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WILLIAMSON COUNTY · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Franklin is a genuinely historic small city, with one of the best-preserved downtowns in the South — brick Victorian storefronts, a working Main Street, Civil War history, and a local identity residents take seriously. "Franklin" can mean a 19th-century cottage near the square or a new estate out on acreage, so the first conversation is usually about narrowing which Franklin you mean.

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Franklin

Average Sales Price
$1,972,072
Median Sales Price
$1,196,731
Total Listings
1,102
Population Data provided by Attom Data
96,028
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 4.02 4
Bedrooms 3.87 4
Year Built 2004 2010
Lot Size 292,167 Sqft 13,068 Sqft
Taxes $4,057 $3,236
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Population

96K
96K in 2020

Density

385.4
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Households

35.4K
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Education

7% Associate
38% Bachelor
18% Graduate
14% High School
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Living in Franklin.

Franklin is a genuinely historic small city, built around one of the best-preserved downtowns in the South. Brick Victorian storefronts line a working Main Street, the Civil War history is visible rather than just noted on a plaque, and residents protect the local identity carefully. Step outside the historic core and Franklin opens out into established family subdivisions and, further still, large-scale master-planned communities — the price range runs wide, especially at the upper end.

What the housing looks like

Historic in-town homes near downtown Franklin
Established family subdivisions a short distance out
Large-scale master-planned communities further afield
A 19th-century cottage and a new estate can both be "Franklin" — worth narrowing early

Thinking about Franklin?

I've worked across Middle Tennessee and internationally, so wherever you're starting from, I can give you a straight read on the area and on your options — buying, selling or relocating. No pressure, no obligation.