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Thompson's Station

WILLIAMSON COUNTY · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Thompson's Station keeps things deliberately low-key — black board fencing, horse pasture, rolling farmland and a small historic village at its centre. Newer residential enclaves have been set carefully among the fields rather than over them. If you want land and quiet with Franklin still close by, this is usually the first place I mention.

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Thompsons Station

Average Sales Price
$1,450,914
Median Sales Price
$856,045
Total Listings
324
Population Data provided by Attom Data
10,333
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Bathrooms 3.9 4
Bedrooms 3.81 4
Year Built 2018 2025
Lot Size 218,927 Sqft 5,662 Sqft
Taxes $2,444 $2,170
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Population

10.3K
10.3K in 2020

Density

199.4
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3.4K
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10% Associate
35% Bachelor
10% Graduate
20% High School
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Life Here

Living in Thompson's Station.

Thompson's Station is the quietest corner I show clients in Williamson County. Black board fencing, horse pasture and rolling farmland surround a small historic village, and the newer homes being built here have been set into the landscape rather than over it. It's a deliberate trade — you give up a dense town centre for land, privacy and an easy run into Franklin when you need it.

What the housing looks like

Newer homes on generous lots, often with room to breathe between neighbours
Estate and small-acreage properties set among working farmland
A limited supply of older rural houses, when they come up
Chosen mainly by buyers after land and quiet, with Franklin close by

Thinking about Thompson's Station?

I've worked across Middle Tennessee and internationally, so tell me what you're weighing up and I'll give you a straight read on the area and your options — buying, selling or relocating. No pressure, no obligation.