Franklin Tennessee Real Estate is just a few minutes south of Nashville. A delightful combination of small town charm and big city
sophistication. You may feel that you have stepped back in time with the beautiful rolling countryside and the quaint “Historic Downtown Franklin TN" unique shopping area complete with a trolley. Your search for Franklin Tennessee houses won't be complete without a tour of Historic downtown.
Don't miss having lunch at the
Henpeck Market...it's great fun! You’ll want to check out “
The Factory at Franklin”, where you’ll find one-of-a-kind stores offering a delightful array of antiques, home décor, clothing, clothing, artwork, gifts, bath & body products, and so much more. But then you will notice all the gorgeous homes and major shopping in the Cool Springs Galleria and you’ll know that you’re truly “uptown”.
What a great place to live! A very family friendly community. Almost 60% of the population has a college education or higher, with a median household income of $76,723. Franklin Tennessee Real Estate is choice real estate....and we can be your guide and show you any home for sale...whether it's listed in our local MLS, for sale by owner or foreclosure. The per sq. ft. price is a bit higher for Franklin Tennessee houses...but well worth every penny.
Be sure to visit Historic Franklin Tennessee
Downtown Franklin is a 15 block area featuring retail, dining and entertainment venues. It's listed on the National Historic Register...and has been named the #1 best small town in Tennessee. It's also been named by Country Living Magazine as one of the 5 best places in the country to shop for antiques.
Franklin Tennessee is an historical gem with the Victorian and Antebellum architecture...not to mention all the civil war battle sites. Did you know that with the exception of one other state, more Civil War battles, engagements and skirmishes occurred in Tennessee than any other state?
Visitors are pleasantly surprised at the variety of shops in Downtown Franklin. You can find handmade soaps, hand poured candles, world-class chocolates, European papery...and numerous boutiques and unique home decor shops. And who can resist restaurants with such names as Merridees' Breadbasket and Lillie Bell's?
It’s all here….Great Schools (including the brand new $23
Million dollar Franklin High School), Gorgeous homes, Country clubs, Golf Courses, Fine Dining, Shopping, Annual community festivals, Civil War re-enactments, Historic Plantations, a nearby Renaissance festival….the choices are endless. Franklin Tennessee offers top-quality businesses, education and health care amid a prospering economy. Visit the
City of Franklin.
Cool Springs Mall Galleria - A great shopping experience in the Franklin/Cool Springs Nashville area.
For the year of 2007, there were 3,947 single family homes sold
in Williamson County. ….with an average sales price of $454,730.00. These homes sold at an average of 99.8% of their list price with an average days on market of 65. For more recent sales information, please visit our
market trends for Franklin TN Real Estate.
Both the Nashville International Airport and all the cosmopolitan
attractions of Nashville are just minutes away.
The Williamson County Medical Center is located in Franklin
The
Williamson County Parks & Recreation offer a Children’s Theatre, Youth Summer Sports Camp, Adult Basketball, Softball,
Soccer, Flag Football and Volleyball, Junior Excursion Adventure Program, Tennis
lessons/clinics, Swimming lessons, Aquatic Programs, Senior Excursions, Outdoor Pool and a Summer Day Camp.
Soccer is huge in Williamson County. You’ll find Indoor Arena Soccer Leagues, Select Soccer and a Little Kickers Summer Camp.
Before the civil war, Williamson County was one of the richest counties in the country. After being devastated during the war, it has again risen to one of the richest counties in the country. It is a special place – bestowed with natural beauty, blessed with temperate climate and inhabited by friendly, courteous folks. True Southern hospitality! Actually, Carnton Plantation is the setting for the best selling book, “Widow of the South”. It is based on the true story of Carnton and its owner, Carrie McGavock. The novel chronicles some of the bloodiest hours of the Civil War- the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864 – and Carnton’s transformation from mansion to field hospital. Be sure to read it.
Carnton Plantation
With a population of approximately 50,000,
Franklin TN 37067 is easily accessible by I-65, I-40 and I-840. 12,000 new homes are expected to be built by the year 2025. By 2008, Nissan North America will make Franklin their headquarters. Many other national and international corporations make Franklin Tennessee their home.
Franklin Tennessee Real Estate is some of the finest you will find anywhere in the United States. You will not believe the abundance of awesome Franklin Tennessee houses.
