MIDDLE TENNESSEE · WILLIAMSON COUNTY

Fairview.

Wooded hills. Everyday gathering places. A growing town with room for the outdoors.

Creekside woodland and a gathering space at Overbey in Fairview.
A creekside setting at Overbey, Fairview.

THE EVERYDAY RHYTHM

A little more outside.
A little more room.

Fairview's wooded landscape and community parks are part of its identity. For a feel for the town, start with its trails, a grocery run, and a meal at a local table.

Our take: this is a place to explore at everyday speed. Test your commute, spend time outdoors, and see how its rhythm fits your own.

700+

Acres at Bowie

Forest, lakes, and outdoor space.

City parks department
14+

Miles of trails

At Bowie Nature Park.

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10,877

Estimated residents

Fairview city · July 1, 2025.

U.S. Census Bureau

AROUND TOWN

The everyday places.

Groceries & pharmacy

Publix at Bowie Commons

7014 City Center Way

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A local table

The Thompsons Kitchen

1880 Fairview Boulevard

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Trails, lakes & open space

Bowie Nature Park

Fairview, Tennessee

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Crow Cut driveway-to-destination distances and drive times are pending confirmation of the entrance pin. No unverified route estimates are shown. Locations checked September 6, 2026.

WILLIAMSON COUNTY SCHOOLS

Start with the schools.

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The schools below are named in Crow Cut's listing. The district, not a property listing or rating, confirms enrollment eligibility.

GreatSchools ratings checked September 6, 2026. Ratings can change and are one input, not a complete picture. Distances are from the property listing, not verified road mileage or drive times. Assignment to these schools has not been independently confirmed.

A TOWN IN MOTION

Growing.
With a landscape to protect.

The Census Bureau estimates Fairview's population grew 15.9% from its April 2020 estimates base to July 2025. The city's 2040 comprehensive plan addresses development, transportation, and preserving the landscape around Bowie Nature Park.

Growth can bring new choices and new pressures. Look at nearby development plans and drive your regular routes before deciding whether a location works for you.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE A PLACE

The details that shape daily life.

Your regular drives

Check school drop-off, grocery runs, Nashville, Franklin, Leiper's Fork, and the airport at the times you actually travel.

Connection & services

Verify internet and cellular service at the property, along with water, wastewater, power, and emergency access.

The setting through the seasons

Walk the slopes, understand drainage, and review flood information, access, and maintenance responsibilities.

AN EMBER IN FAIRVIEW

Crow Cut.

Follow the transformation