Living in Polk Place, Franklin TN: Brick Homes, Pond, and Schools

What is Polk Place in Franklin, TN? Polk Place is a neighborhood of about 370 all-brick homes in Franklin off Mack Hatcher Parkway near Columbia Avenue, about a mile and a half from downtown, built from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s, with a pool, clubhouse, playground, and stocked fishing pond.

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What Polk Place Is Like

Polk Place was developed from about 1994 to 2005 by Jay Franks and Sara Holliday. According to local reporting, the land came down through descendants of President James K. Polk's family, which is where the neighborhood gets its name. Homes are custom all-brick designs on one or two levels, generally about 2,000 to 5,000 square feet with 3 to 4 bedrooms, on lots of roughly a fifth to two-fifths of an acre. Streets include Polk Place Drive, Sontag Drive, Noah Drive, Gallagher Drive, Evan Court, and Julianna Circle.

Residents have a pool, clubhouse, playground, stocked fishing pond, and sidewalks. Parkway Commons, with Kroger and Target, is about a mile away, the YMCA is a few minutes away, and historic downtown Franklin is about a mile and a half from the entrance.

Polk Place Quick Facts

Frequently Asked Questions About Polk Place

Where is Polk Place in Franklin?

Polk Place is in Franklin, ZIP code 37064, off Mack Hatcher Parkway near Columbia Avenue, about a mile and a half from historic downtown Franklin.

Why is it called Polk Place?

According to local reporting, the land passed down through descendants of President James K. Polk's family before it was developed, and the neighborhood name reflects that history.

What amenities does Polk Place have?

Polk Place has a pool, clubhouse, playground, stocked fishing pond, and sidewalks throughout.

What schools serve Polk Place?

It depends on the section. On the 2026-27 zone map, some Polk Place homes are in the Franklin Special School District for elementary and middle school, while others are zoned for Winstead Elementary and Legacy Middle in Williamson County Schools. High school students attend Centennial High. Confirm zoning for a specific address.

Does Polk Place have an HOA?

Yes. The HOA maintains the pool, clubhouse, pond, and common areas, and dues vary. Ask me for the current figures on any home you're considering.

How much do homes cost in Polk Place?

Prices vary with home size, updates, and lot. The live listings update automatically, and I'm happy to send you a report on recent Polk Place sales.

Thinking About Buying or Selling in Polk Place?

I track every listing and sale in Polk Place. Get new listings sent to you the day they hit the market, or ask me what your home is worth today. Call or text Nik Shewmaker at (615) 585-0022.

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