis courts, picnic area, and an active homeowners association with parades, parties and annual year-round events.

Cross Creek -

Dallas Downs - The size of the homes and the option of one-story floor plans appeal to the diverse group of singles, retirees and young families who live in Dallas Downs.

Deerfield -

Douglass Glen -

Durham Manor -

Eagles Glen -

Echo Park -

Ellington Park -

Falcon Creek - Falcon Creek is popular with first-time homeowners, young families, young professionals and transferees who come for the prices and location, less than two miles from I-65.

Farmington -

Fernvale -

Fieldstone Farms - Housing ranges from townhomes to gated estates. On site are a fire station, elementary school, daycare center, grocery store, dry cleaner, bank and restaurants. The community is divided into 28 neighborhoods, including the Reserve, its gated section. Amenities include playgrounds and pocket parks, private swim and tennis club and fitness center.

Forest Home Farms -

Forrest Crossing - First-time buyers, families with children, empty nesters and retirees who want a convenient location for interstate access, shopping and schools find Forrest Crossing attractive.

Founders Pointe -

Franklin Green - Franklin Green attracts first-time homebuyers and those looking to downsize. Amenities include a pool and children's pool, playground, walking trails with arbors and benches. More than 50 percent of the community is open space.

Garden Club Estates - This community offers a convenient location, with very easy access to Interstate 65 and Cool Springs.

Gardens at Old Natchez -

Gateway Village - Gateway is an integrated mixed-use, walkable community with a formal green common area. The community will contain 155,000 square feet of commercial space, 30,000 square feet of office space and 200 residential town home condominium units.

Generals Retreat - Generals Retreat is a town home community tucked away near downtown Franklin in Williamson County. Situated along the Antebellum Trail, it is located in an area steeped in history with modern conveniences.

Glencoe Meadows -

Golden Meadows -

Goose Creek Estates -

Grant Park -

Grassland Estates -

Green Valley - Large lots and easy access to Interstate 65 via Peytonsville Road have attracted a mix of young families and empty nesters (many of whom are original owners) to Green Valley.

Hardison Hills - Single professionals, empty nesters and young couples looking for value, affordability and location are attracted to the townhomes at Hardison Hills. Community includes a pool, playground and several acres of passive common area.

Harpeth Meadows -

Harpeth Woods -

Heath Place -

Henley - This development appeals to people wanting to live in custom homes but as close to historic Franklin as possible.

Henpeck Lane -

Heritage Pointe -

Hidden River -

Hill Estates -

Historic Franklin -

Hooker Hills -

Hunters Chase -

Hunters Ridge -

Hunting Creek -

Hurstbourne Park -

Indian Meadows -

Ivan Creek -

Ivy Glen - Buyers are attracted to its larger homes and lots and its proximity to the Cool Spring retail area.

Jamison Station -

Jubilee Ridge -

Keegans Glen -

Keystone - Buyers are attracted to the large lots in a convenient location, just five minutes from I-65.

Kinnard Springs -

Ladd Park -

LaurelBrooke - This gated community off Sneed Road attracts business executives, professionals in the medical, legal and academic fields and professional athletes who want a peaceful setting with easy access to Nashville.
Amenities include gate-guarded community with 6,500-square-foot clubhouse with theater room, workout facilities, heated pool, baby pool, basketball and tennis courts, playground, fishing lakes, and more than five miles of walking trails.

Laurel Hill -

Leeland -

Legends Ridge - Homeowners enjoy estate living in this upscale neighborhoods.

Leipers Fork -

Liberty Hills -

Longwood -

Lynnwood Downs -

Maplewood - Families with school-age children as well as some empty nesters find appeal in Maplewood's mature trees and access to I-65. Maplewood amenities include tennis courts, an Olympic-size pool with diving, covered pavillion, picnic area, and a six-acre stocked lake.

Mauldin Woods -

Mayberry Station -

McEwan Town Center - This development will appeal to urban dwellers who like to walk to shop and enjoy nearby restaurants. It is targeting the "creative class" and is expected to attract young professionals as well as people moving to the area from big cities.

McKay's Mill - With condominiums, villas and single-family homes, this community attracts a wide range of home buyers. Condos attract buyers, who want low-maintenance, a convenient location and access to Cool Springs. This community also provides a retail area within the community with Publix as an anchor store.

McLemore Farms - Close proximity to I-65 and the size of the lots make this community attractive to buyers.

Monticello -

Montpier Farms -

Moores Landing - Moores Landing attracts buyers looking for smaller yards with less upkeep but still has large spacious homes.

Morningside and the Villages at Morningside - Morningside offers several home types. It is designed for senior living, and 85 percent of the residents are 55 or older.

Natchez Valley -

Nestledown Farms -

Oakleaf -

Oakwood Estates - Buyers who seek large yards and an established neighborhood come to Oakwood Estates, which has been popular among families with school-age children and empty nesters.

Parkside at Aspen Grove - The condominiums provide a unique living experience in Franklin, with low-maintenance living within walking distance of Cool Springs retail.

Polk Place - Buyers looking for custom-built homes inside the Mack Hatcher loop come to Polk Place. Amenities include a community pool and pavillion.

Ralston Glen -

Ravenstrace -

Rebel Meadows -

Redwing Meadows -

Reid Hill Commons - Reid Hill is a senior living community that attracts buyers 55 years old and up who are looking for two-car garages, one-story living and low-maintenance in a convenient location.

Richards Glen -

River Landing - This growing neighborhood on the banks of the Harpeth attracts move-up buyers who want larger homes but don't want to leave the area . It contains 125 acres of passive open space, bike path and access to Legends Ridge community pool, which is optional.

River Rest -

Riverview Park - Built in the mid1970's to mid-1980's, these older homes are conveniently locate with mature trees and homes starting less than $200,000.

Rogersshire - Tucked away close to central Franklin along Del Rio Pike, Rogersshire appeals to buyers looking for a quiet, smaller neighborhood and a convenient location
Royal Oaks - Retirees are mixed with families buying from original owners. It attracts those who want large yards while living near I-65.

Rolling Meadows -

Rosemont -

Royal Oaks -

Savage Pointe -

Sneed Forest -

South Point -

Spencer Creek -

Spencer Hall - Families looking for a community pool, three-car garages and a location convenient both to city and county sports complexes can find all this in Spencer Hall.

Spring View -

Stags Leap -

Stockett Creek -

Stream Valley -

Sturbridge Pointe -

Sullivan Farms - Sullivan Farms residents are mostly families with school-age children, though there are some empty nesters. Amenities include a community pool, pavillion, playground, common areas including a soccer field. This community is divided into seven neighborhoods with lots ranging from 5,000 square feet to more than an acre.

Summer Hill -

Taylor Ridge -

Temple Hills -

Timberline -

Trace View -

Treemont -

Two Rivers -

View at Brentwood Pointe - The promise of low maintenance, the Cool Springs location and the price point attract buyers to the condos of the View.

Villages of Clovercroft -

Walnut Winds -

Watkins Creek -

Westhaven - Homebuyers will find a variety of housing options from condos to bungalows, cottages and estates. The neighborhood is still under construction but there are resale listings. Amenities include a residents club, resort-style swimming pools, tennis courts, fitness center, art center, and a future 18-hole golf club.

Whitehall Farms -

Willowsprings - Homes with front porches and community connectivity attract a mix of families to Willow Springs. Amenities include a swimming pool, cabana, spring-fed lakes, passive park system, paved paths and lake lots.

Worthington -

Yorktown -

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