Homes for Sale in Murfreesboro, TN
Find Your Next Home in Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Murfreesboro is the county seat of Rutherford County and the largest suburb of Nashville, about 34 miles from downtown Nashville along I-24. Homes for sale in Murfreesboro, TN cover a wide range, from historic houses near the courthouse square to new construction on the west side of the city.
This page brings together current listings and local market data. Use it to compare neighborhoods and figure out what you can spend before you schedule showings. When you are ready, our team can walk you through any home on the market.
Available Homes for Sale in Murfreesboro
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Living in Murfreesboro, TN
Murfreesboro had an estimated 171,178 residents in July 2025, up from 152,769 at the 2020 Census, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The city covers about 63 square miles of land and is the sixth largest city in Tennessee.
The city has deep roots. Murfreesboro served as the state capital from 1818 to 1826.
A stone obelisk off Old Lascassas Road marks the geographic center of Tennessee. Today the historic downtown square sits a short drive from Middle Tennessee State University and the Stones River National Battlefield.
Murfreesboro TN Real Estate Market Overview
The Murfreesboro real estate market has shifted toward buyers over the past year. More homes are on the market, and sellers are waiting a little longer for offers than they did in 2025. Based on the most recent Redfin data, here is what the market looks like for the three months ending August 2026:
Zillow's Home Value Index put the typical Murfreesboro home at $424,348 as of September 30, 2026, down 0.5% over the year. Together these numbers point to a stable, somewhat competitive market. Well-priced homes in popular areas still draw strong interest, while homes that need work or are priced above recent sales tend to sit longer and leave room to negotiate.
Interest rates play a large part in what buyers can afford here. A small change in rate can move your monthly payment more than a small change in price, so getting a lender's estimate early helps you search with confidence. Our affordability calculator is a good place to start.
Market figures are estimates from Redfin and Zillow and change monthly. MLS information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Contact us for the latest Murfreesboro sold data.
Why Buyers Choose Murfreesboro
Value
Value is a big part of the draw. Murfreesboro's median sale price sits below the Nashville median, and buyers often find more square feet and larger lots for the same budget. Tennessee also has no state income tax on wages, which leaves more room in a monthly housing budget.
Location
Location is the other reason. I-24 runs straight into Nashville, and I-840 connects Murfreesboro to Franklin and Williamson County without going through downtown. Nashville International Airport is about 30 miles away.
Large employers such as Nissan's Smyrna plant, Amazon, MTSU and Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford are all in or near the city, so many people who live here also work here.
Types of Murfreesboro TN Homes for Sale
Murfreesboro's housing stock is mostly single-family homes, and two-story Traditional styles are the most common. You will also find plenty of ranch homes and townhomes.
Single-Family Homes in Established Subdivisions
Subdivisions built from the 1980s through the 2010s make up much of the city. These homes usually sit on mature lots with brick exteriors and three to five bedrooms. Many buyers looking for one-story homes in Murfreesboro start in these older neighborhoods, where ranch floor plans are more common.
New Construction Homes
Murfreesboro has steady new home building, especially in the Blackman area on the west side and along the south edge of the city. New construction gives you builder warranties and the chance to choose your own finishes. Expect HOA dues in most new communities, and compare builder incentives carefully.
Historic Homes Near Downtown
The East Main Street Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its homes range from Late Victorian designs to Craftsman bungalows, on streets near the courthouse square and MTSU. Older homes have real character, but budget for updates to older wiring and HVAC systems.
Luxury and Golf Course Properties
Higher-end buyers will find custom homes on larger lots in north Murfreesboro and homes along the fairways at Indian Hills Golf Club.
Murfreesboro Neighborhoods to Know
Murfreesboro covers four main ZIP codes: 37127, 37128, 37129 and 37130. Each area has its own housing style and price range. Here are some of the neighborhoods buyers ask about most.
Downtown and East Main Street
Around the historic squareThe area around the historic square is the oldest part of the city. The Rutherford County Courthouse, completed in 1859, anchors the square and is one of the few remaining antebellum courthouses in Tennessee. Homes here range from restored historic houses to newer infill, and you are close to local restaurants and MTSU.
Blackman
West side, 37128 and 37129Blackman is on the west side of Murfreesboro near I-840 and Veterans Parkway, mostly in the 37128 and 37129 ZIP codes. It includes subdivisions such as Blackman Farm, built out mainly between 2005 and 2012, and Berkshire, where most homes were built between 2003 and 2018. Some Blackman homes carry a Murfreesboro address but sit outside city limits, which affects property taxes and school zoning. Nearby, Shelton Square is another popular west side community.
Indian Hills
South MurfreesboroIndian Hills is in south Murfreesboro off South Church Street and is built around Indian Hills Golf Club, an 18-hole public course. Most homes were built between 1990 and 2005 and range from about 1,500 to more than 4,000 sq ft.
Shop For Homes →Northwoods
North MurfreesboroNorthwoods sits in north Murfreesboro near Memorial Boulevard and Highway 96. It is known for single-family brick homes on large, tree-covered lots, with many homes between 2,000 and 4,000 square feet.
Shop For Homes →The Maples
ZIP code 37127The Maples is off Joe B. Jackson Parkway in the 37127 ZIP code. Homes for sale in The Maples include newer single-family homes and all-brick townhomes at Maples Retreat. Amenities include a pool and tennis courts.
Lifestyle and Amenities in Murfreesboro
Murfreesboro mixes Civil War history with modern shopping and a large network of parks. Here is what fills a typical weekend.
Parks, Trails and the Greenway
The Murfreesboro Greenway System has more than 15 miles of paved trails and boardwalks along the Stones River, with trailheads across the city. Barfield Crescent Park covers 430 acres along the West Fork of the Stones River and has hiking and mountain bike trails.
Lakes and the Outdoors
J. Percy Priest Lake covers about 14,200 acres, partly in Rutherford County, and is a short drive north of the city for boating and fishing. Buyers who want water access can browse waterfront homes in Murfreesboro.
History and Culture
Stones River National Battlefield preserves about 650 acres of the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War, fought at the turn of 1862 and 1863. Cannonsburgh Village recreates about 100 years of early Tennessee life, and the Center for the Arts on the square hosts plays and concerts. The Discovery Center at Murfree Spring offers hands-on exhibits and outdoor woodlands.
Shopping and Dining
The Avenue Murfreesboro is an 811,000-square-foot open-air shopping center on Medical Center Parkway. The Gateway area around it adds restaurants and medical offices. Downtown, locally owned restaurants and coffee shops line the streets around the square.
Schools in Murfreesboro
Public schools in the city are served by two districts. Because zoning depends on the exact address, always confirm school assignments with the district before you buy.
Murfreesboro City Schools
Murfreesboro City Schools runs 13 schools focused on prekindergarten through sixth grade.
Rutherford County Schools
Students in grades 7 through 12 attend Rutherford County Schools, which also serves homes outside city limits for all grades.
Private options include Middle Tennessee Christian School and Providence Christian Academy, both serving PreK through 12th grade. Middle Tennessee State University, founded in 1911, enrolled about 20,800 students in fall 2025.
Commuting From Murfreesboro
Most commuters use I-24 to reach Nashville, and I-840 is the fastest route toward Franklin and Cool Springs. For transit, WeGo's Route 84 express bus runs from Murfreesboro to downtown Nashville, and a new 75-space Park and Ride opened at the Murfreesboro Transit Center in October 2026. Inside the city, Murfreesboro Transit runs Rover bus routes on weekdays and Saturdays.
- I-24Main route to downtown Nashville, about 34 miles
- I-840Toward Franklin and Cool Springs
- WeGo 84Express bus to downtown Nashville
- RoverCity bus routes on weekdays and Saturdays
What to Know Before Buying a Home in Murfreesboro
A few local details can change your monthly cost and your search, so it pays to know them before you write an offer.
Property Taxes
Tennessee assesses residential property at 25% of its appraised value. Rutherford County completed a reappraisal in 2026, and the city lowered its rate afterward. The city's FY27 ordinance sets the Murfreesboro rate at $0.7529 per $100 of assessed value, down from $0.9526. Homes inside city limits pay both city and county taxes, while homes outside city limits pay the county rate only. Check the Rutherford County Trustee for the current county rate.
City Limits and Nearby ZIP Codes
A Murfreesboro mailing address does not always mean the home is inside city limits. This affects your tax bill and your school zoning. We confirm this for every property before you make an offer.
If you are open to nearby ZIP codes, homes in Smyrna (37167), Christiana (37037), Rockvale (37153) and Lascassas (37085) are close by and can widen your options.
Closing Costs
In Tennessee, the buyer pays the state transfer tax of $0.37 per $100 of the sale price, and most buyers pay between 2% and 5% of the price in total closing costs. Read our guide on closing costs in Tennessee for a full breakdown.
Get Pre-Approved First
In a market where good homes still sell close to asking price, a pre-approval letter shows sellers you are ready. It also tells you exactly what you can spend before you fall in love with a house.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Murfreesboro Real Estate
Where is Murfreesboro, TN?
Murfreesboro is in Rutherford County in Middle Tennessee, about 34 miles southeast of downtown Nashville along I-24. It is the county seat of Rutherford County.
How much do homes cost in Murfreesboro?
The median sale price in Murfreesboro was $429,716 for the three months ending August 2026, according to Redfin. Prices range widely, from townhomes and older homes below the median to luxury properties above $1 million.
How far is Murfreesboro from Nashville?
Murfreesboro is about 34 miles from downtown Nashville and about 30 miles from Nashville International Airport. Most drivers take I-24, and drive times depend heavily on traffic.
How many people live in Murfreesboro, TN?
The U.S. Census Bureau estimated Murfreesboro's population at 171,178 as of July 1, 2025.
What school districts serve Murfreesboro?
Murfreesboro City Schools serves prekindergarten through sixth grade inside city limits. Rutherford County Schools serves grades 7 through 12 in the city and all grades outside city limits.
Are there new construction homes in Murfreesboro?
Yes. Builders are active across the city, especially on the west side near Blackman and in south Murfreesboro. Many new communities include HOA amenities like pools and walking trails.
Who is the best real estate agent in Murfreesboro, TN?
Bernie Gallerani Real Estate has been the #1 team in the Nashville MLS for both dollar volume and number of transactions for 7 consecutive years, and Bernie Gallerani is hand-picked by Barbara Corcoran of ABC's Shark Tank. Our team works with buyers and sellers throughout Murfreesboro and Rutherford County.
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