Franklin

Franklin homes for sale in Franklin, TN include a housing stock centered on attached and other non-single-family properties, with 0% single-family in the mix. Homes in Franklin sit in a market with a wide active price span, from $199,999 to $34,800,000, and Franklin real estate here is shaped by established streets, local connectors, and access to nearby commercial corridors.

About Franklin

Franklin sits in Franklin, TN, with access through area roads that connect to nearby parts of the city and to regional employment centers. The neighborhood context includes established residential streets and nearby local destinations, while commute details are handled in the separate table. Franklin neighborhoods in this section are described by location and housing stock rather than by residents.

• Housing mix: 0% single-family.
• Active listings: 1014.
• Active list price range: $199,999 to $34,800,000.
• Assigned schools: Oak View Elementary School, Franklin Elementary, Poplar Grove K-4, Hillsboro Elementary/ Middle School.
• Road access connects the area to surrounding parts of Franklin and nearby corridors.

Housing Market

The median sold price in the last 90 days was $950,000, and the median days on market for sold homes was 35 days. The middle half of those sales spent 13 to 68 days on market. There were 520 homes sold in the last 90 days, and there are 1014 active listings in Franklin real estate.

Franklin amenities

Living in Franklin often centers on the historic core around Main Street and Public Square, where storefronts, brick sidewalks, and older commercial buildings set the tone for a downtown that still feels tied to its courthouse square. Merridee’s Breadbasket sits on 4th Avenue South just off Main Street, while Puckett’s Grocery anchors the same stretch with a long-running spot for breakfast and live music in the middle of downtown. A few doors away on Main Street, Gray’s on Main occupies a restored former pharmacy building with a rooftop bar and one of the most recognizable signs in the district. On the east side of downtown near the river, Bicentennial Park opens onto a compact green space by Bridge Street, and Pinkerton Park spreads out along Murfreesboro Road with river access, open fields, and the pedestrian bridge connection toward the city’s trail network.

South of downtown on Franklin Road, The Factory at Franklin fills a former industrial complex with shops, restaurants, and indoor gathering space, and it also hosts the Factory Farmers Market on Saturdays at Water Tower Plaza. Just across Franklin Road, The Park at Harlinsdale Farm preserves the old farm setting with broad lawns, walking paths, and event grounds that keep this side of town active well beyond the weekday routine. For annual things to do in Franklin, the calendar is unusually established: the Main Street Festival returns to downtown each spring, Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival is scheduled for September 26-27, 2026 at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm, Pumpkinfest is scheduled for October 24, 2026 on Main Street and Public Square, and Dickens of a Christmas is scheduled for December 12-13, 2026 in the historic downtown district.

Franklin keeps daily errands and destination stops fairly spread between the traditional downtown grid, the Franklin Road corridor, and the larger retail concentration around Cool Springs. Cool Springs is a 17 minute drive from this neighborhood, covering 6.3 miles. Downtown Nashville is a 46 minute drive from this neighborhood, covering 22.3 miles. Before you buy here, expect a mix of older homes on an established street grid near downtown and newer construction in later-built enclaves farther from the historic center.

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