Located 18 miles from Nashville, Franklin is the county seat of Williamson County. This small Southern town was transformed in the 90s and became one of the fastest growing cities in Tennessee. This historic city has managed to preserve Franklin's downtown charm, while still attracting a variety of businesses and industries to nearby Cool Springs.

Downtown Franklin is comprised of wonderful historic Victorian homes that have been well maintained and lovingly restored. Carnton Mansion, which served as a makeshift hospital during the Civil War, is now open for tours. There is a wide variety of housing beyond downtown Franklin, from condos to planned communities to rustic retreats. with the average single family home selling for $339,000. The links provided on this page will take you some of the most popular neighborhoods in the area.

Main Street in Franklin is alive with a wide variety of dining and shopping choices. The Mellow Mushroom, and McCreary's Irish Pub are a couple of favorites; Sol and The Red Pony offer a relaxing and fun dining experience. And when you're ready to kick up heels, head on over to the Bunganut Pig for live music and dancing.

A converted bedding factory, "The Factory" is a unique mall full of restaurants, art galleries, and a variety of eclectic shops and businesses. Take a cooking class at Viking, meet friends for drinks and dinner at Saffire, or pick up a new member of the family at Happy Tales Humane. The Factory is also home to The Boiler Room Theatre, which always puts on a season of entertaining plays and musicals. On Saturdays, the Farmer's Market brings in fresh food in a festive environment.

There is almost always something to do in Franklin. Every fall, Franklin hosts the Jazz Festival. At Christmas time, there is ?Dickens of a Christmas." Brewfest, Three Blind Wines, Tour of Homes, and the Main Street Festival are just a few of the regular events throughout the year.

Whether you are a visitor or a resident, Franklin has much to offer. If you are thinking about making a move to Franklin, feel free to contact me to discuss the possibilities, and find the perfect place to call home.