Lascassas TN Real Estate

Rural living with no city tax — Lascassas offers acreage, farms, and new construction in northeast Rutherford County, just 10 minutes from Murfreesboro. Explore Lascassas TN real estate with live market data and 26+ years of local insight.

The median home price in Lascassas TN real estate is currently $1,024,000, with 20 active listings and a Tru Days on Market average of 69. Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS by the Turner Victory Team.

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6K+ Population (37085)
10 mi From Murfreesboro
39 Median Age
$0 City Tax
53 Market Health Score
Live Market Data

Lascassas TN Real Estate Market Snapshot

Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS. Powered by Tru Insights — no guesswork, just real numbers from the source agents and buyers actually use.

Lascassas Market Snapshot Live Data
$1,024,000 Median Price -6.8% vs Prior Wk
20 Active Listings -13.0% vs Prior Wk
69 Tru Days on Market Tru Insights -25 days
94.2% % of Original Price Tru Insights +0.0%
0 Homes Sold Last Wk
$346 Avg $/Sq Ft +1.6% vs Prior Wk
6.3 Months of Inventory +2 mo
3 New Listings Last Wk
Market analysis by Turner Victory Team. Data sourced from Realtracs MLS. Updated weekly. Tru Insights tracks the original price and total time on market — giving a more accurate view of local market conditions than standard MLS data.
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Why Buyers Are Choosing Lascassas for Space, Schools, and No City Tax


Lascassas is an unincorporated community in northeast Rutherford County, about 10 miles from downtown Murfreesboro. Its name comes from Bartolome de las Casas (1484-1566), a Spanish missionary known as the “Apostle of the Indians.” The area has deep agricultural roots — rolling hills, open pasture, and working farms still define the landscape. In the 1950s, Lascassas gained brief national attention through the Arthur Godfrey Show, when native Rufus Jarman shared stories about community life at Ben Brown’s Grocery. The Lascassas TN real estate market has grown steadily while holding onto that rural character.

Today, new subdivisions with modern farmhouse-style construction have risen alongside established ranches and multi-acre estates. The median home value has climbed from roughly $115,000 in 2000 to approximately $419,000 today. Custom estates on eight or more acres range from $800,000 to $1.5 million. Premium farm properties with 50 to 100+ acres can reach $3 million or more.

Because Lascassas is unincorporated, residents pay county tax only — no city tax at all. The Rutherford County rate of 1.8762 per $100 of assessed value is one of the lowest total tax burdens in the Nashville metro. Lascassas Pike (TN-96) connects directly to Murfreesboro in about 15 minutes. I-24 is roughly 15 minutes away, downtown Nashville is approximately 50 minutes, and Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about the same. Combined with Tennessee’s zero state income tax, Lascassas TN real estate offers a tax-friendly foundation that is hard to match.

Lascassas TN real estate — home for sale on Barlow Lane in northeast Rutherford County

No City Tax

Lascassas is unincorporated — residents pay county tax only at 1.8762 per $100 of assessed value. No city government means no city tax. One of the lowest total property tax burdens in Rutherford County.

Strong Public Schools

Served by Rutherford County Schools. Most students attend Lascassas Elementary (A-minus, Niche), then advance to Oakland Middle (B+) and Oakland High (B+). Zoning varies by address — always verify before buying.

10 Minutes from Murfreesboro

Rural living without isolation. Murfreesboro’s shopping, dining, healthcare, and MTSU are a short drive down Lascassas Pike. I-24 is about 15 minutes. Nashville is 50 minutes via interstate.

Living in Lascassas

What’s Nearby

Daily life in Lascassas centers on country living with Murfreesboro’s amenities just 10 minutes away. These details shape the Lascassas TN real estate experience beyond the property itself.

Shopping & Dining

Smokey’s Market and Deli and Last Stop Market cover daily essentials. Lascassas Feed Supply serves the agricultural community. Maple Bend Bee Supply has everything an apiarist needs. For bigger grocery runs, Kroger is 10 minutes down Lascassas Pike. Downtown Murfreesboro’s Square with restaurants, shops, and the Saturday Farmers Market is about 15 minutes away.

Parks & Outdoor Recreation

Lascassas Ball Park has lit baseball and softball fields, a pavilion, and a playground. Bradley Creek winds through the community and offers wading, fishing, and smallmouth bass. Fall Creek Recreation Area has a boat ramp for creek exploration. Richard Siegel Park (10 minutes) has 21 regulation soccer fields. Barfield Crescent Park and the Murfreesboro Greenway system are about 15 minutes away. Percy Priest Lake for boating is approximately 15 minutes north.

Healthcare

Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford in Murfreesboro is about 15 minutes away and offers a full-service emergency department, surgery center, and specialty clinics. TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center in Smyrna is approximately 20 minutes north. The Tennessee Valley Healthcare System VA campus in Murfreesboro serves veterans and is about 15 minutes away. Urgent care and specialty offices are available throughout Murfreesboro.

Community & Events

The Lascassas Volunteer Fire Department hosts a monthly Fish Fry that draws hundreds from across Middle Tennessee — one of the most popular community events in the county. Jon Haven Farm and Belle Meadows Farm offer scenic wedding and event venues on rolling Tennessee hills. Stones River National Battlefield and Oaklands Mansion are about 20 minutes away. MTSU‘s campus and events are just 10 minutes from the community.

Education

Schools Serving the Lascassas Area

Lascassas is served by Rutherford County Schools — one of Tennessee’s largest districts. Most addresses fall in the Oakland school zone. Always verify zoning before buying Lascassas TN real estate.

Rutherford County Schools (RCS)

RCS serves all public school students in the Lascassas area. Zoning can vary by street, so always verify before buying.

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Central Magnet School

Grades 5 through 12. Application-based and consistently ranked among the top schools in Tennessee. Open to all Rutherford County residents.

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Elementary Schools

Most Lascassas students attend Lascassas Elementary (A-minus, Niche). Some addresses are zoned for Walter Hill Elementary or Kittrell Elementary depending on location within the 37085 ZIP code.

Lascassas Elementary

PreK through 5th grade. Rated A-minus by Niche. The primary elementary school serving the Lascassas community.

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Walter Hill Elementary

PreK through 5th grade. Serves portions of the Lascassas area depending on zoning.

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Kittrell Elementary

PreK through 5th grade. Rated B by Niche. Serves some addresses in the broader 37085 ZIP.

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Middle & High Schools

The majority of Lascassas students attend Oakland Middle and Oakland High — both rated B+ by Niche with strong athletics and academics.

Oakland Middle School

Grades 6 through 8. Rated B+ by Niche. Serves the majority of Lascassas area students.

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Oakland High School

Grades 9 through 12. Rated B+ by Niche. Strong athletics and academics serving the Lascassas corridor.

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Private & Independent Schools

Lascassas and the surrounding area are home to several private and independent schools offering a range of educational approaches.

Saint Rose of Lima Catholic School

Pre-K through 8th grade. Catholic education with strong academics in Murfreesboro.

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Providence Christian Academy

Pre-K through 12th grade. College preparatory, Christian-based education in Murfreesboro.

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Middle Tennessee Christian School

Pre-K through 12th grade. Christian education with strong academics and athletics in Murfreesboro.

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Franklin Road Christian School

Pre-K through 12th grade. Faith-based education serving the Murfreesboro community.

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School zone boundaries in Rutherford County change regularly and can vary by street. Always verify your school zone with the official district zoning tools linked above before making a Lascassas TN real estate purchase based on school assignments. Our team is happy to help you navigate the process during your home search.
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Neighborhoods

Popular Lascassas Neighborhoods & Communities

From established subdivisions to sprawling acreage tracts, Lascassas TN real estate offers something different than what you will find in the larger cities.

Chestnut Valley

Off East Jefferson Pike. Won Best Neighborhood in Rutherford County. All-brick homes on cul-de-sac layouts. Built since 2008. Zoned for Lascassas Elementary, Oakland Middle, and Oakland High.

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Farmington

Off Lascassas Pike and Barlow Lane. Modern rustic farmhouse-style homes with privacy fencing and flat lots from a quarter to half an acre. Streets include Farmington Road, Grainfield Court, and Home Place.

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Greystone

Established community in the heart of Lascassas with all-brick ranch-style homes on half-acre or larger lots. Mature trees, covered front porches, and single-level living.

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Rolling Meadows

Rated one of the safest and best neighborhoods in Lascassas. Newer construction with modern floor plans, open layouts, and generous lot sizes. A community with strong property values.

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Remington Estates

Traditional subdivision with primary bedrooms on the main level and spacious bonus rooms. Convenient location with easy access to Lascassas Pike. Oakland school zone.

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Acreage & Farm Properties

The heart of Lascassas TN real estate. Custom homes on 5 to 100+ acres, equestrian estates, working cattle and horse farms, and raw land with creek frontage. Many properties are USDA-eligible.

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Lascassas real estate includes everything from starter homes to multi-million dollar estates on working farmland. Contact our team for guidance on the property that fits your goals.

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Homes for Sale in Lascassas TN

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Frequently Asked Questions

Lascassas TN Real Estate: What You Need to Know

The current median home price in Lascassas is $1,024,000. However, pricing in the Lascassas TN real estate market varies widely based on lot size and property type. Subdivision homes in Chestnut Valley, Greystone, and Remington Estates start in the $300,000s. Newer construction in Farmington and Rolling Meadows ranges from the $400,000s to $700,000s. Custom estates on eight or more acres range from $800,000 to $1.5 million. Premium farm properties with 50 to 100+ acres can reach $3 million or more.
Lascassas consistently ranks among the best places to live in Tennessee for those who want space and safety. The CAP Index Crime Score is 1 — the lowest possible rating. There is no city tax because Lascassas is unincorporated. Lascassas Elementary earns an A-minus from Niche and Oakland High earns a B+. The median household income is approximately $123,000, nearly double the Tennessee average. About 88.8% of residents own their homes — one of the highest owner-occupancy rates in the state. Lascassas TN real estate offers rural character with Murfreesboro just 10 minutes away.
Lascassas offers one of the widest ranges of property types in Rutherford County. You can find newer subdivision homes on quarter-acre to half-acre lots with modern farmhouse designs, established all-brick ranches from the 1970s and 1980s on spacious lots, custom-built estates on multi-acre parcels, equestrian properties with barns and fencing, working cattle and horse farms, and raw land with approved perc sites for custom builds. Many properties have no HOA.
Lascassas is approximately 10 miles northeast of downtown Murfreesboro, roughly a 15-minute drive via Lascassas Pike (TN-96). Nashville is about 40 miles to the northwest, approximately 50 minutes via I-24. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is roughly 40 miles away. I-24 is approximately 15 minutes from most Lascassas properties. The average commute time for Lascassas residents is about 33 minutes.
Lascassas is served by Rutherford County Schools. Most students attend Lascassas Elementary (PreK-5, rated A-minus by Niche), Oakland Middle School (rated B+), and Oakland High School (rated B+). Some addresses are zoned for Kittrell Elementary (rated B). Central Magnet School is a top-ranked application-based option for grades 5-12 open to all county residents. Private options in Murfreesboro include Providence Christian Academy, Middle Tennessee Christian School, Saint Rose of Lima Catholic School, and Franklin Road Christian School. Always verify your school zone with the official RCS zoning tool before buying.
Lascassas Ball Park has lit baseball and softball fields, a pavilion, and a playground. Bradley Creek runs through the community and offers fishing, wading, and scenic walks. The Lascassas Volunteer Fire Department hosts a monthly Fish Fry that draws hundreds from across Middle Tennessee. Fall Creek Recreation Area provides boat ramp access for creek exploration. Jon Haven Farm and Belle Meadows Farm host weddings and events on scenic rolling hills. Richard Siegel Park with 21 soccer fields is about 10 minutes away. Downtown Murfreesboro’s Square, restaurants, and entertainment are 15 minutes south.
Yes — farms and land are central to the Lascassas TN real estate market. Available properties include raw acreage with approved perc sites for custom builds, working cattle and horse farms, equestrian estates with barns and fencing, and large tracts with creek frontage, ponds, and rolling hills. Properties range from 5 acres to over 100 acres. Many Lascassas properties are USDA-eligible for 100% financing. Our team can help you evaluate land, navigate well and septic requirements, and find the right property.
No. Lascassas is an unincorporated community, which means there is no city government and no city tax. Residents pay only the Rutherford County property tax rate of 1.8762 per $100 of assessed value. Combined with Tennessee’s zero state income tax, this makes Lascassas one of the most tax-friendly areas in the Nashville metro. For a home assessed at $400,000, the annual property tax would be roughly $1,875 — significantly lower than what you would pay in incorporated cities like Murfreesboro, Smyrna, or Nashville where city tax is added on top of the county rate.
Lascassas has seen steady growth over the past two decades, with the median home value climbing from approximately $115,000 in 2000 to roughly $419,000 today. New subdivision construction continues to come online, and demand from buyers seeking rural living near Murfreesboro keeps pushing values upward. The combination of no city tax, strong schools, low crime, and limited supply creates conditions that have historically supported long-term appreciation. As with any investment, results vary by property — our team uses live MLS data to help you evaluate specific opportunities.
Lascassas is an unincorporated community of about 6,000 residents — compared to Murfreesboro (165,000+), Smyrna (60,000+), and La Vergne (41,000+). Its biggest advantage is no city tax — only county tax applies, which is lower than any incorporated city in the county. Lascassas is closer to Murfreesboro (10 minutes) than Eagleville (25 minutes), with a different school zone (Oakland vs Eagleville K-12). Both communities offer acreage and farm properties, but Lascassas has more subdivision options. For buyers who prioritize space, low taxes, and strong schools close to Murfreesboro, Lascassas is a top choice.

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Market analysis by Turner Victory Team. Data sourced from Realtracs MLS and Tru Insights platform. Updated weekly. © 2026 Turner Victory Team at Onward Real Estate. All rights reserved.