Murfreesboro

Murfreesboro homes for sale include a housing stock centered on attached and multi-unit properties, with 0% single-family in the mix. Homes in Murfreesboro sit within the city of Murfreesboro in Rutherford County, with access to major roads that connect to nearby commercial corridors and employment areas. Murfreesboro real estate here is shaped by a wide spread of list prices and a market that is currently labeled Balanced.

About Murfreesboro

This part of Murfreesboro is tied to city streets and regional routes that support cross-town travel and access to surrounding parts of Rutherford County. The area sits near established corridors used for daily commuting and local errands, and homes in Murfreesboro here are positioned within the broader city grid rather than on isolated residential streets.

• 0% single-family in the housing mix
• Attached and multi-unit housing stock
• Access to major city roads and regional connectors
• Assigned schools include Brown's Chapel Elementary School, Mitchell-Neilson Elementary, Stewartsboro Elementary, and Rockvale Elementary
• Part of the broader Murfreesboro real estate market

Housing Market

The median sold price in the last 90 days was $432,900. The median days on market for sold homes in the last 90 days was 31 days, and the middle half of those sales fell between 13 to 66 days. There were 811 homes sold in the last 90 days. There are 1497 active listings, with active list prices from $174,900 to $3,100,000.

Amenities in Murfreesboro, TN

Living in Murfreesboro puts day-to-day errands and downtown stops on a clear grid anchored by the Public Square, Broad Street, Memorial Boulevard, and Medical Center Parkway. Around the Rutherford County Historic Courthouse, Joanie’s Public Square serves breakfast and coffee right on the Square, while Puckett’s Murfreesboro fronts the same downtown core with live music on select nights. A few blocks away, Center for the Arts sits in historic downtown near the Square with stage productions and gallery space woven into the street-level mix of shops and restaurants. On Saturdays from May 2 through October 31, the Murfreesboro Saturday Market wraps around the inner circle of the courthouse from 8:00 a.m. to noon, adding one of the most consistent recurring things to do in Murfreesboro right in the middle of downtown.

Across the city, Murfreesboro amenities spread out along the main commercial corridors and park system rather than clustering in one pocket. The Avenue Murfreesboro lines Medical Center Parkway with open-air retail, and Barnes & Noble, Another Broken Egg, and Bar Louie are all part of that center. Near North Maney Avenue and Roberts Street, Oaklands Park pairs the grounds of Oaklands Mansion with walking paths through the arboretum and wetlands. At Maney and Broad streets, the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring sits beside the Murfree Spring Wetlands, and that natural area ties into the Murfreesboro Greenway System, which links parks, creek corridors, and trailheads across town. Old Fort Park connects into that same greenway network near the city’s central east-west routes, while Cannonsburgh Village on South Front Street preserves a cluster of historic buildings just south of downtown.

For larger outdoor spaces, Barfield Crescent Park occupies the southern side of Murfreesboro with backcountry trails and broad wooded acreage, while Sports*Com on Memorial Boulevard adds indoor recreation and the seasonal Boro Beach outdoor pool. Downtown Nashville is a 65 minute drive from this neighborhood. Nashville International Airport is a 52 minute drive from this neighborhood. Before you buy here, expect housing stock to range from established streets with older single-family homes near the historic core to newer subdivisions and corridor development spreading outward along the city’s major roads.

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