Living in Daventry: Franklin’s Hidden Luxury Neighborhood Guide

Ask people to name Franklin’s luxury neighborhoods, and the bigger, better-known communities usually come up first. Daventry often doesn’t. That’s part of its appeal.

Daventry is a small, newer neighborhood in Franklin’s 37067 ZIP code. It offers spacious, all-brick homes, a modest HOA, and sought-after Williamson County school zoning. Because so few homes come up for sale, it stays under the radar.

Here’s what to know about the homes, prices, schools, and lifestyle, and what to consider if you’re hoping to buy here.

Key takeaways

• Daventry is a Pulte Homes community, and the builder lists it as sold out, so any home available today is a resale.
• Only four homes sold in the past 12 months, with a median sale price of about $1.3 million (RealTracs MLS, October 2026).
• Homes are zoned for Clovercroft Elementary, Woodland Middle, and Ravenwood High.
• The HOA is $125 per month.

What Makes Daventry Different

Newer homes, built with substance

Daventry’s homes were built by Pulte Homes in recent years. Several recent sales were built in 2022. The homes are known for all-brick exteriors, and many plans have three-car garages and a first-floor owner’s or guest suite. Recent sales have ranged from about 3,900 to more than 6,100 square feet, on lots of roughly a third of an acre.

A quiet, finished neighborhood

Because the community is built out, there’s no ongoing construction traffic. The neighborhood has sidewalks and underground utilities, and some lots back to wooded areas. It’s a good fit for buyers who want a newer home without living next to an active building site.

A modest HOA

Daventry’s HOA is $125 per month. There’s no pool or clubhouse, so dues stay lower than in amenity-heavy communities. Many homeowners add their own outdoor living spaces instead.

How Much Do Homes Cost in Daventry?

Over the past 12 months, four Daventry homes sold for between $1,295,000 and $2,220,000. The median was about $1.31 million and the median price was about $326 per square foot (RealTracs MLS, as of October 2026). With so few sales, a home’s size, lot, and upgrades affect its value more than any neighborhood average.

What Schools Serve Daventry?

Recent Daventry sales have been zoned to Williamson County Schools: Clovercroft Elementary, Woodland Middle, and Ravenwood High. School zones can change, so confirm the assignment for any specific address with Williamson County Schools before you buy.

Location and Lifestyle

Daventry sits in Franklin’s 37067 ZIP code, close to the shopping and dining of Cool Springs and a short drive from historic downtown Franklin. Buyers commuting to Nashville often like the access to I-65. It’s a strong combination for families and professionals who want Williamson County living without being far from everyday conveniences.

A Daventry Home Available Now

3125 Chase Point Dr ($1,949,900, MLS #3309046) shows what a standout Daventry resale looks like. Built in 2022, the home has 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths, and 4,481 square feet on a 0.35-acre lot at the end of a quiet street.

Inside, there’s a main-level guest suite and a kitchen with a large island, gas range, and double ovens that opens to a living room with a gas fireplace. The backyard is the highlight: a saltwater pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and a cabana with a gas fireplace, heaters, automatic shades, and speakers. The home also has a whole-house generator and a three-car garage.

In a community without a shared pool, a private backyard like this stands out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who built Daventry?
Pulte Homes built the community. Pulte’s website now lists Daventry as sold out, so buyers should expect resale homes only.

Is Daventry considered a luxury neighborhood?
With recent sales from about $1.3 million to more than $2.2 million, spacious all-brick homes, and top Williamson County school zoning, Daventry sits comfortably in Franklin’s luxury market.

How often do homes come up for sale?
Not often. Only four homes closed in the past 12 months, so it helps to be ready when one is listed.

Does Daventry have a pool or clubhouse?
No. The HOA doesn’t include a pool or clubhouse, which helps keep dues at $125 per month.

Your Next Steps

1. Tour 3125 Chase Point Dr to see a fully upgraded Daventry home in person.
2. Confirm school zoning for any address you’re considering.
3. Get pre-approved so you can act quickly when a home is listed.
4. Ask your agent to set up alerts for new Daventry listings.
5. Compare Daventry with nearby Franklin neighborhoods to see how it fits your priorities.

Conclusion

Daventry offers what many Franklin buyers want: newer, well-built homes, strong school zoning, a modest HOA, and a quiet setting close to everything. Because so few homes change hands, the best chance to buy here comes to buyers who are informed and prepared.

See Daventry With a Local Guide

Morrell Property Collective can walk you through Daventry, including a private showing of 3125 Chase Point Dr, and help you compare it with other Franklin neighborhoods. If you’re thinking of selling a Daventry home, we can help you price it based on the neighborhood’s limited recent sales.

Call Morrell Property Collective at (615) 593-3103 to schedule a tour or talk through your options.