
The Franklin, TN real estate market continues to show strong activity as we head into fall. In Cedarmont Farms (37067), homeowners and buyers are watching interest rates, inventory, and neighborhood demand closely.
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Home Prices: Franklin and Williamson County remain one of Tennessee’s strongest housing markets. Cedarmont Farms homes for sale continue to attract interest thanks to excellent schools, large lots and prime location.
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Buyer Demand: Families are looking for homes zoned for Trinity Elementary, Fred J. Page Middle, and Fred J. Page High School.
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Inventory Levels: With limited supply, Cedarmont Farms homes tend to sell quickly if priced well.
What this means for you:
If you’re thinking about selling your Cedarmont Farms home, fall is a strategic time. Buyers want to be settled before the holidays and into the new school semester.
Thinking about buying or selling in Cedarmont Farms? Contact Rhonda Baskin, your local Franklin real estate expert, today to discuss your next move.
Thinking about buying or selling in Cedarmont Farms or in Middle Tennessee? Visit RhondaBaskin.com to learn more.”

Cedarmont Farms Community Spotlight – October 2025
Life in Cedarmont Farms is about more than beautiful homes – it’s about faith, family, and community. This October, Franklin is full of activities to enjoy:
Local Fall Fun:
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Franklin Pumpkin Fest – Downtown Franklin (October 25th)
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Williamson County Parks fall programs and fitness classes HERE
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Local farms offering pumpkin patches and hayrides HERE
Page High Football – Go Patriots!
Families in Cedarmont Farms love supporting Fred J. Page High School. The fall football season is underway – check out the full 2025 Page High Football Schedule here:
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Fall is here in Franklin, and October is the perfect time to prepare your Cedarmont Farms home for cooler months ahead.
Top Seasonal Tips for Cedarmont Farms Homeowners:
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Gutter Cleaning – Remove leaves to prevent water damage.
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HVAC Tune-Up – Make sure your heating system is winter-ready.
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Yard & Landscaping – Rake leaves, trim bushes, and aerate lawns.
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Safety Check – Replace smoke detector batteries and test carbon monoxide alarms.
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Curb Appeal Refresh – A welcoming porch with fall décor is perfect, especially if you’re considering selling.
Download Here: October Home Prep Checklist
Whether you’re planning to stay cozy this fall or preparing to list your home, these steps keep your property in top condition.
Ready to sell or curious about your home’s value? Reach out to Rhonda Baskin – Franklin’s neighborhood Realtor for Cedarmont Farms.
Thinking about buying or selling in Cedarmont Farms or in Middle Tennessee? Visit RhondaBaskin.com to learn more.”

Local News: Culinary Dropout Opens at McEwen Northside
Franklin welcomes a fresh, exciting dining destination: Culinary Dropout has officially opened its doors at McEwen Northside, adding a new flavor to the Cool Springs dining scene. Located at 4020 Aspen Grove Drive, Suite 101, the restaurant debuted on September 10, 2025, and is the brand’s first location in Tennessee.
What to Expect
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Menu & Vibe:
Designed by Sam Fox’s Fox Restaurant Concepts, Culinary Dropout brings a laid-back gastropub atmosphere, featuring scratch-made comfort food, handcrafted cocktails, and a love for live music.
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Menu Highlights:
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Shareable starters like Soft Pretzels with Provolone Fondue, BBQ Pork Belly Nachos, and “The Slicer” Antipasti Board
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Entrees like 36-hour Pork Ribs, Korean-style Ribeye Cap, and Mongolian Short Rib on crispy rice
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Brunch offerings, weekday happy hour, and a kids’ menu ensure options for families and casual outings.
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Live Music & Design:
Guests are greeted by a vibrant mural featuring a playful take on Ben Franklin as "house DJ,” while inside, the stage wall features caricatures of music legends like Amy Winehouse, David Bowie, and Johnny Cash—setting an energetic, nostalgic ambiance.