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Where can you find a caramel apple, a historical ghost and an antique lamp all in the same place? Grab your proton pack and head on over to Downtown Franklin! The quaint street lamps and storefronts in Downtown Franklin embody the southern charm Nashville natives have passed along for generations. Based on the popularity of the ghost tours that take place regularly in Downtown Franklin that’s not the only thing thats been around for generations. Franklin and Cool Springs are the Beverly Hills of Nashville. The estates are epic and the land is lush and beautiful. Many Nashville celebrities build their million dollar homes and private music studios around these parts and you never know who you might run into searching for a dusty treasure in the antique shops in Downtown Franklin. The cobbled streets of Downtown Franklin are lined with historical landmarks and adorable little shops. Franklin resides in the award winning Williamson County School District and many apartments in Franklin and Cool Springs have a relaxed and resort feel that creates a welcome and homey atmosphere. The city has some of the best shopping in Nashville and features plenty of lavish boutiques and huge shopping centers. There are a wide range of large businesses that are based in Franklin and it is a busy area of commerce and luxury. Prices in Franklin and Cool Springs tend to mirror pricing in Downtown Nashville since both offer close proximity to upscale dining, shopping and entertainment.The majority of the apartments in Franklin and Cool Springs are high end mid-rise apartments with luxurious amenities and convenient locations. Most apartments in Franklin and Cool Springs have saltwater pools, secured parking, fitness centers, club rooms and office spaces. The finishes inside the Franklin and Cool Spring apartments are opulent and designer. The granite or quartz countertops compliment hard wood flooring and many Franklin or Cool Springs apartment communities are saturated with natural light and stunning nature views. Many of the resort style pools in Franklin and Cool Springs feature cabanas and outdoor grilling areas. The majority of communities in Franklin and Cool Springs include high speed internet and conference rooms that can be reserved for private events. Most of the apartments in Franklin and Cool Springs are very dog friendly. There are enough pet parks and pet spas to keep your furry lil buddy as happy as a clam. Or just as happy as a spoiled dog since clams make terrible pets. If you are exploring Franklin and Cool Springs, but unlike Bill Murray you are indeed afraid of the ghosts, treat yourself to a steak at Sperry’s in Cool Springs or a designer cocktail at Gray’s on Main in Downtown Franklin. Gray’s was a local drug store for more than a century and the original building is still home to this popular spot for drinks, eats and live music. The Cool Springs Galleria has some of the best and trendiest shopping in Nashville. If you are an adventurer instead of a shopper and want to see the city from above you can book a very slow flight on a hot air balloon at Middle Tennessee Hot Air Adventures. Parks and Golf Courses abound in this bustling area of Nashville and there are plenty of rolling hills and gorgeous old trees to keep the outdoor explorer or sportsman satisfied.
Where can you find a caramel apple, a historical ghost and an antique lamp all in the same place?
If you are new to the south and have been waiting your whole life for the perfect place to wear a cowboy hat in public come on down to Broadway y’all! Downtown Nashville is a thriving bootstompin hell of a time for tourists and locals alike
East Nashville is a rapidly growing neighborhood that has changed dramatically over the last decade but the local pride of the area is as permanent as the tattoos decorating many of its residents.
If you are too cool for coolness itself and you have a trust fund or a great job, you probably live in Germantown.
South Nashville encompasses the popular Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood and stretches all the way out to Antioch, an affordable outlying neighborhood of Nashville.
Smyrna and Lavergne are situated halfway between Downtown Nashville and Murfreesboro.
Donelson and Hermitage are both neighborhoods that offer convenient access to the airport.
Murfreesboro is an expanding city about thirty minutes outside of Downtown Nashville. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the country and home to Middle Tennessee State University.
Hendersonville is a very historical area of Nashville with its past rooted in country music.
Mt Juliet and Lebanon are suburbs of Nashville and are located in the Wilson County School district. Mount Juliet High School is a top ranked school which is no surprise since Wilson County has a long history of academic success.
