It’s Fall Ya’ll
🍂 Embracing the Season — Middle Tennessee in Fall (and Why It’s a Great Time to Be in the Market)
I have loved living in Tennessee since 1987. I became a Realtor in 2007 and began my adventure of discovering all of the true beauty that this area has to offer. The first time I discovered Leipers Fork and drove the Natchez Trace Parkway, I literally thought I was going to Heaven:) I am originally from southeast Texas, so the scenery and views were different. I never saw faraway countryside from hilltops, like the views we get in Tennessee.
As we turn the corner into fall here in Middle Tennessee, there’s a special kind of magic in the air. The leaves begin to deepen into rich hues of amber, red, and gold. The mornings bring a crispness, and evenings find folks cozying up by fire pits or sipping warm cider. It’s a time for transitions — in nature, in our routines, and in life.
For me, after 18 years in Williamson County real estate, this season always brings fresh perspective — on homes, on communities, and on what people are searching for in their next chapter. Below, let me walk you through the beauty, the happenings, and the opportunities this season holds for our region. Enjoy!
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🍁 Seasonal Highlights Around Middle Tennessee & Williamson County
A. Fall Festivities & Local Events
This time of year, folks across Middle Tennessee are looking for fun, family-friendly ways to soak in the season. Here are a few standout events in 2025:
Cheekwood Harvest – A perennial favorite. You’ll find pumpkin displays, a scarecrow trail, and (this year) expanded nighttime events. summitconcretetn.com
Lucky Ladd Farms Fall Festival – Corn mazes, hayrides, animal exhibits, fall treats, and plenty of photo ops. summitconcretetn.com
GOODFest in the Park (Moss-Wright Park, October 25th) — free family fun, vendor marketplace, music, and a candy trail for kids. summitconcretetn.com
In Nashville proper, events like Oktoberfest, Cheekwood Harvest, Southern Festival of Books, and fall concerts help keep the city buzzing into autumn. Axios
These are great calendar entries for your clients, neighbors, or anyone wanting to get out and enjoy the season. When I’m out and about, I often bump into folks — and these events give me natural touch-points to stay top of mind.
B. Parks, Nature & Scenic Spots in Williamson County. I love the parks in Tennessee!
One of the biggest perks of living in Williamson County is access to green spaces and well-maintained parks. As the foliage shifts, these spots become even more inviting:
Williamson County’s Parks & Recreation system oversees 30+ parks and facilities across the county. wcparksandrec.com
Some highlights:
Timberland Park (along the Natchez Trace Parkway) and Peacock Hill Nature Park offer wooded walking paths and scenic overlooks. wcparksandrec.com+1
The Wilkins Branch Mountain Bike Park hosts more than 6 miles of trails for cycling enthusiasts. wcparksandrec.com
Castle Park (though more known for its Renaissance Festival in the spring) is a reminder of how versatile our park system is. wcparksandrec.com
Other county parks: Bethesda Park, Civitan Park, Greer Park, Scales Nature Trail, and more. wcparksandrec.com+1
Closing Thoughts from Rhonda
As the seasons change, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect — not just on the world around us, but on where we are and where we’re headed. Maybe this season finds you feeling grateful for where you are planted… or maybe it’s stirring a desire for something new — a different view, more space, or a fresh start.
Wherever you find yourself, I’d love to walk alongside you when the time comes. Whether it’s exploring possibilities, preparing for your next move, or simply dreaming about what’s ahead, I’m here to help you navigate each step with confidence and care.
After all, every season has its purpose — and sometimes, the most beautiful changes begin right where you are.