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Living in Berry Farms: Franklin's Southern Gateway

Berry Farms is the Southern Gateway to Franklin — a massive master-planned community at the I-65/Peytonsville Road interchange that's transforming what was once rolling farmland into one of Williamson County's most dynamic neighborhoods. Developed by Boyle Investment Company, Berry Farms combines residential, retail, and commercial space in a way that few Franklin communities can match. The real differentiator here is the Berry Farms Town Center. Unlike communities where you have to drive to Cool Springs for everyday needs, Berry Farms has built retail, restaurants, and services right into the neighborhood. Kroger, restaurants, medical offices, and professional services are all walking distance from many homes. The mixed-use approach means this community will only get more convenient as build-out continues. Residential options range from townhomes and cottages to estate homes, with prices starting in the $700s and climbing well past $2 million for custom builds. Multiple builders contribute to architectural diversity. The community is still actively building, which means you can get new construction — but also that some areas are still raw. Berry Farms is strategically located. Two minutes to I-840, five minutes to Cool Springs, 10 minutes to downtown Franklin, 20 minutes to Nashville, and 30 minutes to the airport. For commuters, it's hard to beat. The Natchez Trace Parkway is also nearby, giving residents quick access to one of Middle Tennessee's most scenic drives.

At a Glance

Price Range

$700K–$2M+

HOA Fees

$75–$150/mo

Total Homes

1,500

Year Built

2014–present

Acreage

1,000 acres

Walkability

Growing — Berry Farms Town Center is walkable from many sections

School District

Williamson County

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Builders: Legend Homes, Regent Homes, Goodall Homes, Stonebridge Homes, Custom builders

Lifestyle

New and energetic — a community that's still becoming what it's going to be, with the town center as the beating heart.

Families and professionals who want new construction with walkable retailcommuters who value the I-65/I-840 interchange accessand buyers who want a community that's still growing and improving.

Home Styles

Cottage

1,600–2,200 sq ft, often with alley-loaded garages, charming front porches.

Single-Family Traditional

2,500–4,000 sq ft homes with brick and stone exteriors, open floor plans.

Townhome

2,000–2,800 sq ft attached homes with low-maintenance appeal.

Custom Estate

4,000–6,000+ sq ft custom builds on premium lots.

Amenities

Berry Farms Town Center

shopping

Walkable retail, dining, grocery, medical offices, and professional services inside the community.

Community Pool

recreation

Resort-style pool for residents.

Walking Trails

recreation

Paved trails connecting residential sections to the Town Center.

Parks & Green Space

parks

Multiple pocket parks and preserved green spaces throughout.

Clubhouse

recreation

Community gathering space for events and private parties.

Schools

School zones in Williamson County can change from year to year. Always verify your zoned schools before making a home purchase.

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Nearby Hotspots

Commute & Location

Downtown Franklin10 min
Nashville20 min
Cool Springs5 min
Airport (BNA)30 min

Community Events

Town Center Events

Monthly

Community gatherings, live music, and seasonal festivals at Berry Farms Town Center.

Summer Concert Series

Seasonal — summer

Outdoor concerts in the Town Center green.

Holiday Market

Annual — December

Holiday shopping and community celebration.

Farmers Market

Weekly — seasonal

Local produce and artisan goods at the Town Center.

Pros & Cons

✓ Pros

  • Walkable Town Center with retail, dining, and services — rare in Franklin communities
  • Best commuter location in Williamson County — I-65 and I-840 access in minutes
  • New construction with modern layouts and energy-efficient builds
  • Mixed-use design means the community will keep improving as build-out continues

✗ Cons

  • Active construction in many sections — it's still a work in progress
  • Some areas feel more like a building site than a neighborhood
  • HOA fees plus the community development district fees can add up

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the Berry Farms Town Center?+

A walkable mixed-use district inside the community with Kroger, restaurants, medical offices, retail, and professional services.

Is Berry Farms still building?+

Yes, actively. The community is in the early-to-middle stages of build-out with new sections opening regularly.

What schools serve Berry Farms?+

Creekside Elementary, Fred J. Page Middle, and Fred J. Page High School.

How's the commute?+

Excellent. Two minutes to I-840, five to Cool Springs, 10 to downtown Franklin, 20 to Nashville, 30 to the airport.

What builders are active?+

Legend Homes, Regent Homes, Goodall Homes, Stonebridge Homes, and custom builders.

Are there additional fees beyond HOA?+

Some sections have community development district (CDD) fees in addition to HOA dues. Check with the developer for specifics.