Why Move to Williamson County?

the answer is clear

You’ll find that we have some of the friendliest folks around! We’re a small, close-knit community that offers plenty of opportunities for work, play and service. But we’re not the only people who think so! Check out some recent published articles about our hometown: Southern Living Magazine, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Hurricane Katrina Efforts.

Less than 20 miles from Nashville, Franklin provides a hometown feel with easy access to all the big city attractions. Art museums, jazz clubs, five-star restaurants and more await you just a few short minutes away.

Franklin itself also offers plenty of annual events to keep you busy! From the Main Street Festival to the Williamson County Fair, there are always things to do right here in town. To learn more about all that Franklin has to offer, take a look at the Visitors Bureau column.

Here in Middle Tennessee, the weather’s fine! With springtime temperatures averaging in the mid-70’s and winter temperatures in the low 50’s, our relatively mild weather makes for pleasant seasons all year round. For information on area facts and demographics, visit Tennessee's official government website. Interested in learning more facts about the area? Take a look at the Williamson County-Franklin Chamber of Commerce.

With some of the best schools in Tennessee, Williamson County prides itself on the quality of education that is provided for students of all ages and abilities. For a list of schools and education resources, visit our Local Schools section.

Opportunities for sports and recreation abound! From cycling clubs to soccer leagues, you’re guaranteed to find it here. With an abundance of natural beauty, our state parks provide a refreshing environment in which to play, exercise, or simply enjoy the day. Visit our Sports & Recreation page for a complete list of recreation facilities, sports, and local parks. 

If you’re not from the south, chances are you haven’t had the opportunity to try some good country cooking! Indulge yourself in the flavors of the south and experience what all the fuss is about. If you aren’t from the south you may not recognize fried ocra or know that you can actually eat shrimp with grits but you should be sure to sample them along with some fried green tomatoes! For a list of restaurants in the area, take a look at our business directory or visit our Places to Eat page.