Living in Sullivan Farms: Franklin's Steady Favorite
Sullivan Farms is a steady, reliable south Franklin neighborhood that consistently ranks among the top-selling communities in Williamson County year after year. It doesn't generate the buzz of Westhaven or the headlines of Berry Farms, but that's part of the appeal — it's a straightforward, well-located neighborhood where families put down roots. Built primarily in the 2000s, Sullivan Farms features traditional single-family homes in the 2,000–3,500 square foot range on well-maintained lots. The landscaping is mature, the streets are quiet, and the community feels settled. A community pool and playground serve as gathering spots, and the neighborhood's relatively modest HOA fees keep carrying costs reasonable. Location is a genuine strength. Situated off Columbia Avenue (Highway 31) on the south side of Franklin, Sullivan Farms is close to Carnton, the Eastern Flank Battlefield Park, and the growing Berry Farms corridor. Downtown Franklin is 10 minutes away, and I-65 access is convenient for commuting. Sullivan Farms is popular with families relocating from out of state who want a Williamson County address without the master-planned community premium. The tradeoff is modest amenities and a more conventional suburban feel compared to communities with resort-style pools and trail systems.
At a Glance
Price Range
$600K–$1.1M
HOA Fees
$35–$60/mo
Total Homes
800
Year Built
2002–2012
Acreage
300 acres
Walkability
Low — residential streets with sidewalks, no internal retail
School District
Williamson County
Builders: Beazer Homes, Traditional Homes, Custom builders
Lifestyle
Dependable and family-oriented — block parties, school carpool lines, and weekend yard work.
Home Styles
Traditional Brick
2,000–3,000 sq ft all-brick homes, the most common style in the community.
Two-Story Colonial
2,500–3,500 sq ft with formal living spaces and family rooms.
Ranch
1,800–2,500 sq ft single-level homes, less common but available.
Amenities
Community Pool
recreationNeighborhood pool open during summer months.
Playground
recreationPlayground area for younger children.
Sidewalks
recreationSidewalks throughout for walking and jogging.
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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Commute & Location
Community Events
Summer Pool Season
Seasonal — Memorial Day through Labor Day
Pool gatherings and swim team activities.
Neighborhood Yard Sale
Bi-annual
Community-wide yard sale events.
Holiday Events
Annual
Seasonal celebrations and neighborhood decorating.
Pros & Cons
✓ Pros
- ●Solid value — more home for the money than newer communities
- ●Mature, established neighborhood with no construction noise
- ●Good location close to downtown Franklin and Berry Farms
- ●Low HOA fees relative to communities with more amenities
✗ Cons
- ●Modest amenities — no clubhouse, no trail system
- ●Homes are 15+ years old and may need updates
- ●No walkable retail or dining inside the community
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the HOA fees in Sullivan Farms?+
Relatively low — approximately $35–$60 per month covering common areas and pool maintenance.
What schools serve Sullivan Farms?+
Johnson Elementary, Fred J. Page Middle, and Fred J. Page High School.
Is Sullivan Farms still building?+
No. The community is built out. Most homes were constructed between 2002 and 2012.
How's the commute?+
10 minutes to downtown Franklin, 10 minutes to Cool Springs, 30 minutes to Nashville via I-65.
Is it good for families?+
Yes. Safe streets, a pool, Williamson County Schools, and family-oriented neighbors.