Murfreesboro

Murfreesboro Homes for Sale

Murfreesboro is located in Tennessee and features a diverse housing stock. The area includes a range of properties, with a median sold price of $433,316. Homes in Murfreesboro are available in various styles and ages, contributing to the overall character of the neighborhood.

About Murfreesboro

Murfreesboro is situated with convenient access to major roads and employment centers. The neighborhood is characterized by its residential streets and proximity to local landmarks, making it a central point for commuting and accessing amenities.

• Active listings total 1516.
• Homes sold in the last 90 days number 835.
• The active list price range is from $174,900 to $3,100,000.
• The housing mix is 0% single-family.
• Assigned schools include Brown's Chapel Elementary School, Stewartsboro Elementary, Rockvale Elementary, and Barfield Elementary.

Housing Market

The median days on market for sold homes in the last 90 days is 30 days, with the middle half of those sales ranging from 11 to 64 days. The market condition is labeled as Balanced.

Amenities in Murfreesboro, TN

Living in Murfreesboro puts daily errands and weekend plans on a map that is easy to read: the historic core centers on the Public Square, while newer retail stretches west along Old Fort Parkway and Medical Center Parkway, and campus activity runs out along MTSU Boulevard. Around the Rutherford County Courthouse, Main Street Murfreesboro keeps the Square active with independent storefronts and regular events, and the Murfreesboro Saturday Market circles the courthouse every Saturday from May 2 through October 31, with farm stands, baked goods, artisan booths, and local musicians woven into the downtown blocks. A few steps from the Square, Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant serves all-day Southern plates, while The Grand Exchange on South Public Square brings books, gifts, and houseplants into one restored storefront that fits the older brick streetscape.

For outdoor Murfreesboro amenities, Old Fort Park sits on Old Fort Parkway with Greenway access, the Kid’s Castle playground, the Adams Tennis Complex, and the newer skate park and pump track gathered into one large park setting. The Murfreesboro Greenway System threads through parks and along the river corridor, linking recreation with everyday movement across town rather than keeping trails tucked away in one corner. Near downtown, Cannonsburgh Village on South Front Street preserves a cluster of historic structures including a gristmill, schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, and the cedar bucket landmark, giving this part of town one of its clearest ties to local history. The Discovery Center at Murfree Spring, just off Southeast Broad Street, adds hands-on exhibits beside wetlands and boardwalk scenery, so things to do in Murfreesboro do not stop at the courthouse square.

West of Interstate 24, The Avenue Murfreesboro at Medical Center Parkway anchors the city’s open-air shopping district, with national retailers and restaurant patios laid out in a walkable retail loop just off the highway. On another side of town, Hop Springs on John Bragg Highway hosts Uncle Dave Macon Days on September 11, 12, and 13, bringing a long-running roots music weekend back to Murfreesboro with performances, contests, vendors, and food in an outdoor festival setting. Before you buy here, expect a broad mix of housing stock, from older street-grid neighborhoods near downtown to newer subdivisions and commercial corridors with curving streets, attached sidewalks in some sections, and more recent construction clustered toward the city’s western side.

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