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Fairview

Williamson County's western edge: larger lots, a 700-acre nature park, and quick access to I-40 toward Nashville and Dickson.

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Town center

Fairview's commercial areas run along SR-100 and Fairview Boulevard. The city's 2040 plan calls for a mixed-use City Center next to City Hall.

Parks and the outdoors

  • Bowie Nature Park, about 700 acres with five lakes, a nature center and well over a dozen miles of trails.
  • The Fairview Recreation Complex, run by Williamson County.

Getting around

I-40 (exit 182) heads east to Nashville and west to Dickson; I-840 and SR-100 connect toward Franklin and Bellevue.

Homes

The city aims to keep its rural edges as it grows: expect more acreage and fewer large HOA subdivisions than in central Williamson County.

Events

NatureFest at Bowie Park and the Release the Hounds music festival, both in September.

Questions people ask

What does property tax look like in Fairview?

For 2026 the city levies 0.8404 per $100 assessed on top of Williamson County's 1.30, for 2.1404 total. On a $500,000 home that is about $2,676 a year.

Who provides utilities?

Middle Tennessee Electric for power, the Water Authority of Dickson County for water, and Piedmont Natural Gas. Sewer availability varies; ask about septic on larger lots.