Looking for a home in Franklin just got a little harder. Why? The inventory for single family homes is at an all time low. Regardless if you are looking for a re-sale or a new home, there just are not that many homes to choose from. Franklin had a total of 163 single family homes being sold in September. The average home size was 3014 square feet, 4 bedroom and built in 1996. The average Franklin home sold for 98% of its asking price for an average sales price of $450,755. Homes were only on the market for an average of 70 days.
What are the top selling neighborhoods?
Creekstone had a total of 6 single family homes for an average price of $368,332. The neighborhood is almost complete and was developed by Pulte Homes and is located just 3 miles from Downtown Franklin. Residents can walk to the grocer and key retail outlets. Homes that are now available in Creekstone in Franklin Tennessee.
Fieldstone Farms had a total of 12 homes sales in September with an average sales price of $303,229. Fieldstone is the areas first planned unit development and it boasts a Publix grocery store, restaurants and school. Residents enjoy the miles of walking trails and the Williamson County recreation park which is also on site. Homes that are now available in Fieldstone Farms in Franklin Tennessee.
Watkins Creek, home sales topped 7 in September with the average home selling for an average of $460,145. Watkins Creek features lovely private lots and is located in a beautiful rural setting only a few short miles from historic downtown Franklin. Homes that are now available in Watkins Creek in Franklin Tennessee.
Westhaven had a total of 18 single family homes sell in an average of 74 days for an average price of $530,000. The neighborhood is being developed by Southern Land Company, and is located just west of Downtown Franklin. Homes that are now available in Westhaven in Franklin Tennessee.
Here is a link to see all the homes that are now available in Franklin
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