Williamson County · Thompson's Station, TN
Fields of Canterbury — Neighborhood Guide for Thompson's Station, TN Buyers
Fields of Canterbury is one of Thompson's Station's largest and most amenity-rich communities — hundreds of homes across 20-plus sections, anchored by two pools, parks, and Old World European styling. Located off Clayton Arnold Road near the Thompson's Station school campus, it's a go-to for families wanting amenities and a wide range of price points.
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Fields of Canterbury Quick Snapshot
Price Range
$415K – $1.2M (approx.)
Built
Built since roughly 2012 across 20+ sections (still developing in newer phases)
Vibe
A big, amenity-rich master-planned community with Old World European styling, two pools, and a wide price range from townhomes to larger single-family homes.
Parent City
Thompson's Station, TN →Thompson's Station Market — 2026
Median Price
$420,000
Avg Days on Market
30
Price / Sq Ft
$182
YoY Change
+5.8%
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About Fields of Canterbury
What to Know About Living in Fields of Canterbury
Developed since roughly 2012 across more than 20 sections, Fields of Canterbury has grown into one of Thompson's Station's largest master-planned communities, with hundreds of homes and dozens of sales each year. Its design blends Old World European exterior elements — tree-lined sidewalks, traditional lamp posts, and a park-like layout — with contemporary interiors. The amenity package is a real differentiator at this price point: two pool areas (a junior-Olympic pool with cabana plus a children's pool with water features), multiple playgrounds, and park areas with fire pits and grills. Housing runs the gamut, from townhomes in the low $400s with exterior maintenance covered to single-family homes approaching $1.2M, so the community works for first-time buyers, downsizers, and move-up families alike. The location is a strong selling point — minutes from Cool Springs and downtown Franklin, with quick I-840 access and the Thompson's Station Elementary and Middle campus just down Clayton Arnold Road.
Amenities
- →Two pool areas — a junior-Olympic pool with cabana plus a separate children's pool with water features
- →Multiple playgrounds
- →Park areas with fire pits and grills
- →Amenity/community center
- →Tree-lined sidewalks with traditional lamp posts
- →Green corridors and common areas maintained by the HOA
Common Home Styles
- →Old World European–influenced exteriors with contemporary interiors
- →Manor and cottage-style single-family homes
- →Townhomes (lower-maintenance, exterior covered by HOA)
- →Homes roughly 1,700–3,900 sq ft, 3–5 bedrooms
- →Traditional family two-story plans
Schools
Commonly zoned to Williamson County Schools — typically Thompson's Station Elementary and Thompson's Station Middle (both adjacent on Clayton Arnold Road), with high school commonly Independence, though some sections may feed Summit. High school assignment can vary by section — verify current zoning for the specific address with Williamson County Schools.
HOA
Active HOA. Single-family dues run approximately $115/month; townhomes roughly $255–$285/month (the higher townhome dues include exterior maintenance). Verify current dues and coverage for the specific home type and section.
At a Glance
- City
- Thompson's Station, TN
- County
- Williamson County
- Price Range
- $415K – $1.2M (approx.)
- Built
- Built since roughly 2012 across 20+ sections (still developing in newer phases)
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Why Work With Joshua in Fields of Canterbury
Reason 1
The two-pool, playground, and park amenity package punches above its price point, making Fields of Canterbury a strong value play for families who want resort-style amenities without a luxury-tier price.
Reason 2
An unusually wide price range — from townhomes in the low $400s to single-family homes near $1.2M — means buyers at very different budgets can find a fit under one well-known community name.
Reason 3
It sits minutes from Cool Springs, downtown Franklin, and I-840, with Thompson's Station Elementary and Middle right on Clayton Arnold Road — a practical, commuter-and-family-friendly location.
Common Questions
Fields of Canterbury — Frequently Asked Questions
How much do homes in Fields of Canterbury cost?
Pricing is approximate and broad: townhomes have run roughly $415K–$580K, while single-family homes range from about $470K up to roughly $1.2M, with the overall median around the high $700s. The market shifts, so Joshua can pull recent closed comps for the specific section and home type you're after.
What schools is Fields of Canterbury zoned to?
Most addresses are zoned to Williamson County Schools — typically Thompson's Station Elementary and Thompson's Station Middle (both on Clayton Arnold Road), with the high school commonly Independence, though some sections may feed Summit. High school assignment can vary by section, so verify the current zoning for the specific address with Williamson County Schools.
Does Fields of Canterbury have pools and an HOA?
Yes — it has two pool areas (a junior-Olympic pool with cabana and a separate children's pool), plus playgrounds and parks. There's an active HOA: single-family dues are roughly $115/month, and townhome dues run about $255–$285/month with exterior maintenance included. Confirm current dues and coverage for your home type.
Is there a difference between Fields of Canterbury and Canterbury?
Yes — these are commonly confused. Fields of Canterbury is the larger, more established community (20+ sections built since about 2012 with two pools). 'Canterbury' is a separate, newer Willow Branch community (roughly 2020–2025). Make sure the listing you're looking at names the exact community, since amenities, pricing, and dues differ.
Where is Fields of Canterbury located?
It's in the 37179 ZIP in Thompson's Station, off Clayton Arnold Road near Critz Lane — south of I-840 and east of Columbia Pike (Hwy 31) — minutes from Cool Springs, downtown Franklin, and I-840.
Compare With Other Communities
Other neighborhoods Joshua covers
Buyers looking at Fields of Canterbury often compare to these other Middle Tennessee communities. Each guide has the same depth — pricing, schools, HOA, and what the lifestyle actually feels like on the ground.
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Tollgate Village
Large, growing master-planned community with mixed home types and Williamson County Schools.
Thompson's Station, TN
Bridgemore Village
Established all-brick-and-stone community of larger custom homes on bigger lots, with no vinyl siding anywhere in sight.
Franklin, TN
Westhaven
Walkable master-planned community with a real town center.
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