Williamson County Schools · High · Franklin · Fieldstone Farms · Cool Springs corridor
Homes Near Centennial High School in Franklin
A long-established Williamson County public high school with strong academic and athletic programs. Typical search areas include Fieldstone Farms, Cool Springs corridor, Sullivan Farms and other high feeders in Franklin, TN.
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Franklin, TN Citywide Market Snapshot
Source: Redfin, as of October 5, 2026
Citywide Franklin figures — not a Centennial High School attendance-zone median.
$862,929
Citywide Median Sale Price
49
Citywide Avg. Days on Market
$330.85
Citywide Price Per Sq Ft
+12.43%
Citywide YoY Price Change
About the Zone
Why Families Search the Centennial High School Zone
Centennial High School serves much of central and southwest Franklin including the established Fieldstone Farms and Cool Springs corridor neighborhoods. A long-standing pillar of the Franklin community, Centennial offers strong AP programs, established athletics, and steady college placement. Buyers targeting the Centennial zone often prioritize the combination of mature trees, established subdivisions, and downtown-Franklin proximity that the feeder area provides.
Feeder Subdivisions
These are the most popular subdivisions that feed Centennial High School. Zoning lines can run inside larger communities, so confirm with Williamson County Schools for any specific address before writing an offer:
- →Fieldstone Farms
- →Cool Springs corridor
- →Sullivan Farms
- →Downtown-adjacent Franklin
Related Feeder Pages
These school-zone pages already mention Centennial High School or share a named feeder neighborhood:
- →Homes Near Pearre Creek Elementary (Elementary · Williamson County Schools)
Important: Always Verify Zoning
Public school zoning can change at the district level. Before writing an offer on a home for the school zone, verify the current assignment against the Williamson County Schools zoning map for the exact address. Joshua confirms zoning for every home before a tour.
Search Homes in Franklin, TN
Centennial High School-zoned homes sit inside the broader Franklin, TN market. The snapshot above is the citywide Franklin median ($862,929), not an attendance-zone median — 49 days on market and +12.43% year-over-year citywide. Browse the full local market or filter by school zone with Joshua's help.
Quick Facts
- District
- Williamson County Schools
- Level
- High
- Suburb
- Franklin, TN
- Citywide Median
- $862,929
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Centennial High School Zone — FAQ
What Franklin neighborhoods feed Centennial High?
Central and southwest Franklin including Fieldstone Farms, Sullivan Farms, much of the Cool Springs corridor, and various downtown-adjacent subdivisions. Zoning lines exist inside some larger areas — always confirm with Williamson County Schools.
How does Centennial compare to Franklin High School?
Both are well-regarded Williamson County public high schools, just serving different parts of the city. Franklin High generally draws from north and west; Centennial from central and southwest. The schools are comparable academically — the choice usually comes down to which subdivision you fall in love with.
What are typical home prices in the Centennial zone?
Most Centennial-zoned homes trade between $700K and $1.5M, with Fieldstone Farms anchoring the more accessible end and downtown-adjacent custom homes pushing higher. Joshua can pull street-level comps.
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