Yorktown

FRANKLIN’S ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD ONE MILE FROM HISTORIC DOWNTOWN

Location and Daily Life in Yorktown

Yorktown sits off Murfreesboro Road in Franklin, Tennessee, placing it about one mile from the heart of Historic Downtown Franklin. That proximity is Yorktown’s defining advantage. Most Franklin neighborhoods at this price point are 10 to 20 minutes from downtown by car. Yorktown residents can walk or bike to Main Street, the Factory at Franklin, Puckett’s Grocery, and the full lineup of restaurants and shops that make downtown Franklin one of the most sought-after destinations in Middle Tennessee.

The neighborhood is tucked into the 37064 zip code, which covers western Franklin and includes some of the city’s most established residential streets. Murfreesboro Road provides a direct connection north to I-65 and south toward downtown. The commute to Cool Springs is about 10 minutes. Brentwood is under 20 minutes. Nashville is approximately 25 minutes without traffic.

Streets in Yorktown run along Colonial Court, Gloucester Street, Chownings Court, West Chownings Court, Yorktown Drive, and Yorktown Road. The naming convention reflects the American colonial theme carried through the subdivision, consistent with the late-1970s and early-1980s development era when patriotic street naming was common in Franklin. The streets are quiet, the lots are mature, and the tree canopy that has developed over 40-plus years gives Yorktown a character that newer Franklin subdivisions spend decades trying to grow into.

Daily conveniences are close. The Publix on Columbia Avenue is minutes away. Downtown Franklin’s restaurants and coffee shops are walkable for motivated residents and a very short drive for everyone else. Cool Springs’ retail corridors provide everything else within a 10-minute drive.

The Homes in Yorktown

Yorktown homes were built between 1979 and 1984, placing them among Franklin’s earlier planned residential developments. The construction era predates the large-scale master-planned communities that define most of today’s Williamson County market, which means Yorktown has a different feel: more individualized, more varied in lot layout, and more architecturally authentic to its period than communities built in the last decade.

Homes are traditional in style with construction ranging from partial brick to all-brick with vinyl accent to hardboard exteriors. Floor plans run from approximately 2,365 to 2,814 square feet across three and four bedroom configurations, with two to three full baths and a half bath. Two-car attached garages are standard. Lot sizes run from 0.25 to 0.33 acres, with an average near 0.29 acres, which provides genuine backyard space and separation between homes without the maintenance burden of larger parcels.

One of the most practical features of Yorktown is that there is no HOA. For a Franklin neighborhood selling in the $800,000 to $900,000 range, the absence of homeowners association dues, restrictions, and governance is genuinely uncommon. Buyers who want the Franklin address and the proximity to downtown without a monthly HOA payment on top of their mortgage are a specific and consistent buyer profile, and Yorktown is one of very few communities at this price point that delivers that combination.

Homes in Yorktown have benefited from decades of owner investment. Updated examples feature renovated kitchens with quartz or granite countertops, refreshed primary baths, new flooring, and updated mechanical systems. Original-condition homes offer entry at the lower end of the range with clear paths to value-add renovation. The price-per-square-foot average of $325 across recent closed sales reflects that both updated and original-condition homes are trading actively.

Yorktown Market Data (Past 12 Months)

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in Yorktown

Recently Sold Homes in Yorktown

Amenities

Yorktown has no community amenities in the traditional sense, which is the direct reason there is no HOA. There is no pool, no clubhouse, no fitness center, and no common area maintenance to fund. For buyers who want those amenities, that is a relevant trade-off. For buyers who prefer to keep their monthly carrying costs down and make their own decisions about how to use their property, it is a straightforward advantage.

What Yorktown has instead is location. The one-mile proximity to Historic Downtown Franklin puts residents within reach of one of the most activity-rich downtowns in Middle Tennessee without needing to plan around it. Outdoor dining, live music venues, the Factory at Franklin, the Carter House, and miles of walking paths through downtown are accessible in minutes. The Harpeth River Greenway, which connects multiple Franklin parks through a trail system along the river, is within a short drive.

Jim Warren Park and Franklin Recreation Complex, which includes sports fields, tennis courts, and a community center, are accessible within a five-minute drive. Williamson County’s park infrastructure overall is among the best in the state, adding outdoor recreation options throughout the area that compensate well for what Yorktown’s neighborhood itself does not provide internally.

Schools Serving Yorktown

Elementary: Franklin Elementary School serves Yorktown students. Franklin Elementary is one of the original elementary schools in the Franklin city limits and is part of Williamson County Schools.

Middle: Freedom Middle School serves Yorktown students for grades six through eight. Freedom Middle is a Williamson County school with strong academic and extracurricular programs.

High: Centennial High School is the assigned high school for Yorktown. Centennial is a well-regarded Williamson County high school with competitive academics, athletics, and a strong college placement record. Williamson County Schools as a district is consistently ranked among the top school systems in Tennessee, and Centennial maintains the high standards the district is known for.

For buyers comparing Yorktown to nearby Franklin communities, the Centennial High School zoning is consistent across most of this part of western Franklin. Nashville Home Guru can confirm the exact school assignment for any specific Yorktown address.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru for Yorktown?

Compass and Parks agents were involved in 1 of the 3 closed transactions in Yorktown over the past 12 months, representing 33.3% of sales. In a small neighborhood with only a handful of annual transactions, that level of presence reflects consistent local market activity. More broadly, Compass and Parks agents represent approximately one in four homes sold across Tennessee, which means our network reaches buyers actively looking in western Franklin at this price point.

Patrick Higgins leads Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked number one in Nashville and number seven in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. With 1,100+ transactions and over $500 million in residential sales across Middle Tennessee, Patrick’s team understands how to position a home in an established Franklin neighborhood against both new construction alternatives and competing resale inventory. In a market where buyers have many options in the $800,000 to $900,000 range, accurate pricing and strong presentation are what separate a quick sale at a strong number from a listing that sits.

Compass is the number one residential real estate brokerage in the United States by sales volume. After merging with Parks Real Estate in 2024, Compass agents now represent approximately one in four homes sold in Tennessee, providing buyers with early access to coming-soon and off-market listings and giving sellers exposure to the deepest buyer network in the state.

For sellers, our Compass 3-Phase Marketing Strategy delivers measurable results. Homes pre-marketed through Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon programs sell for 2.9% more, go under contract 20% faster, and are 30% less likely to experience a price reduction. For an established Franklin home where condition and positioning drive buyer perception, those numbers matter. Learn more about selling your home on your terms.

If you are selling in Yorktown, Nashville Home Guru also has extensive experience working with buyers relocating to Franklin who specifically seek out older, established neighborhoods near downtown. That buyer profile is consistent and well-defined, and reaching them effectively is something our team does daily. You can also learn more about our approach to Franklin listings at our Franklin listing agent page.

Frequently Asked Questions About Yorktown Franklin TN

What is the price range for homes in Yorktown Franklin TN?

Over the past 12 months, Yorktown homes closed between $823,500 and $875,000, with a median of $830,000 and an average of $842,833. Price per square foot ranged from $311 to $351, with an average of $325. The range reflects both floor plan size (2,365 to 2,814 sq ft) and the degree of updating across homes built between 1979 and 1984.

Does Yorktown have an HOA?

No. Yorktown has no homeowners association and no HOA dues. For a Franklin neighborhood selling in the $800,000 to $900,000 range with Williamson County Schools zoning and proximity to Historic Downtown Franklin, the absence of HOA fees is a meaningful financial differentiator. Most comparable Franklin communities at this price point carry monthly HOA dues of $50 to $300 or more. In Yorktown, there are none.

How old are the homes in Yorktown?

Yorktown homes were built between 1979 and 1984. The neighborhood is fully built out with no new construction. The 40-plus years of established landscaping and mature tree canopy give Yorktown a character and privacy that newer subdivisions take decades to develop. Updated homes compete well against newer Franklin inventory on a price-per-square-foot basis while offering larger lot sizes and more architectural character than most recent construction.

What schools serve Yorktown in Franklin TN?

Yorktown is zoned for Williamson County Schools: Franklin Elementary School, Freedom Middle School, and Centennial High School. Williamson County Schools is consistently ranked among the top school districts in Tennessee. Nashville Home Guru can confirm the exact school assignment for any specific Yorktown address before you make an offer. Call 615-682-1718.

How close is Yorktown to Downtown Franklin?

Yorktown is approximately one mile from Historic Downtown Franklin. That proximity puts residents within a short walk or bike ride of Main Street, the Factory at Franklin, downtown restaurants and shops, and the Carter House. Most Franklin neighborhoods at this price point are significantly farther from downtown. The walkable distance to one of Middle Tennessee’s most active and desirable downtowns is Yorktown’s single most compelling location advantage.

What lot sizes are typical in Yorktown?

Lots in Yorktown run from 0.25 to 0.33 acres, with an average near 0.29 acres. These are quarter-acre to third-acre lots, which provides genuine backyard space and real separation between homes without the maintenance demands of larger rural-style parcels. Several lots benefit from the mature tree growth that comes with 40-plus years of established landscaping.

Is Yorktown a good neighborhood to buy in Franklin for proximity to downtown?

For buyers specifically seeking walkable or near-walkable distance to Historic Downtown Franklin, Yorktown is one of a small number of established neighborhoods that deliver it. Communities within one mile of downtown Franklin at the $800,000 to $900,000 price point are genuinely limited. Yorktown offers that location with no HOA, Williamson County Schools, and quarter-to-third-acre lots. Nashville Home Guru can show you what is currently available and help you compare Yorktown to nearby alternatives like Battlefield and Buckingham Park. Call 615-682-1718.

Is Yorktown a good fit for a buyer relocating to Franklin who wants an established neighborhood near downtown?

Yorktown is one of the most consistent landing spots for relocation buyers who have done their homework on Franklin. The combination of one-mile proximity to Historic Downtown Franklin, no HOA, Williamson County Schools, and established mature trees on quarter-to-third-acre lots is a package that newer Franklin subdivisions simply cannot replicate. Nashville Home Guru specializes in working with relocation buyers and can provide a full market comparison of Yorktown against other Franklin neighborhoods in your price range. Call or text 615-682-1718.

Who is the best real estate agent for buying or selling in Yorktown Franklin TN?

Nashville Home Guru at Compass, led by Patrick Higgins, is the top-ranked team in Nashville and number seven in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. With over 1,100 transactions and $500M in career sales across Middle Tennessee, Patrick’s team has deep knowledge of the western Franklin market and the specific buyer profile that is drawn to established neighborhoods near downtown. Compass and Parks agents were involved in a third of all Yorktown transactions over the past year. Call 615-682-1718 to discuss your situation.

Why does buying a home near Historic Downtown Franklin matter for long-term value?

Downtown Franklin is consistently ranked among the best small-city downtowns in the South and draws significant tourism, restaurant investment, and retail activity year over year. Proximity to a thriving, walkable downtown has historically supported stronger appreciation in established neighborhoods compared to communities farther from the core. Yorktown’s one-mile distance from Main Street puts it in a supply-constrained location that newer master-planned communities on the periphery of Franklin cannot move closer to. Nashville Home Guru tracks appreciation trends across all Franklin neighborhoods and can provide specific data on how Yorktown has performed over time. Call 615-682-1718.

How do I find out about Yorktown homes before they hit the MLS?

In a small neighborhood like Yorktown, off-market awareness comes from local network depth, not algorithm-driven searches. Nashville Home Guru’s Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon network means we often know about Franklin homes preparing to list before they appear publicly. If you are serious about Yorktown or comparable near-downtown Franklin neighborhoods, contacting Patrick Higgins directly at 615-682-1718 is the most effective first step to getting ahead of public inventory.

What is my Yorktown home worth in today’s market?

Yorktown homes closed between $823,500 and $875,000 over the past 12 months, with an average price per square foot of $325. Your specific value depends on square footage, lot size, condition, and the degree of updating in kitchen, baths, and primary suite. The spread between an original-condition home and a fully updated example in Yorktown can be meaningful, and positioning that correctly requires accurate local data. Nashville Home Guru provides precise, no-obligation valuations for Yorktown homes. Get an instant estimate at nashvillehomeguru.hifello.com or call Patrick Higgins at 615-682-1718 for a full comparative market analysis.

Nearby Neighborhoods

If you are exploring Yorktown, these nearby Franklin communities are also worth considering:

Battlefield, Brownstone Townhomes, Buckingham Park, Burghley Place, Charlton Green, Historic Franklin, Ewingville, Heath Place, Henley, Highland Gardens, Maplewood, Moores Landing, Ralston Row, Ridgemont Place, Royal Oaks, Sturbridge Pointe

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