1051 W Main Street | Franklin, Tennessee
4 Beds | 4.5 Baths
5,937 Sq Ft | 1.16 Acres
$4,150,000
This home is situated in one of the most historic areas of Franklin, Tennessee, and carries a significant piece of local history. The 1873 Queen Anne Victorian, known as "Oaklawn," was once owned by William and Ophelia House, the grandparents of Sarah Colley Cannon, better known to the world as Minnie Pearl.
Located in Franklin's first residential neighborhood, the historic Hinchyville District, this National Register property spans 1.16 acres in the heart of downtown. The location offers a rare blend of rich history and vibrant modern living, with tree-lined streets where neighbors know each other, beautifully preserved architecture, and a community that values both its past and its future. Downtown Franklin, with its award-winning restaurants, boutique shopping, live music venues, and year-round festivals, is just a few blocks away.
Inside, the home has undergone a complete renovation from top to bottom. It features a modern, fresh, and thoughtfully updated interior while still retaining its original character. Twelve-foot ceilings, heart of pine floors, and intricate moldings reflect its historical significance. Updated systems, designer finishes, and carefully selected lighting create a polished, livable quality in every room. The fireplaces in the music room, parlor, living room, and primary suite have been restored to their original condition, adding warmth and a connection to the past in this home designed for contemporary living.


Wil Shults
Mobile: 615.604.8239
Office: 615.721.8001
400 Sugartree Ln, Suite 220
Franklin TN 37064
Brent Dunay
Mobile: 412.760.8496
Office: 615.656.8408
bdunay@libertyfcu.org

