Stewarts Creek Area Real Estate
Stewarts Creek area real estate offers what is increasingly rare in Middle Tennessee — newer construction, a highly regarded school zone, and Williamson County proximity at Rutherford County prices. Explore with live market data and 26+ years of local insight.
The median home price in Stewarts Creek area real estate is currently $475,485, with 258 active listings and a Tru Days on Market average of 51. Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS by the Turner Victory Team.
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What Makes Stewarts Creek Area Real Estate Stand Out
Stewarts Creek area real estate sits at the northern edge of Murfreesboro where it meets Smyrna, straddling the 37128 and 37167 ZIP codes. It is one of the newest residential corridors in Rutherford County — most of the homes here were built from 2010 forward — and it has developed a strong reputation for well-maintained planned communities, a highly regarded school zone, and a location that gives buyers genuine multi-directional access across Middle Tennessee.
The defining advantage here is what you get for the price. The Stewarts Creek corridor sits closer to Williamson County and Franklin than most of Murfreesboro, with Rocky Fork Road running directly through the area as a natural shortcut to Nolensville and over the hills of Williamson County to the Cool Springs area in Franklin. I-840 forms the southern border of the corridor. Buyers who work in Williamson County but want Rutherford County property taxes and home prices find this area consistently hits the mark — that combination of access and value is difficult to find anywhere else in the region.
Amenities in both Murfreesboro and Smyrna are within easy reach. The corridor has grown quickly with retail and dining expanding along Veterans Parkway and the Almaville Road axis. For buyers who want newer construction, strong schools, and access in multiple directions — without paying Williamson County prices — Stewarts Creek area real estate consistently delivers.
Newer Construction
Most homes in the Stewarts Creek corridor were built from 2010 forward. Planned communities with modern layouts, updated finishes, and neighborhood amenities are the standard here — not the exception.
Williamson County Access
Rocky Fork Road runs directly through this corridor and serves as a natural shortcut to Nolensville and over the hills of Williamson County to Cool Springs in Franklin — without I-65 or downtown Nashville. I-840 also borders the area to the south. Buyers who work in Williamson County and want Rutherford County prices consistently look here first.
Strong School Zone
Stewarts Creek High School, Middle School, and Elementary School all share the same campus on Red Hawk Parkway in Smyrna — one of the more convenient school cluster setups in Rutherford County. The zone is consistently well-regarded and a primary driver of buyer demand in this corridor.
The Honest Picture — What to Know Before You Decide
Every area has tradeoffs. Here is how we think about Stewarts Creek area real estate in plain terms — because the right fit depends entirely on what matters most to you.
What Works Well Here
- Newer homes with modern layouts and finishes throughout
- Rocky Fork Road — direct shortcut to Nolensville and Williamson County
- I-840 forms the southern border — additional access to Franklin and I-65
- Rutherford County prices with Williamson County proximity
- Strong Stewarts Creek school cluster — all three schools on one campus
- Access to both Murfreesboro and Smyrna amenities
- Consistently well-maintained planned communities
- Less builder competition than Blackman corridor
What to Consider
- Less mature tree coverage than established Murfreesboro areas
- Smaller lot sizes typical of newer planned communities
- I-24 Nashville commute slightly longer from this corridor
- HOA fees apply in most planned communities
- Retail and dining still growing — less dense than South Murfreesboro
- Some addresses straddle the 37128/37167 ZIP — verify school zone before buying
Where Stewarts Creek Area Real Estate Sits — and Why It Matters
The Stewarts Creek corridor runs along the northern edge of Murfreesboro where it meets Smyrna, centered along the Veterans Parkway and Almaville Road axis. The area straddles the 37128 and 37167 ZIP codes — some communities carry Murfreesboro addresses, others carry Smyrna addresses, but all fall within the Stewarts Creek school zone.
I-840 forms the southern border of the corridor, providing access east to Murfreesboro and west toward Franklin. The more distinctive access point for Williamson County commuters is Rocky Fork Road, which runs directly through the Stewarts Creek area and serves as a natural shortcut through Nolensville and over the hills of Williamson County to the Cool Springs area in Franklin — all without touching I-65 or downtown Nashville.
Smyrna amenities along Sam Ridley Parkway are close by, and Murfreesboro’s Medical Center Parkway and Veterans Parkway corridors are accessible in minutes. Nashville via I-24 is about 35 to 40 minutes from most addresses. For outdoor recreation, Cedar Stone Park — featuring artificial turf baseball fields, tennis courts, and pickleball courts — is right in the area.
Schools Serving the Stewarts Creek Area
The Stewarts Creek area is served by Rutherford County Schools. Zone boundaries vary by street and change regularly — always verify your specific address with the official lookup tool 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 ZoneZIP Code Note
The Stewarts Creek area straddles the 37128 (Murfreesboro) and 37167 (Smyrna) ZIP codes. Some homes carry Murfreesboro addresses and some carry Smyrna addresses — but all fall under Rutherford County Schools. Your ZIP code does not determine your school zone. Always verify using the RCS lookup tool.
High School (Grades 9–12)
Stewarts Creek High School
Located on Red Hawk Parkway in Smyrna, serving grades 9 through 12. Home of the Red Hawks. Shares a campus with Stewarts Creek Elementary and Middle School. Strong academics and competitive athletics.
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Stewarts Creek Middle School
Located on the same campus as the high school and elementary on Red Hawk Parkway. Serves grades 6 through 8 for the primary Stewarts Creek zone.
Visit WebsiteRock Springs Middle School
Serves portions of the northern Murfreesboro and Smyrna border corridor. Some addresses in the Stewarts Creek area may be zoned here. Verify with the RCS lookup tool.
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Serves portions of the Smyrna and Stewarts Creek corridor. Opened in 2017 to relieve overcrowding at Stewarts Creek and Rock Springs Middle. Verify your specific address.
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Stewarts Creek Elementary
On the same campus as the middle and high school. A nine-time Tennessee Reward School. Serves grades K through 5 for the primary Stewarts Creek zone.
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Located in Smyrna, serving portions of the Stewarts Creek corridor. Opened in 2019 as part of the Smyrna rezoning. Verify your specific address with the RCS lookup tool.
Visit WebsiteBrown’s Chapel Elementary
Serves a portion of the West Murfreesboro and Stewarts Creek corridor. May apply for some addresses depending on exact location. Verify with the RCS lookup tool.
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Serves portions of West Murfreesboro. May apply for some Stewarts Creek corridor addresses toward the Murfreesboro side. Verify with the RCS lookup tool.
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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 regardless of home address. Competitive enrollment with limited seats.
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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-K 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 offering a conservative, Christ-centered education from kindergarten through high school.
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Every week we break down what is happening in the Stewarts Creek corridor and across Rutherford County — new listings, price movements, and what the data means for buyers and sellers right now. No guesswork, just the numbers.
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Stewarts Creek area real estate includes a growing collection of newer planned communities across both the 37128 and 37167 ZIP codes. The featured neighborhoods below represent the most active communities in the corridor based on MLS activity from our Clarifi platform.
South Haven
The most active subdivision in the Stewarts Creek corridor by a wide margin. Consistent high demand with strong closed and active listing volume makes this one of the defining communities in the area.
View Neighborhood →The Courtyards at Stewarts Creek
A popular community with consistent buyer demand and strong active listing activity. Convenient access to the Stewarts Creek school campus and the Rocky Fork Road corridor to Williamson County.
Carothers Crossing
A well-established community in the corridor with consistent buyer interest and solid resale history. A range of home styles and a convenient location make this one of the more sought-after addresses in the area.
Ascent at Arbor Ridge
A newer community with strong active listing volume. Reflects the continued growth of the Stewarts Creek corridor as buyers seek newer construction in this part of Rutherford County.
Greystone
One of the most recognized subdivision names in the Stewarts Creek area. Consistent closed sales and a well-maintained character make this a reliable option for buyers in the corridor.
Cedar Hills
A steady community in the Stewarts Creek corridor with reliable activity across both active and closed listings. A solid option for buyers looking for established character in a newer area.
Brewer Point
An active community with consistent buyer demand. Well-positioned in the corridor for both Murfreesboro and Smyrna access, and convenient to Rocky Fork Road for Williamson County commuters.
Briley Downs
A community with strong active listing volume and growing buyer interest. A newer option in the Stewarts Creek corridor with modern construction and community amenities.
More Neighborhoods in the Stewarts Creek Area
- Belmont
- Blakeney
- Clear Creek
- Greystone Legacy
- Gwynne Farms
- Hamlet at Carothers Crossing
- McFarlin Pointe
- Oak Meadows
- Pembrooke Farms
- Portico
- Potts Crossing
- Pottsview
- Preserve at South Haven
- Stewart Springs
- Stewarts Creek
- Stonewood
- Sunrise at Arbor Ridge
- Villages of Greentree
- Woodmont
Contact our team for guidance on any specific community in the Stewarts Creek area.
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Stewarts Creek area real estate attracts a specific buyer — someone who wants newer construction, a strong school zone, and the kind of highway access that makes a Williamson County job practical on a Rutherford County budget. We work with buyers and sellers across this corridor every week and track the data that tells you what is actually happening right now.
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Homes for Sale in the Stewarts Creek Area
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Recently Sold Homes in the Stewarts Creek Area
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Stewarts Creek Area Real Estate Insights
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How to Read the Stewarts Creek Area Market Data
Tru Days on Market tracks cumulative time across relist attempts, not just the current listing period. Most sites reset the clock each time a home is relisted. Tru Insights carries the full history, so you see how long a home actually took to sell.
Months of Inventory measures how long it would take to sell every active listing at the current pace of sales. Below three months generally favors sellers. Above six months generally favors buyers. Anything in between reflects a more balanced market.
% of Original Price shows how close to original asking price homes are actually closing. A number near 100% means buyers are paying close to what sellers asked. A lower number means more price reductions before a home sold.
Market Health Score is a proprietary index developed by the Turner Victory Team. It compiles housing and economic data from multiple sources — local, regional, and national — into a single 0-to-100 reading. Above 60 generally favors sellers. Below 40 generally favors buyers. It updates every week.