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Ashworth & Crane

Historic homes & land · Williamson County · Since 1978

Old houses, good land, and the people who keep them.

For three generations we have sold the county’s historic homes and farms — quietly, carefully, and often to families who will keep them for the next hundred years.

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A two-storey brick house with green shutters behind a black horse fence
The Merritt House, Franklin — brick, 1832. Sold privately, 2025.

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Properties

A selection of what we are offering. Many of our sales never reach a listing — ask us what is coming.

6 properties

  • A white clapboard house with red-brick chimneys and a deep front porchHistoric home

    Holloway House

    $1,750,000

    Franklin · Antebellum farmhouse, 1848

    4 bedrooms · 3 baths · 5.2 acres

  • An ornate Queen Anne Victorian house with a domed corner turret above a wide lawnHistoric home

    The Ledbetter House

    $1,195,000

    Columbia · Queen Anne, 1894

    4 bedrooms · 3 baths · 0.6 acre

  • A new white farmhouse with a metal roof and a wraparound porchFarm & land

    Hickory Ridge Farm

    $3,900,000

    Leiper’s Fork · Farmhouse, built 2019

    4 bedrooms · 86 acres · Barn & spring-fed pond

  • Horses grazing in a fenced pasture at sunriseFarm & land

    Cedar Bluff Pasture

    $2,600,000

    Thompson’s Station · Land — no house

    142 acres · Fenced pasture · Creek frontage

  • A brick townhouse front with a white door, window boxes and climbing ivyTownhouse

    No. 12 Third Avenue

    $1,350,000

    Downtown Franklin · Brick townhouse, 1870

    3 bedrooms · 2½ baths · Courtyard garden

  • A brick row house with stone steps and a garden in autumnTownhouse

    Fair Street Row

    $1,125,000

    Downtown Franklin · Row house, 1890s

    3 bedrooms · 3 baths · Walled garden

A period sitting room with pale green walls, a marble fireplace and a terrestrial globe

Selling a historic home

We sell the house and its story.

  1. 1The historyDeeds, builders, owners and alterations, researched and written up for buyers.
  2. 2The photographsPlasterwork, joinery and light — the details that make an old house worth it.
  3. 3The right buyerA private list of people looking for exactly this, before anything is public.

“They found the original 1840 survey of our farm before we had even listed it. The family who bought it felt they were joining its history, not just buying land.”

Sample review · Leiper’s Fork

Arrange a private viewing

Tell us what you are looking for, or what you would like to sell. Every enquiry is handled by a partner, in confidence.

Main Street, Franklin · By appointment

Ashworth & Crane

Historic homes & land · a concept by Witkowski & Sons Design