Franklin TN – Best Small Town in the South
Looking for a fun, eventful place to live? Franklin, TN has historic buildings, unique shops, events, and famous people. This is the Hollywood of the south. The big difference is hospitality and manners. Being kind wins, and the food is rich and flavorful.
Franklin, TN, is situated south of Nashville. If you work in downtown Nashville, it takes about 40 minutes to get to work.
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Franklin TN Tour
If you’re thinking Franklin, Tennessee, might be the place to buy your next home, we’d love to take you on a tour! Our initial consultation reviews what you’re looking for and helps match the best neighborhoods in Franklin with your priorities. We have a blast touring homes and taking breaks to enjoy the local cuisine, such as Putnam’s in historic Franklin.
Franklin TN Homes for Sale
Inventory is typically low in Franklin, a highly sought-after area. Our buying team will help you find what you want and secure your offer. Homes in Franklin are more expensive than in most of Tennessee. However, it’s for good reason. The location, convenience, and culture help provide a high-quality lifestyle environment. Franklin is close to several highly esteemed hospitals, such as Williamson County Medical Center, Saint Thomas, and Vanderbilt.
Weather
One thing everyone enjoys about Franklin is that it celebrates the different seasons of the year in so many fun ways. For example, Fall has a pumpkin patch, Winter has Christmas and New Year events, Spring is glorious with all the flowering trees, and Summer is packed with concerts and outdoor events. Something new and exciting always goes along with the romantic, historical backdrop.
Most of the year is enjoyable outside. August is the hottest month with wet heat. December through February is cold, with a low temperature of 34 degrees Fahrenheit. Many residents head south to Florida because they don’t like the cold because of its close proximity.
Southern Charm
Another reason people moved to Franklin, Tennessee, was the hospitable and mannerly culture. Most residents maintain respect and an inviting environment. Children are taught to say, “Yes, Sir,” “yes, ma’am,” or “no, thank you.” It might seem like this should be a given everywhere, but it’s not. It is refreshing for people to verbally communicate such respect for one another in our ever-changing culture.
Sports
Franklin is a great place for sports lovers. Nashville has the Titans stadium, the football team, the Predators Ice Hockey at the Ford Ice Center, and many other sports events. Schools are huge on sports and usually have various options for all ages.
Things to Do
If the sporting events aren’t enough, there are a ton of parks, hiking, canoeing, fishing, and boating available nearby.
Franklin, TN, might not be for everyone, but for many people, it is just what they’ve always wanted.
Zip Codes
37069, 37064, 37067We’re local and ready to help
Franklin, TN Utility Information
Electric
Middle Tennessee Electric
877-777-9020
Gas
Atmos Energy
888-286-6700
Water
City of Franklin
615-794-4572
Cable & Internet
Comcast
800-934-6489
Trash Service
City of Franklin
615-794-4572
Annual Events
Pumpkin Fest
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County’s 37th Annual Pumpkin Fest is Middle Tennessee’s most prominent family fall festival that returns on Saturday, October 29, 2022. With more than 70,000 people in attendance in 2021, the festival stretches along Main Street and its side avenues in downtown Franklin and offers tons of festive fun for people of all ages! Join us for a full day of autumn-inspired food and drink, children’s activities, live music, costume contests for pets and families, and outstanding arts & crafts – featuring seasonal and specialty gift items. The Downtown Franklin Association – A Division of the Heritage Foundation, hosts the event. Pumpkin Fest and our two other signature events (Main Street Festival and Dickens of a Christmas) serve our mission and foster economic vitality for local businesses and visiting vendors while creating beloved community events that enrich and preserve our town’s historic charm and enduring spirit.