Thompson’s Station · Williamson County, Tennessee
The HighlandsAt Carters Creek
Two estate parcels on the high side of Carters Creek — 15.65 and 20 acres, offered as land.
Two estate parcels on the high side of Carters Creek — 15.65 and 20 acres, offered as land.
Phase one was twenty-four acres cut into three eight-acre lots. All three sold — the last one direct, before it reached the market.
Phase two is the high ground: thirty-six acres divided into two estate parcels, each perc’d for a five-to-six bedroom primary residence and a one-to-two bedroom accessory dwelling. Long views west, hardwood tree lines, and the kind of acreage that cannot be built out from under you.
It is sold as land. Bring your own architect and your own builder, and take as long as you like about it.
These aren’t lots. They’re legacy properties.
Luke Chadwick · Heritage Land
Flown over the tract at golden hour — the ridge, the tree lines and the ground both parcels sit on.
| Parcel | Acreage | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 | 20.00 ac | $3,000,000 | Available |
| Lot 2 | 15.65 ac | $2,250,000 | Available |
| Lot 1 | 8 ac | $1,125,000 | Sold Feb 2025 |
| Lot 2 | 8 ac | $1,200,000 | Sold Aug 2025 |
| Lot 3 | 8 ac | $1,150,000 | Sold direct |
Phase one prices are the recorded sales. Phase two parcels are offered individually or together; each stands on its own perc and its own road frontage on Thompson’s Station Road West.
Thompson’s Station Road West, Williamson County — minutes from downtown Franklin and within easy reach of Nashville.
This is the part of the county people move to for the land itself: rolling ground, working farms, long sight lines and no through traffic. Berry Farms, Spring Hill and the Franklin square are all a short drive; the rest of it is quiet.
Tell us which parcel interests you and we will send the survey, the perc information and the plat, and arrange a time to walk it.