Community Highlights
A quick view of what defines Fieldstone Farms.
What to Expect in Fieldstone Farms
An established neighborhood. The recorded Declaration is dated October 1988, and the streets, trees and paths have had decades to fill in.
26 named sections, one HOA. Every home belongs to the Fieldstone Farms Homeowners Association, which is managed by Community Management Associates from an office in the clubhouse. Six sections also have a second association of their own.
Architectural review. Anything that changes the outside of a home needs committee approval first, and that includes every fence, even a replacement. Flat and metal roofs aren’t allowed on the main home. Read the covenants and the Architectural Guidelines before you plan a project.
City of Franklin services. Fieldstone Farms is inside city limits, the City of Franklin provides water and trash pickup, and the neighborhood is in the City’s Ward 2.
Fieldstone Farms Homes
Most homes in Fieldstone Farms are single-family. A few sections, including Windsor Park, have attached homes. The original Declaration planned for a mix of home types.
Sections include Belmont, Bentley Park, Calumet, Cannonade, Clarendon, Donamire, Fair Oaks, Hampton Green, Maytime, North Ridge, Prescott Place, Saddlebridge, The Parks, The Reserve, Trent Park, Walden Glen, Windsor Park, Wyndham Hill and more. If you’re comparing homes in two sections, check whether either one has its own second association and rules.
How Fieldstone Farms pricing works
I keep price figures off this page because they change every week, and section, size and condition move the number a lot here. Text me and I’ll pull today’s numbers for the homes you’re looking at.
Daily Commutes and Highway Access
Hillsboro Road (US 431) is the main route in and out, with Fieldstone Parkway running through the neighborhood. Road miles from the clubhouse at 1530 Lexington Parkway, measured with no traffic, so add time at rush hour:
- Downtown Franklin. About 3.6 miles to the Public Square, roughly 7 minutes.
- CoolSprings Galleria. About 6.8 miles, roughly 14 minutes.
- Brentwood City Hall. About 10 miles, roughly 17 minutes.
- Thompson’s Station. About 13.3 miles, roughly 23 minutes.
- Downtown Nashville. About 16.3 miles to the State Capitol, roughly 30 minutes. More on that drive in how far Franklin is from Nashville.
- Nashville airport (BNA). About 21.8 miles, roughly 35 minutes.
Shopping and Errands Close to Home
Groceries on Fieldstone Parkway. Harpeth Village Fieldstone, at 2020 Fieldstone Parkway, has a Publix plus a mix of shops, services and restaurants. A Walgreens sits at 2045 Fieldstone Parkway, at the corner of Hillsboro Road.
More on Hillsboro Road. A Kroger is about 2.7 road miles away at 595 Hillsboro Road, and downtown Franklin’s shops and restaurants are about 3.6 miles away.
Fire station nearby. City of Franklin Fire Station 4 is on Fieldstone Parkway.
Business lists change, so check a favorite spot before you plan around it.
Fieldstone Farms Amenities and History
- Two pools. Club West Pool at the clubhouse, 1530 Lexington Parkway, and Club East Pool at 501 Black Horse Parkway.
- A fitness center in the clubhouse.
- Courts. Two clay and two hard tennis courts, plus a pickleball court at Lynwood Park.
- Five parks and a dog park: Lynwood Park, Lexington Park, Black Horse Park, Stanley Park and Susie Sims Park, with the dog park at Lynwood.
- Paved paths for walking and biking. No motorized vehicles on the paths.
- A clubhouse and a cottage house that residents can rent.
Residents get into the pools, fitness center and courts with the Brivo mobile app. The HOA also runs community events through the year, including neighborhood-wide garage sales on the first Saturday of May and October.
Just outside the neighborhood: the City of Franklin’s Fieldstone Park, at 1377 Hillsboro Road, has 37 acres with four softball fields, two large pavilions and a playground.
The history. Most of the land began as a Revolutionary War land grant. In the 1920s Cecil Sims and partners bought it, and the family named the homestead Cecilwood. Susie Sims Irvin and her husband sold the farm to the Harlon Company in 1987. They kept the white fences and the Fieldstone Farms name, and Susie Sims Park carries her name today.
Schools That Serve Fieldstone Farms
Fieldstone Farms is in the Williamson County Schools district, not the Franklin Special School District. For the 2026-27 school year, the district’s zone locator assigns every Fieldstone Farms address to Grassland Middle and Franklin High.
- Hunters Bend Elementary, inside the neighborhood at 2121 Fieldstone Parkway, for 23 of the 26 sections.
- Walnut Grove Elementary, 326 Stable Road, for North Ridge, The Reserve and Walden Glen.
Zones can change when new schools open, so confirm any specific address with the Williamson County Schools zone locator before you buy. My guide to Franklin, TN zip codes explains why zones follow the address, not the zip code.
Schools In The Area
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Fieldstone Farms in Franklin city limits?
Yes. City of Franklin maps and the U.S. Census geocoder both place Fieldstone Farms inside Franklin city limits, in Williamson County, ZIP 37069.
What is the ZIP code for Fieldstone Farms?
37069.
Where is Fieldstone Farms in Franklin?
On the north side of Franklin off Hillsboro Road (US 431), about 3.6 road miles from the Public Square downtown.
How many homes are in Fieldstone Farms?
The HOA says 2,137 homes across 26 named sections.
Who developed Fieldstone Farms?
The Sims family’s Cecilwood farm was sold to the Harlon Company in 1987, and the community’s recorded Declaration is dated October 1988.
Does Fieldstone Farms have an HOA?
Yes. Every home is a member of the Fieldstone Farms Homeowners Association, managed by Community Management Associates with an office in the clubhouse. Six sections also have a second association.
What amenities does Fieldstone Farms have?
Two pools, a fitness center, two clay and two hard tennis courts, a pickleball court, five parks and a dog park, paved paths, and a clubhouse and cottage house residents can rent.
What schools serve Fieldstone Farms?
Williamson County Schools. For 2026-27 every address is zoned to Grassland Middle and Franklin High, with Hunters Bend Elementary for most sections and Walnut Grove Elementary for North Ridge, The Reserve and Walden Glen. Confirm each address with the district.
Is Fieldstone Farms in the Franklin Special School District?
No. Fieldstone Farms is in the Williamson County Schools district.
Is there a grocery store near Fieldstone Farms?
Yes. A Publix is in Harpeth Village Fieldstone at 2020 Fieldstone Parkway, on the neighborhood’s main road.
How far is Fieldstone Farms from downtown Franklin and Nashville?
About 3.6 road miles to downtown Franklin’s Public Square and about 16.3 miles to the State Capitol in downtown Nashville, without traffic.
Do I need HOA approval for a fence or exterior changes?
Yes. Anything that changes the outside of a home, including every fence, needs committee approval first.
Who picks up trash in Fieldstone Farms?
The City of Franklin.
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