Williamson County Schools · High · Franklin · McKay's Mill · Brixworth
Homes Near Page High School in Franklin
Ranked 19th of 389 Tennessee high schools by SchoolDigger, plus a Niche A- grade (#30 statewide, 3.89/5 from 328 reviews) for 2026. Typical search areas include McKay's Mill, Brixworth, Berry 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 Page 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 Page High School Zone
Page High School serves a large family-residential portion of east Franklin and Thompson's Station, including some of the most popular family subdivisions in Williamson County — McKay's Mill, Brixworth, and Berry Farms among them. SchoolDigger ranks it 19th out of 389 Tennessee high schools, inside the Williamson County Schools district it separately rates 5 stars; Niche grades Page an A- and ranks it #30 among Tennessee public high schools for 2026 (3.89/5 from 328 reviews). Strong academics, established athletics, and consistent college placement make the Page zone a high-demand pocket for relocating families targeting Williamson County schools at a more accessible Franklin price point.
Feeder Subdivisions
These are the most popular subdivisions that feed Page High School. Zoning lines can run inside larger communities, so confirm with Williamson County Schools for any specific address before writing an offer:
- →McKay's Mill
- →Brixworth
- →Berry Farms
- →Cottonwood
Related Feeder Pages
These school-zone pages already mention Page High School or share a named feeder neighborhood:
- →Homes Near Independence High School (High · Williamson County Schools)
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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
Page 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.
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- High
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- Franklin, TN
- Citywide Median
- $862,929
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Page High School Zone — FAQ
What are homes near Page High School in Franklin, TN worth?
Homes zoned to Page High School sit within the broader Franklin, TN market, where the 2026 median sale price is $862,929. Page-zoned subdivisions — McKay's Mill, Brixworth, Berry Farms, and Cottonwood — typically enter at a slightly more accessible price point than the Westhaven/Independence corridor on Franklin's west side, while still carrying the resale premium that comes with Williamson County Schools. Joshua Fink, a Compass Affiliate Broker, can pull current comps for any specific Page-zoned subdivision or street. Call or text 615-551-2727.
What Franklin neighborhoods feed Page High School?
Page draws from a broad eastern-Franklin and Thompson's Station footprint including McKay's Mill, Brixworth, Berry Farms, and Cottonwood among others. Zoning varies by section within larger subdivisions — confirm with Williamson County Schools for any specific address.
Is Page High School a good school?
Yes. SchoolDigger ranks Page 19th out of 389 Tennessee high schools, and it sits inside a Williamson County Schools district SchoolDigger separately rates 5 stars. Niche independently grades Page an A- and ranks it #30 among Tennessee public high schools for 2026, with an overall rating of 3.89/5 from 328 reviews (source: Niche.com, SchoolDigger.com). Rankings shift year to year, so confirm current figures directly with those sites before citing them to a client.
How do Page-zoned home prices compare to Independence-zoned?
Page-zoned homes generally enter at a slightly more accessible price point than the Westhaven/Independence corridor on the west side of Franklin. The school ranks well on both SchoolDigger and Niche, the inventory is family-functional, and buyers focused on value within Williamson County often shortlist Page-zoned subdivisions first.
Is the Page zone a good long-term family bet?
Yes. Williamson County school zoning consistently drives resale demand, and Page is a stable, top-30-in-Tennessee school in a built-out part of east Franklin and Thompson's Station with limited future inventory growth — supportive of long-term value.
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