Blackman Area
Murfreesboro Real Estate
Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate sits in West Murfreesboro’s fastest-growing area — newer homes, a well-regarded school reputation, and direct access to I-24 and I-840 for commuters heading to Nashville, Franklin, or Smyrna. Explore with live market data and 26+ years of local insight.
The median home price in Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate is currently $469,450, with 350 active listings and a Tru Days on Market average of 49. Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS by the Turner Victory Team.
Search Blackman Area HomesBlackman Area Murfreesboro Real Estate — Market Snapshot
Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS. Powered by Tru Insights — the same data our team uses every week to track what is actually happening in the 37128 ZIP code.
About This Data
Blackman Area - West Murfreesboro currently has 3.8 months of supply and an average Tru Days on Market of 49 days. Based on those figures, this market is roughly balanced between buyers and sellers.
Tru Days on Market tracks the total cumulative time a property has been listed across every relist and cancellation. Unlike standard MLS days on market, Tru DOM does not reset to zero when a home is relisted at a lower price.
% of Original Price reflects the average sale price as a percentage of the very first list price before any reductions or relistings. A number below 100% indicates sellers are accepting less than their original ask.
Tru Insights data by Turner Victory Team at Onward Real Estate, Murfreesboro TN. Source: Realtracs MLS. Updated weekly. © 2026 Turner Victory Team.
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What Makes Blackman Area Murfreesboro Real Estate Stand Out
Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate occupies West Murfreesboro — primarily the 37128 ZIP code. Over the past 15 to 20 years it has become the fastest-growing area in Rutherford County. Newer homes, a well-regarded school reputation, and access to both I-24 and I-840 create a combination that consistently draws buyers from across the region.
Most of what you find here was built after 2005, with a large concentration of planned communities developed between 2015 and today. That means open floor plans, larger kitchens, modern finishes, and neighborhood amenities like pools, walking trails, and common green space — all at price points that remain competitive within the broader Murfreesboro market.
Builders have remained very active in this area, which gives buyers real options. It also means sellers in the Blackman area face more direct competition from new construction than sellers in older, more established parts of Murfreesboro. Pricing strategy matters more here than almost anywhere else in Rutherford County. For a deeper look at what this area offers day to day, read our guide on what you need to know about the Blackman area of Murfreesboro.
Newer Construction
Most homes in the Blackman area were built between 2005 and today. Planned communities with modern layouts, updated finishes, and neighborhood amenities are the norm rather than the exception.
Community Feel
Sidewalks, HOA-maintained common areas, pools, and walking trails are common throughout the Blackman area. Neighbors consistently describe it as clean, organized, and well-maintained.
Highway Access
Positioned between I-24 and I-840, the Blackman area gives commuters a direct route to Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, and Smyrna without navigating any part of downtown Murfreesboro.
The Honest Picture — What to Know Before You Decide
Every area has tradeoffs. Here is how we think about Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate in plain terms — because the right neighborhood depends entirely on what matters most to you.
What Works Well Here
- Newer homes with modern floor plans and finishes
- Strong resale history and consistent buyer demand
- Active builder market with new construction options
- Direct access to I-24 and I-840 in multiple directions
- Close to Old Fort Pkwy and Thompson Lane shopping
- Well-maintained subdivisions with HOA amenities
- 55+ community option at Southern Harmony at Del Webb
What to Consider
- Lot sizes tend to be smaller than older Murfreesboro neighborhoods
- Less mature tree coverage than established areas
- New construction competes with resale — pricing strategy matters
- Some subdivisions share a similar look and feel
- HOA fees apply in most planned communities
- If historic character and large lots are priorities, other areas may fit better
Buying New Construction in the Blackman Area
New construction remains very active throughout the Blackman area, and buyers have real options across multiple price points and builders. What many buyers do not realize is that the on-site agent at a model home represents the builder — not you. Their job is to protect the builder’s interest in the contract, not yours.
Having an independent buyer’s agent when buying new construction costs you nothing — builders have the commission built into the price regardless — but it gives you someone at the table who is working entirely for you. Our team works regularly with buyers in active Blackman area subdivisions and knows the specific questions to ask about lot premiums, incentive structures, warranty terms, and closing timelines.
Southern Harmony at Del Webb — Active Adult 55+ Living
Murfreesboro’s premier active adult community sits right here in the Blackman area. Del Webb’s Southern Harmony offers low-maintenance living with resort-style amenities — pools, fitness center, pickleball, and a full social calendar — in one of the most connected locations in Rutherford County.
Where Blackman Area Murfreesboro Real Estate Sits — and Why It Matters
The Blackman area covers West Murfreesboro, bounded by Baker Road to the north, I-24 to the east, Highway 96 / Franklin Road to the south, and the Rutherford / Williamson County line to the west.
That position puts buyers within minutes of Old Fort Pkwy and Thompson Lane — one of Murfreesboro’s most active retail and dining areas — along with straightforward access to everything everyday life requires.
What truly sets Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate apart is the highway picture. Both I-24 and I-840 serve this area directly. Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, and Smyrna are all reachable without navigating downtown Murfreesboro. For buyers who work outside the city, few locations in Rutherford County offer this kind of multi-directional flexibility.
Schools Serving the Blackman Area of Murfreesboro
Homes in the Blackman area may be zoned for Rutherford County Schools or Murfreesboro City Schools depending on your exact street address. These are two separate districts with different grade structures. Zone boundaries change regularly — always verify your specific address before making a buying decision based on school assignment.
Rutherford County Schools
Enter any address to find which RCS school zone it falls in — elementary, middle, and high school all in one lookup.
Look Up Your RCS ZoneMurfreesboro City Schools
MCS serves Pre-K through 6th grade for addresses within Murfreesboro city limits. Use this tool to check if your address falls within the MCS zone.
Look Up Your MCS ZoneHigh Schools (Grades 9-12)
Blackman High School
One of Rutherford County’s most recognized high schools, known for strong academics and athletics. Serves the majority of the Blackman area.
Visit WebsiteRockvale High School
Serves portions of southern Rutherford County including areas near the I-840 area. Some addresses at the southern edge of the Blackman area may fall within this zone.
Visit WebsiteEagleville High School
Serves the Eagleville and far southern Rutherford County area. Possible for some addresses at the outer edges of 37128 near Highway 96.
Visit WebsiteMiddle Schools (Grades 6-8)
Blackman Middle School
Part of the highly regarded Blackman cluster. One of the most requested middle school zones in Rutherford County.
Visit WebsitePoplar Hill Middle School
Serves portions of West Murfreesboro. Some addresses within 37128 may fall within the Poplar Hill attendance zone.
Visit WebsiteRockvale Middle School
Serves the Rockvale area. Possible for addresses in the southern portion of the Blackman area near I-840.
Visit WebsiteEagleville Middle School
Serves the Eagleville area. May apply for addresses near the Highway 96 boundary.
Visit WebsiteElementary Schools (Grades K-5)
Blackman Elementary
Located in the heart of the Blackman area. Most commonly assigned elementary for this area.
Visit WebsitePoplar Hill Elementary
Serves portions of West Murfreesboro. Some 37128 addresses may be zoned here.
Visit WebsiteBrown’s Chapel Elementary
Serves a portion of the West Murfreesboro area. Possible assignment for some Blackman area addresses.
Visit WebsiteRockvale Elementary
Serves the Rockvale area to the south. May apply for addresses near the I-840 and Highway 96 boundary.
Visit WebsiteEagleville Elementary
Serves the Eagleville area. Possible for addresses at the far outer edges near the county line.
Visit WebsiteCentral Magnet School — RCS
Grades 5 through 12. Application-based and consistently ranked among the top schools in Tennessee. Open to all Rutherford County residents regardless of home address. Competitive enrollment with limited seats.
Visit WebsiteMurfreesboro City Schools — Choice Program
MCS serves Pre-K through 6th grade for city-limits addresses. After 6th grade, MCS students transition to RCS. Three application-based choice schools: Bradley Academy (Arts), Hobgood Elementary (STEM), and Mitchell-Neilson (Leadership). Enrollment is limited.
Learn About MCS Choice SchoolsPrivate Schools
Providence Christian Academy
An inter-denominational Pre-K through 12th grade classical Christian school in Murfreesboro. Fully accredited, college preparatory, with a strong emphasis on academic rigor and faith integration.
Visit WebsiteMiddle Tennessee Christian School
A faith-based, college preparatory school serving Pre-K3 through 12th grade in Murfreesboro. Known for high academic standards and a strong Christian community.
Visit WebsiteFranklin Road Christian School
A K-12 Christian school in Murfreesboro. A ministry of Franklin Road Baptist Church offering a Christ-centered education from kindergarten through high school.
Visit WebsiteBlackman Area Market Update
Every week we break down what is happening in Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate and across Rutherford County — new listings, price movements, and what the data means for buyers and sellers right now. No guesswork. Just the numbers.
Subscribe on YouTubeSubdivisions in the Blackman Area of Murfreesboro
Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate includes more than 30 established and newer subdivisions across a wide range of price points — from entry-level communities to custom-home neighborhoods and a dedicated 55+ community.
Southern Harmony at Del Webb
Murfreesboro’s premier active adult community. Low-maintenance living with resort-style amenities — pools, fitness center, and a full social calendar.
View Neighborhood →Shelton Square
Well-established community with brick construction, generous lot sizes, and strong curb appeal. Convenient to Old Fort Pkwy and I-24 access.
View Neighborhood →Smith Farms
A premium community with larger lots and upscale construction. One of the more spacious options for buyers who want room without leaving the Blackman area.
View Neighborhood →Marymont Springs
A newer planned community with modern layouts, community green space, and neighborhood amenities. Popular with buyers looking for updated construction at a mid-range price point.
View Neighborhood →Stovers Glen
A well-maintained community in the heart of the Blackman area. Consistent resale activity and convenient access to I-840 and everyday retail.
View Neighborhood →Puckett Station
A popular community known for consistent demand and a central Blackman area location. Mix of home styles with easy access to everyday retail and dining.
View Neighborhood →Blackman Farm
One of the more established communities bearing the Blackman name. A solid entry point in the area with consistent activity and good highway access.
View Neighborhood →Berkshire
One of the higher-end subdivisions in Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate, featuring larger homes with premium finishes and strong curb appeal throughout.
View Neighborhood →Brighton Park
A community-focused subdivision with sidewalks, open common areas, and consistent resale activity. Well-positioned for commuters with easy access to both interstates.
View Neighborhood →Blackman Oaks
An established community in the Blackman area with consistent resale activity and a well-maintained neighborhood feel.
View Neighborhood →Hampton Park
An established Blackman area neighborhood with a strong resale track record. A range of home sizes makes this one of the more flexible options in the area.
View Neighborhood →Nature Walk
A newer HOA community in the Blackman corridor with modern construction and current floor plans. A straightforward option for buyers who want newer construction in a well-located West Murfreesboro neighborhood.
View Neighborhood →Springhouse
A well-regarded community with consistent demand and a strong location within the Blackman area. Homes here tend to move reliably when priced correctly.
View Neighborhood →Melton Estates
A Lennar community in the Blackman corridor with new construction, HOA management, and convenient I-840 access. Consistent Lennar quality with modern floor plans throughout.
View Neighborhood →Victory Pointe
An established Blackman area neighborhood built by local builder Joe Swanson between 2002 and 2005. Connected layout with convenient I-840 access and proximity to West Murfreesboro retail.
View Neighborhood →More Neighborhoods in the Blackman Area
- Blackman Cove
- Cedar Creek
- Deerfield
- Florence Pointe
- Heatherwood
- Hillwood
- Indian Creek
- Kingdom Ridge
- Royal Glen
- Sycamore Grove
- The Cloister
- Westlawn
Each subdivision will have its own dedicated page with neighborhood-specific market data. Contact our team for guidance on any specific community in the Blackman area.
We Know This Market. We Can Help You Navigate It.
Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate moves fast, and the data tells a specific story — new construction competing with resale, price sensitivity in the mid-range, and strong demand tied to school zones. Knowing which subdivisions are performing well and which are sitting is the kind of insight that comes from tracking this market every single week.
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Homes We Have Listed in This Area
Every home below is an active Turner Victory Team listing in this area. Click any listing for the full property page with photos, neighborhood data, and market context.
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ActiveHomes for Sale in the Blackman Area of Murfreesboro
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Recently Sold Homes in the Blackman Area of Murfreesboro
See what has closed recently in the 37128 ZIP code. Sold data helps buyers understand true market value and helps sellers set realistic pricing expectations.
Blackman Area Real Estate Insights
Data-backed analysis to help you understand what is happening in Blackman area Murfreesboro real estate right now.
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