Garden Club

FRANKLIN’S ALL-BRICK LUXURY ENCLAVE OFF McEWEN DRIVE

Location and Daily Life in Garden Club

Garden Club sits off McEwen Drive in Franklin’s 37067 zip code, tucked between the activity of Cool Springs and the quieter residential corridors of Clovercroft Road. The location gives residents immediate access to the Cool Springs Galleria, Whole Foods, and the restaurant corridor along McEwen Drive while still feeling distinctly residential once you turn into the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets.

Streets within Garden Club include Buddleia Lane, Candytuft Court, Conservatory Lane, Daylily Drive, and Coral Bell Lane. The botanical street naming runs throughout the community and reflects its design sensibility: unhurried, refined, and set apart from the busier developments around it. Homes are positioned on generous lots averaging around 0.38 acres, which in this part of Franklin gives residents real yard space and meaningful separation between homes.

The I-65 interchange at McEwen Drive is a five-minute drive, putting downtown Nashville roughly 25 minutes away and Brentwood even closer. For families with children, Clovercroft Elementary is nearby, and the entire 37067 school corridor benefits from Williamson County Schools infrastructure that ranks consistently among Tennessee’s top districts. Day-to-day convenience, strong school zoning, and access to one of Franklin’s most walkable retail corridors is a combination that relatively few neighborhoods in this price range can claim.

The Homes in Garden Club

Garden Club is a small, fully built-out community developed across three sections between approximately 2004 and 2007. Every home in the past 12 months of closed sales was a site-built single-family home, and six of the seven sold homes featured all-brick construction. The seventh was partial brick and stone. This is a notably high all-brick rate for a Franklin neighborhood of this era and adds to the community’s premium, low-maintenance feel.

Floor plans range from approximately 3,100 to 5,600 square feet across two and three-story configurations, with two-story homes slightly more common. Every closed sale in the past 12 months included a 3-car garage, which is consistent throughout the community and is one of those details buyers at this price point specifically seek out. A meaningful number of homes offer the primary bedroom on the main floor, a feature that adds long-term livability and commands a premium in the resale market.

Lot sizes average 0.38 acres with a range from 0.30 to 0.53 acres, providing genuine private outdoor space. Five- and six-bedroom floor plans dominate, and most homes carry 3.5 to 4.5 bathrooms. Interior features across homes of this vintage typically include formal dining rooms, open kitchen-family room layouts with gas fireplaces, hardwood floors on main levels, and bonus rooms or flex spaces on upper floors. Underground utilities throughout the community eliminate overhead lines and contribute to the polished streetscape.

Garden Club Market Data (Past 12 Months)

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

The spread between the median ($1,060,000) and average ($1,219,286) sale price tells an important story. Garden Club is a small neighborhood with a wide range of floor plans, and the upper end of the market has a significant influence on the average. Buyers targeting the entry point of the community can find well-maintained five-bedroom all-brick homes in the $950,000-$1,100,000 range. Larger or significantly updated homes push into the $1.3 million to $1.65 million range. At $302 per square foot on average, Garden Club compares favorably to similarly constructed communities in 37067 where newer finishes often push values higher without adding meaningful square footage.

Active Homes for Sale in Garden Club

Recently Sold Homes in Garden Club

Amenities

Garden Club is intentionally understated in its amenity profile. The community does not have a pool or clubhouse, which keeps HOA dues low at approximately $92-$97 per month. What residents get instead is a well-maintained streetscape, underground utilities throughout, and sidewalks connecting the community’s sections. The HOA focuses on grounds maintenance and common area upkeep, keeping the neighborhood in strong visual condition without the overhead costs of resort-style amenities.

The trade-off is straightforward: buyers who want a pool and fitness center can access the Cool Springs YMCA, private clubs, or the community amenities at neighboring McKays Mill a short drive away. Buyers who prefer lower monthly overhead and quieter neighborhood energy tend to find Garden Club’s approach a good fit. The lot sizes throughout the community accommodate private pools for homeowners who want one, and several Garden Club homes have added them.

The neighborhood’s position within the McEwen Drive corridor means the amenities of Cool Springs retail, dining, and fitness are genuinely walkable or bikeable from most Garden Club addresses, which offsets the absence of on-site facilities in a meaningful way.

Schools Serving Garden Club

Elementary: All closed sales in the past 12 months were zoned for Clovercroft Elementary School, one of Williamson County’s highest-rated elementary schools and a consistent draw for families relocating to the 37067 corridor.

Middle: Fred J. Page Middle School serves Garden Club students. The school is part of the strong academic pipeline in this section of Williamson County.

High: Centennial High School serves the large majority of Garden Club. One closed sale in the past year fell in a zone for Fred J. Page High School. As always in a multi-section community, verify current school zoning directly with Williamson County Schools before purchasing, as boundary adjustments do occur.

All three schools are part of Williamson County Schools, which ranks consistently among the top five school districts in Tennessee and is a primary reason the 37067 corridor maintains strong long-term home values.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru in Garden Club?

Garden Club is a small community with low turnover. Only seven homes sold in the past 12 months, which means each transaction carries outsized weight in determining neighborhood pricing benchmarks. In a market this tight, working with an agent who has tracked every sale, every price reduction, and every off-market conversation is not optional; it is the difference between accurate positioning and leaving money on the table.

Compass and Parks agents represented 57.1% of all Garden Club home sales over the past 12 months, with 4 of 7 transactions involving a Compass or Parks agent on either the listing or buying side. That level of market presence in a neighborhood this size reflects genuine local expertise and buyer network depth that other brokerages cannot match in this corridor.

Patrick Higgins leads Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked the number-one team in Nashville and number seven in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends. Patrick is a six-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent with 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales across Middle Tennessee. After Compass merged with Parks Real Estate in 2024, Compass agents now represent approximately 1 in 4 homes sold in Tennessee, giving Garden Club buyers and sellers access to the most active agent network in the state.

For sellers, the small size of Garden Club creates both an opportunity and a risk. With only a handful of transactions per year, pricing precision matters enormously. Our Compass 3-Phase Marketing Strategy addresses this directly. Phase 1 uses Compass Private Exclusive to test your price with qualified buyers before going public, gathering real market feedback without accumulating days on market. Phase 2 launches on Compass.com through the Coming Soon program, building demand before the MLS debut. Phase 3 takes the listing fully public with momentum already in place. Homes marketed through this approach sell for 2.9% more, go under contract 20% faster, and are 30% less likely to need a price reduction. Learn more about selling your home on your terms.

For buyers, our Compass Private Exclusive access means you may see Garden Club opportunities before they hit Zillow or Realtor.com. In a neighborhood where homes rarely come available, that advance notice is a genuine competitive advantage. Read our data-driven guide on top listing agents in Franklin TN to understand why Compass market share and the 3-Phase approach consistently outperform in neighborhoods like this.

Frequently Asked Questions About Garden Club

What is the price range for homes in Garden Club Franklin TN?

Based on the past 12 months of closed sales, Garden Club homes sold between $950,000 and $1,650,000. The median sale price was $1,060,000 and the average was $1,219,286. At $302 per square foot on average, Garden Club offers competitive value for all-brick construction with 3-car garages in the 37067 corridor.

How many homes are in Garden Club Franklin TN?

Garden Club is a small, fully built-out community developed across three sections between 2004 and 2007. The neighborhood has limited total homes, which contributes to its quiet, exclusive character and low turnover rate. Seven homes sold in the past 12 months, which is a reasonably active pace for a community of this size and price point.

What are the HOA fees in Garden Club?

HOA fees run approximately $92 to $97 per month, with a median around $96 per month. Fees cover grounds maintenance for common areas. Garden Club does not have a community pool or clubhouse, which keeps dues significantly lower than nearby communities with resort-style amenities.

What schools serve Garden Club in Franklin TN?

Garden Club is zoned for Clovercroft Elementary School, Fred J. Page Middle School, and Centennial High School. All three are part of Williamson County Schools. A small number of homes may be zoned for Fred J. Page High School depending on the specific section. Always verify current zoning with Williamson County Schools before purchasing.

Does Garden Club have a pool?

The community does not have a shared pool or clubhouse. HOA fees cover grounds maintenance only, which keeps monthly costs low. Several homeowners have added private pools to their lots, and the neighborhood’s lot sizes of 0.30 to 0.53 acres generally accommodate this. The Cool Springs YMCA and private fitness clubs are nearby alternatives for residents who want pool access without the cost of a private installation.

What are the lot sizes in Garden Club?

Lot sizes range from approximately 0.30 to 0.53 acres, with an average of 0.38 acres. This is meaningfully larger than many 37067 communities developed in the same era, and it contributes to the neighborhood’s spacious, uncrowded feel. Larger lots also provide room for pool installations, outdoor living spaces, and the kind of yard space that family buyers consistently prioritize.

What is the best realtor for Garden Club in Franklin TN?

Patrick Higgins at Nashville Home Guru led Compass and Parks to a combined 57.1% market share in Garden Club over the past 12 months, representing 4 of 7 transactions in the neighborhood. Patrick ranks as the number-one team in Nashville and number seven in Tennessee by Wall Street Journal RealTrends, with 1,100+ career transactions across Middle Tennessee. For a small community where every transaction sets a pricing benchmark, that level of local presence matters. Call 615-682-1718 for a private consultation.

Are Garden Club homes all-brick?

The large majority are. Six of seven homes sold in the past 12 months featured all-brick exterior construction, and the seventh was partial brick and stone. This is an unusually high all-brick rate for a Franklin neighborhood developed in the 2004-2007 era and contributes to the community’s premium appearance and lower long-term exterior maintenance costs.

Can I access off-market homes in Garden Club before they hit the MLS?

Yes, through Compass Private Exclusive. Patrick Higgins has access to homes that sellers are testing with a select buyer audience before going public on Zillow or the MLS. In a community as small and active as Garden Club, where homes sell quickly and without formal open houses, this advance access is a meaningful competitive advantage. Contact Patrick at 615-682-1718 to discuss current Private Exclusives in the 37067 corridor.

How does Garden Club compare to McKays Mill or Carronbridge?

Garden Club sits in a different tier than McKays Mill. McKays Mill is a much larger master-planned community with broader price and home-type diversity starting well below $600,000. Garden Club is a smaller, more homogeneous luxury community with all-brick homes, larger lots, and a narrower price range in the $950,000-$1.65 million band. Carronbridge is a more directly comparable alternative, also featuring luxury construction and larger lots, though with a different streetscape and location. Buyers who value understated community character, large lots, and near-perfect school zoning without resort-level amenity overhead tend to favor Garden Club.

Who are the best buyer’s agents for Garden Club Franklin TN?

Nashville Home Guru at Compass represented the buying side of a disproportionate share of Garden Club transactions over the past year. For buyers relocating from out of state, Patrick’s team provides virtual tours, detailed neighborhood comparisons, and off-market access through Compass Private Exclusive. Reach Patrick at 615-682-1718 or [email protected] to discuss your search.

Nearby Neighborhoods

If you’re exploring Garden Club, you may also want to consider these nearby Franklin communities:

Amelia Park, Ashton Park, Carronbridge, Hurstbourne Park, McKays Mill, Tap Root Hills, Village of Clovercroft, Waters Edge

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