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Founders Pointe HOA

The Founders Pointe community is located just minutes from downtown Franklin, Tennessee. With more than 20 acres of community space and 352 single family homes, our neighborhood is rich in amenities and history.

Founders Pointe is zoned for both the Franklin Special School District and the Williamson County School District at the elementary and middle school level based on your address. Go to https://www.wcs.edu for more information.  All of our children are zoned for Franklin High School; consistently recognized as one of the 10 best high schools in the state.

Whether you're basking in the community pool, enjoying a walk on our nature trail or taking a bike ride downtown, we offer an experience that's hard to beat. What makes Founders Pointe such a desirable place to live though is the people who call it home. 

The History of Founder's Pointe

Abram Maury

Founders Pointe has a rich and complex history. Originally the land of the Stonegrave Indians, it was part of a land grant given to Major Anthony Sharpe, a veteran of the Revolutionary War. At that time it was called Poplar Grove due to its tall poplar trees.

 

Major Sharpe sold 640 acres to Abram Maury in 1799. Maury surveyed and laid out the town of Franklin that same year. Maury quickly rose to a position of prominence, becoming a state senator and a member of the U.S. Congress. A nearby county was named after him.

 

Maury's homestead was located on what is now Founders Pointe. The family cemetery still resides within the community.


A Peaceful Corner of the Community

The Abram Maury Family Cemetery and a historic slave cemetery are both preserved within our neighborhood, offering a meaningful connection to the area's history. These quiet, reflective sites honor early settlers and those who were part of the community's past, blending seamlessly into the landscape and providing a space for remembrance.

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