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Cedarmont's Newest Volunteer 

Meet Jason Plum and his family!  Jason is our newest volunteer to manage Accounts Receivable for Improvements in Cedarmont.  

 

Jason and Jamie Rose Plum live in the neighborhood with their children, June (15) and Jackson (12). They moved to Cedarmont Valley Estates in 2015 and have enjoyed putting down roots, getting to know their neighbors, and raising their family in an area they love and are proud to call home.

Jason is a mortgage lender with Rate.com, a top five mortgage company in the country. He works closely with homebuyers and homeowners to guide them through the lending process and help them find mortgage solutions that fit their goals. Jason can be reached at (615) 293-0217 or jason.plum@rate.com.

Jamie Rose is the owner of Rose & Plum Living, a culinary and events business offering catering, cooking classes, and private events out of her space in Cool Springs. Through Rose & Plum Living, she creates memorable, hospitality-driven experiences centered around great food and connection. Jamie Rose can be reached at (615) 274-8820 or clientcare@roseandplumliving.com.

In their free time, they enjoy watching June perform in school and community theater shows, coaching/cheering on Jackson on the baseball field, and going to concerts. 

Thank you Jason!  We appreciate you!

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Is 2026 a Good Year to Sell in Williamson County? 

                 

If you’re considering selling your home in Williamson County TN in 2026, the short answer is: yes — with the right strategy.

The Williamson County real estate market has shifted from the intense seller frenzy of recent years into a more balanced and stable environment. That doesn’t mean opportunity has disappeared. It simply means smart pricing and preparation matter more than ever.

1. Home Values Remain Strong

Home prices across Williamson County — including Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, and Thompson’s Station — remain elevated compared to previous years. While appreciation has moderated, property values are still historically high.

2. Inventory Is Increasing

Unlike the extreme inventory shortages of the past few years, 2026 is showing more balance.

3. Days on Market Are Normalizing

Homes in Williamson County are still selling — just not overnight in every case.

Well-presented properties that are clean, updated, and move-in ready continue to perform well. Overpriced homes, however, tend to sit longer and require price adjustments.

In today’s market, strategy wins over speculation.

4. Spring 2026 Is a Prime Selling Window

Historically, March through June is the strongest selling season in Williamson County TN.

5. Interest Rates Influence — But Don’t Control — the Market

While mortgage rates are coming down a bit!  Many are proceeding with purchases based on long-term plans rather than short-term rate speculation.
 

 So is Williamson County Showing Signs of a Strong Spring Market?  For neighborhoods like Cedarmont Farms, where community appeal and location are strong, well-prepared homes can still command excellent results.

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Canteen Coming Soon on Carothers!

If you’ve been hearing buzz about a new dining and gathering destination in Franklin, you’re not imagining it — Canteen on Carothers is actively taking shape in the Cool Springs area and bringing several exciting restaurants and experiences to Williamson County this year. 

Char Restaurant

  • What it is: A widely loved contemporary steakhouse known for USDA Prime and Choice cuts, seafood, classic cocktails, and jazz brunch.

  • Location: Inside Canteen on Carothers in Franklin.

  • Timeline: Targeted for late 2025 to early 2026.

  • Why it matters: This will be Char’s fifth location and a high-end addition to Franklin’s dining scene — perfect for date nights, celebrations, or brunch with friends.

 

PennePazze

  • What it is: A family-owned Italian kitchen with authentic Italian dishes and a new Gelato Pazzo experience.

  • Timeline: Expected to open early 2026.

  • Extras: Outdoor patio and an in-house Italian market with pasta, sauces, and imported goods.

 

Dog Haus Biergarten

  • What it is: A lively spot for gourmet hot dogs, burgers, craft beer, and a beer garden atmosphere.

  • Features: Indoor-outdoor patio with fire pits, games like cornhole, and a casual family-friendly vibe.

  • Timeline: Slated for 2026.

 

More Than Just Restaurants

Canteen’s lineup isn’t limited to food:

  • Scout’s Barbershop — A walk-in barbershop experience.

  • barre3 Franklin — A community-focused fitness studio.

And with open plazas, green spaces, and event areas, Canteen on Carothers is shaping up to be a neighborhood-friendly destination where people can gather day or night.

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Spring Home Maintenance Checklist for Cedarmont Farms

Williamson County TN

Spring in Cedarmont Farms is the perfect time to protect your home and refresh your curb appeal. Middle Tennessee weather brings heavy rain, humidity, and rapid growth — so a little seasonal maintenance goes a long way.

Here’s a quick checklist to keep your home in top shape:
 

Exterior

  • Inspect roof for missing or damaged shingles

  • Clean gutters and ensure proper drainage

  • Pressure wash siding, driveway, and patio

  • Check caulking and touch up exterior paint


Landscaping

  • Add fresh mulch

  • Trim shrubs and trees

  • Aerate and fertilize lawn

  • Test irrigation system


Interior

  • Service HVAC and replace air filters

  • Clean windows and repair screens

  • Check for plumbing leaks

  • Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors


Welcome to Spring in Cedarmont Farms!

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