Canterbury Homes for Sale in Thompson’s Station, TN
I don’t just sell homes in Canterbury. I live here. My family and I are on these streets every day, so when you ask me about the pool, the sidewalks, or what a house on a corner lot is really like, you’re getting an answer from a neighbor, not a brochure.
My wife, our two boys and our French bulldog, Blue, call Canterbury home. We chose it on purpose, and we’d choose it again.
Every Canterbury home currently for sale is listed below, straight from the MLS. Scroll down to see them, or keep reading for the things I’d want to know before buying here.
Canterbury at a glance
| Town and county | Town of Thompson’s Station, Williamson County, ZIP 37179 |
|---|---|
| Builder | Willow Branch Homes, still building single-family homes and townhomes as of October 2026, model at 2636 Bramblewood Lane |
| Home types | Manor homes, cottage homes and townhomes |
| Schools (2026-27) | Thompson’s Station Elementary, Thompson’s Station Middle, Independence High |
| Property tax (2025) | Town $0.103 plus Williamson County $1.30 per $100 of assessed value, one bill |
| Sewer | Town of Thompson’s Station sewer system |
| Drive times, no traffic | Spring Hill City Hall 14 min, downtown Franklin 16 min, CoolSprings Galleria 22 min, Tennessee State Capitol 40 min |
What is Canterbury in Thompson’s Station like?
Canterbury is a Willow Branch Homes neighborhood in the Town of Thompson’s Station, in Williamson County, about midway between Franklin and Spring Hill. It was designed around wide sidewalks, tree-lined streets, traditional lamp posts, roundabouts and pocket parks, with the utilities buried underground. The architecture mixes Old World European and Craftsman styles, so the streetscape feels established even though the homes are new.
Canterbury is inside the Town of Thompson’s Station, ZIP 37179. As of October 2026, Willow Branch Homes is still building single-family homes and townhomes here, with a model at 2636 Bramblewood Lane, and Avenue Downs sits right across the street.
What kinds of homes are in Canterbury?
Canterbury has three kinds of homes: larger manor homes, smaller cottage homes, and townhomes. That range is one reason I like the neighborhood. Canterbury owners can move up or down in size without leaving the neighborhood.
What amenities does Canterbury have?
Canterbury’s amenities are shared by every section of the neighborhood:
- Junior Olympic community pool with a cabana and pool deck
- Children’s pool with water features
- Amenity center for gatherings
- Park area with grills, a fire pit, and seating
- Playgrounds, green space, and walking paths that connect the sections
How far is Canterbury from Franklin, Spring Hill and Nashville?
Canterbury is about 14 minutes from Spring Hill City Hall, 16 minutes from the public square in downtown Franklin, 22 minutes from CoolSprings Galleria and 40 minutes from the Tennessee State Capitol in downtown Nashville. Those times are measured with no traffic from the Willow Branch model at 2636 Bramblewood Lane, so plan on more at rush hour. I-65 is the main route to Nashville, and Leiper’s Fork is an easy weekend trip. My commute times page has the rush-hour picture.
What schools is Canterbury zoned for?
Canterbury is zoned for Thompson’s Station Elementary, Thompson’s Station Middle and Independence High School for the 2026-27 school year. The builder lists the same three schools, and the Williamson County Schools zone locator matches for 2636 Bramblewood Lane. Zoning can change, so confirm the current assignment with Williamson County Schools before you buy. My school zones by neighborhood page covers the rest of Thompson’s Station.
What do HOA dues, taxes and utilities look like in Canterbury?
Canterbury’s HOA dues cover the pool, the amenity center and the common areas, and townhome dues also cover exterior maintenance. Ask me for the current dues for the specific home you’re looking at.
For 2025, Canterbury homes pay the Town of Thompson’s Station property tax rate of $0.103 per $100 of assessed value plus Williamson County’s $1.30, on one bill from the County Trustee. Fields of Canterbury is on the Town’s sewer system; ask me about the provider for any specific address.
More on the area: my Thompson’s Station guide and the new construction guide.
Buying or selling in Canterbury
If you’re buying, I can tell you which streets back to green space, which sections have the newer homes, and what recent sales here actually closed for. If you’re selling, I know what your neighbors’ homes sold for and what buyers coming through Canterbury are asking about, because I hear it at the pool.
Reach out by DM, text, or call 615-392-1186 and we’ll walk the neighborhood together.
Canterbury FAQ
What county is Canterbury in?
Canterbury is in Williamson County, inside the Town of Thompson’s Station, ZIP 37179.
Who builds homes in Canterbury?
Willow Branch Homes. As of October 2026 it is still building single-family homes and townhomes in Canterbury, with a model at 2636 Bramblewood Lane.
What schools serve Canterbury?
For 2026-27, Canterbury is zoned for Thompson’s Station Elementary, Thompson’s Station Middle and Independence High School. Confirm with Williamson County Schools before you buy.
What is the property tax rate in Canterbury?
For 2025, the Town of Thompson’s Station rate is $0.103 per $100 of assessed value and the Williamson County rate is $1.30, paid on one bill.
How far is Canterbury from Nashville?
About 40 minutes to the Tennessee State Capitol with no traffic, mostly by I-65.
Does Canterbury have a pool?
Yes. Canterbury has a junior Olympic community pool with a cabana and pool deck, plus a children’s pool with water features.
Property tax figures are the county and city rates published for the year shown and are for planning only. Your actual bill depends on the assessed value, any exemptions and the city or district the home sits in. Confirm with the county assessor or trustee and your tax professional before you rely on a number.