Clarksville · TN
Farmington
Traditional homes with bonus rooms off Rossview Road near Exit 8, built in phases since about 2009.
Living in Farmington
Farmington is one of the Clarksville neighborhoods I like to show buyers who want a little more room but still want to be close to I-24. It sits off Rossview Road near Exit 8, on the side of Clarksville that makes the drive toward Nashville easier.
It has grown in phases since about 2009, so you'll find homes that are more than 15 years old on some streets and much newer ones on others. That mix is useful. It gives you a wider range of prices and conditions inside one neighborhood than you'd get in a subdivision built all at once.
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What the homes are like
Most Farmington homes are traditional in style, with open floor plans, garages, bonus rooms and good-sized living spaces. The bonus room is a big part of the appeal. It's the flexible space that becomes an office, a playroom, a gym or a guest room, depending on the year.
Because the neighborhood was built in phases, age matters when you compare homes here. An older Farmington home may need a roof, a water heater or a heating and cooling system sooner than a newer one down the street. When I show homes here, I look at those big-ticket items, because that's what decides whether two similar-looking houses are really the same price.
Who tends to choose Farmington
The buyers I bring to Farmington usually want three things: more space, a neighborhood feel and a convenient route toward Nashville. It fits people who commute south on I-24, and people who want Rossview Road shopping without living right on top of it.
Schools come up in almost every conversation. You'll hear both Rossview and Kirkwood mentioned for Farmington, but the zone depends on the exact house. I check every address with the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System before a buyer makes a decision based on schools.
The trade-off to think about
Farmington feels like a subdivision. If your dream is a big yard with a lot of space between you and your neighbors, we should also look at homes farther out, like the acre lots in Wofford Estates.
With the growth around Rossview Road, before you commit, drive your commute at the time you'd normally be on the road. There's a lot to like about Farmington, and I'd want you to see a few different streets, because each one feels a little different.
Buying or selling in Farmington
If you're buying, start with buying a home in Clarksville and how I help buyers. If you're selling a Farmington home, your competition is often another Farmington home from a different phase, and pricing it well means knowing exactly which ones buyers are comparing yours to. Start with what your home is worth, or send me a message.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Farmington in Clarksville?
Off Rossview Road near I-24 Exit 8, on the side of Clarksville that makes the drive toward Nashville easier.
Which schools serve Farmington?
People mention both Rossview and Kirkwood, but it depends on the exact address. I check every home with the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System before a buyer decides.
How old are the homes in Farmington?
Farmington has been built in phases since about 2009, so some homes are more than 15 years old and others are much newer.
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