Real Estate September 4, 2026
McKay's Mill is a 540-acre master-planned community about ten minutes from Historic Downtown Franklin, TN. It is widely considered one of the best neighborhoods in Franklin, TN. The Jones Company built it out primarily between 2000 and 2014, and when they were done, the development had roughly 1,500 homes spread across more than 30 sections.
If you're looking at homes for sale here, you'll find single-family houses, townhomes, and condos. This guide covers what to expect on property types, current prices, and the day-to-day amenities that actually affect how you'll live here.
The community sits just off McEwen Drive, roughly two miles east of Interstate 65 and Cool Springs Boulevard. Everything centers around a large clubhouse at 1215 Habersham Way - that's the main recreational hub, and it's where you'll find the Olympic-size saltwater pool and a 5,000-square-foot fitness center. The neighborhood's footprint is big enough that it holds multiple distinct subdivisions under one master plan without feeling like one continuous street.
There are six primary sections inside McKay's Mill, and they genuinely feel different from one another. On one end, you've got one-level condos in the Park Run section. On the other, you've got large executive homes in the Haddon Hall area.
Floor plans reflect that range. Smaller attached units start around 1,345 square feet, and the largest detached homes reach up to 7,000 square feet. Where you land depends entirely on which section you're looking at.
The broader Franklin market had a median sale price of around $863,500 as of mid-2026, with homes averaging 48 days on the market. Inside McKay's Mill specifically, recent medians have tracked in the mid-$700,000s to low-$800,000s. The most common sale is a four-bedroom single-family home, and those typically move in the $700,000 to $900,000 range - the largest single price band in the community.
McKay's Mill's homeowners association is managed by Community Management Associates, and there's an on-site manager, which matters when you have a question that needs an actual answer. Monthly dues depend on your property type and section, so don't assume one number applies everywhere.
Standard single-family homes run roughly $79 per month. Condos and villas - which bundle in exterior maintenance - can go up to $440 per month. The community median works out to around $108 per month.
Most daily errands happen without leaving the neighborhood. The Towne Centre sits right inside McKay's Mill and includes a Publix Grocery, Franklin Wine & Spirits, and Jet's Pizza. That handles the basics.
For more variety, the McEwen Drive and Cool Springs corridor is within a half-mile of most addresses. You're talking about the Cool Springs Galleria, Whole Foods, and Target without a real drive.
Interstate 65 is about a three-minute drive from the community's main entrance, which makes commutes into Nashville or surrounding areas straightforward. Mallory Lane is the other primary route residents use to reach the Cool Springs commercial district. Historic Downtown Franklin is roughly ten minutes away via Liberty Pike.
Williamson County Schools serves this community. About 93% of addresses in McKay's Mill are zoned for Clovercroft Elementary, Page Middle School, and Centennial High School. A small number of homes fall into the Liberty Elementary boundary instead. Always verify exact school zoning for a specific address before you make an offer - boundaries don't follow logic the way you'd expect.
There's no hospital inside McKay's Mill itself, but the Cool Springs area has real medical infrastructure nearby. A Vanderbilt Health and Williamson Medical Center Walk-In Clinic operates on West McEwen Drive, and Vanderbilt maintains surgery, imaging, and specialty centers on Mallory Lane. Williamson Medical Center - the area's primary hospital - is a short drive away in Franklin.
Weather here follows standard Middle Tennessee patterns. Summers are hot and humid. Winters are generally mild, with occasional light snow or ice.
As of mid-2026, Franklin had approximately 587 available homes and 3.7 months of supply, with properties selling at an average of 98% of list price. McKay's Mill runs the full spectrum from entry-level condos to luxury estates, so knowing which sections align with your budget makes a real difference - that's where a local agent earns their keep. Rentals do exist here, but they're not common. Leased properties enter the market occasionally, so it's worth watching if ownership isn't the right move for you right now.
Monthly dues run from roughly $79 for standard single-family homes up to $440 for condos and villas, which include exterior maintenance. The median fee is around $108 per month. Those dues fund the Olympic-size saltwater pool, the 5,000-square-foot fitness center, and the central clubhouse on Habersham Way.
Most addresses are zoned for Clovercroft Elementary, Page Middle School, and Centennial High School. A small percentage of homes feed into Liberty Elementary instead. Verify your specific address before you assume.
McKay's Mill homes were built primarily between 2000 and 2014, with a median price in the mid-$700,000s to low-$800,000s. It's set apart by its own commercial Towne Centre - including a Publix - and immediate access to the Cool Springs commercial corridor.
Cool Springs is within a half-mile of most addresses - a few minutes by car. Historic Downtown Franklin is about a ten-minute drive via Liberty Pike.
Yes. The HOA is active and managed by Community Management Associates. Before any exterior modification, you'll need to consult the HOA and the on-site manager at the Habersham Way clubhouse.
The Towne Centre - Publix, Jet's Pizza, and the rest - is inside the neighborhood on Habersham Way. That said, McKay's Mill covers 540 acres across more than 30 sections. How practical that walk or ride actually is depends entirely on which section your home is in.
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