Fieldstone Farms, Franklin TN — Neighborhood Guide [2026]

By The Hetherington Team | Compass · Published April 21, 2026

Fieldstone Farms — An Established Franklin Favorite

We have sold homes across Franklin for over 20 years, and Fieldstone Farms holds a place that is genuinely hard to replicate. This is one of Franklin’s largest and most established master-planned communities, spanning 720 acres and 2,137 single-family homes built primarily between 1987 and the early 2000s. What sets it apart today is exactly what made it special then: mature oak canopies lining quiet streets, four community parks, neighbors who actually know each other, and a location that puts you minutes from everything Franklin offers without the premium price tag of newer, trendier developments.

Buyers consistently seek Fieldstone Farms out for the same reasons. Hunters Bend Elementary sits inside the neighborhood. The amenity package rivals communities that charge twice the HOA dues. And the neighborhood has a stability that newer subdivisions take decades to build. When clients ask us where in Franklin people tend to put down long-term roots, Fieldstone Farms is almost always part of that conversation.

Lorene’s June 2026 video on Franklin neighborhoods where homes still close under $1 million starts with Fieldstone Farms, with recent closing prices, square footage and the trade-offs.

Real Estate in Fieldstone Farms

Home Prices and Recent Sales

Fieldstone Farms has held its value well through the broader market normalization that Franklin saw in 2024 and into 2025.

Larger homes on bigger lots in premium sections have transacted above $900,000.

Home Styles — What to Expect

Fieldstone Farms is not a cookie-cutter neighborhood. Because development spanned roughly 15 years across 26 sub-associations within the master community, buyers find genuine variety in architecture and lot size. The predominant styles are traditional, colonial, and transitional single-family homes, with most ranging from 1,800 to 4,500+ square feet. Lots are generally generous by Franklin standards, giving homes a sense of space and privacy that newer high-density communities cannot match. Mature landscaping — established trees, manicured shrubs, well-kept lawns — gives the neighborhood a lived-in quality that photographs beautifully and feels even better in person.

HOA Fees and Community Costs

The Fieldstone Farms HOA is managed by Community Management Associates (CMA) and covers the full amenity package described below. Standard HOA dues average approximately $60 per month for most sections of the community. Some specialty sections, such as Windsor Park, carry higher dues (approximately $75/month for Fieldstone Farms dues plus $240/month for Windsor Park-specific services that include exterior maintenance and lawn care). For the amenity level provided, the base HOA fee is among the most competitive in Franklin.

What Makes Fieldstone Farms a Smart Buy

Three factors make this neighborhood stand out from a pure investment standpoint. First, supply is structurally limited — this is a fully built-out community with no new construction. When a home comes to market, it competes only against the existing resale pool, not a builder with a model home next door. Second, the amenity package (two pools, tennis and pickleball courts, a fitness center, four parks and trails) comes with HOA dues of about $60 a month. Third, the central Franklin location means the neighborhood is insulated from commute-related demand shifts in ways that more peripheral suburbs are not. Buyers who prioritize long-term value stability consistently find Fieldstone Farms a compelling entry point into the Franklin market.

Amenities and Community Life

Pool, Tennis Courts, and Recreation Areas

The HOA operates two community pools: Club West Pool at 1530 Lexington Parkway and Club East Pool at 501 Black Horse Parkway. Both pools are maintained by the HOA and are included in your monthly dues. The tennis and pickleball program is equally robust: the community features two clay tennis courts and two hard tennis courts, with four pickleball courts layered onto the hard court surfaces. A clubhouse with a fitness center rounds out the active recreation package. This is a notably full amenity set for a neighborhood where HOA dues hover around $60/month.

Walking Trails and Green Spaces

One of the most commented-on features among Fieldstone Farms residents is the walking and biking trail network that winds through the community’s mature tree canopy and landscaped greenways. There are four community parks, each equipped with playgrounds and connected by trails. Developers deliberately preserved the property’s rural farmland character during construction, and those intentional green buffers translate directly into the neighborhood’s feel today — it reads as a genuine park environment rather than an afterthought.

The trail system also provides rare walkable access to nearby shops and restaurants via Hillsboro Road, which is meaningful in a market where most Franklin neighborhoods require a car for every errand.

Community Events and Neighborhood Culture

Fieldstone Farms has an active HOA presence and a strong neighborhood identity. The community maintains its own website (myfieldstonefarms.com) and social channels, which are genuinely active — a reliable indicator of engaged residents rather than a passive association. Seasonal events, pool gatherings, and park programming contribute to the word-of-mouth reputation that has kept Fieldstone Farms on buyers’ shortlists for over three decades. Residents consistently describe the neighborhood as dog-friendly and well-maintained in public review platforms.

Schools Serving Fieldstone Farms

Fieldstone Farms is zoned for Hunters Bend Elementary, Grassland Middle School and Franklin High School (Williamson County Schools); verify zoning for a specific address with the district.

School assignments can vary by specific address within Fieldstone Farms. We always recommend verifying directly with Williamson County Schools before making a purchase decision based on school zoning. Private school options nearby include Battle Ground Academy and Franklin Classical School, both within a short drive.

Location — Central Franklin Convenience

Fieldstone Farms sits on the eastern side of Franklin, positioned along Hillsboro Road (US-431), which is one of the most useful corridors in the market because it connects directly to downtown Franklin, Brentwood, Green Hills, and Nashville without requiring interstate access. This matters on a daily basis — residents can navigate most of their routine without ever merging onto I-65.

Distance to Key Destinations

The Hillsboro Road corridor also places residents within easy reach of Green Hills Mall, Whole Foods, and the dining and retail concentration in the Brentwood and Berry Farms areas. For commuters with employers in Cool Springs — one of Middle Tennessee’s primary office corridors — Fieldstone Farms is one of the most logistically sensible neighborhoods in Franklin.

Fieldstone Farms vs. McKays Mill vs. Westhaven

These three communities represent the most common comparisons buyers make when evaluating established Franklin neighborhoods. Each has a distinct character, price point, and lifestyle profile. Here is how they compare across the factors that matter most to buyers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fieldstone Farms