Creeksbend

MURFREESBORO’S ESTABLISHED NEW CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY

Location & Daily Life in Creeksbend

Creeksbend sits in the southeastern corner of Murfreesboro in zip code 37129, just off Veterans Parkway near the interchange with State Route 840. That location means you’re inside the city limits with full access to Murfreesboro’s retail, restaurants, and medical services, yet the neighborhood itself feels removed from the main commercial corridors. Neighbors regularly comment on how quiet the streets feel given how close everything is.

The 840 access is a genuine convenience for residents who commute toward Smyrna, La Vergne, or connect to I-24 heading into Nashville. Murfreesboro’s main shopping corridor along Medical Center Parkway is about 10 minutes northwest, and the Avenue Murfreesboro is a similar drive. Stones River National Battlefield and Barfield Crescent Park are both within easy reach for outdoor recreation.

Inside the subdivision, residents enjoy walking trails, sidewalks throughout, and a neighborhood park. Underground utilities keep the streetscape clean. The combination of mature trees along the creek corridor and newer construction on the interior streets gives the community a settled feel even on the newer sections that Ole South continues to build out.

The Homes in Creeksbend

Creeksbend is an Ole South Properties community, one of Middle Tennessee’s most recognized builders of affordably priced new construction. Ole South has been building in this neighborhood since approximately 2009 and continues to add new phases, meaning buyers can choose between resale homes with established landscaping or brand-new construction depending on their preference and timeline.

Floor plans range from compact single-story designs starting around 1,311 square feet up to two-story homes approaching 2,802 square feet. Ole South’s lineup in Creeksbend includes the 1335, 1441, 1624, and larger plans, with three to five bedrooms and two-car attached garages standard across all plans. Many plans include all kitchen appliances as part of the base price, which is a notable value compared to builders in higher price tiers.

Exterior construction typically combines vinyl siding with stone accents, and a meaningful share of homes use hardboard siding paired with stone for a slightly more elevated look. Lot sizes in Creeksbend run larger than most new construction communities in Rutherford County, averaging around a third of an acre with some lots reaching nearly an acre. Those generous yard sizes set Creeksbend apart from denser townhome-style communities that have proliferated across Murfreesboro in recent years.

About a third of closed sales over the past 12 months included a primary bedroom on the main floor, reflecting the variety of plan configurations available. Two-story homes make up the majority of the resale inventory, though Ole South continues to offer single-story options for buyers who prefer one-level living.

Creeksbend Market Data

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in Creeksbend

Recently Sold Homes in Creeksbend

Amenities

Creeksbend was designed with walkability in mind for a suburban neighborhood. The community includes walking trails that connect through the subdivision, sidewalks on both sides of the main streets, and a neighborhood park. Underground utilities are standard throughout, which eliminates the overhead lines that clutter the streetscape in older Murfreesboro subdivisions.

The creek corridor that runs along part of the community provides a natural buffer and some green space that larger, denser developments don’t offer. Most homes have two-car garages and usable backyard space given the larger-than-average lot sizes. The HOA keeps costs minimal at around $25 per month, covering neighborhood maintenance without the fees associated with pool or clubhouse communities.

Residents have quick access to Barfield Crescent Park, one of Murfreesboro’s largest parks with over 1,600 acres of trails, disc golf, sports fields, and greenways. The park is roughly a 10-minute drive from most streets in Creeksbend.

Schools

Creeksbend sits entirely within Rutherford County, served by Rutherford County Schools. Students in the subdivision are zoned to one of two elementary schools depending on their specific street: Wilson Elementary School serves most of the community, while a portion of homes are zoned for Walter Hill Elementary School. Both feed into Siegel Middle School and Siegel High School for grades 6 through 12.

Siegel High School is one of the larger comprehensive high schools in Rutherford County, offering a broad range of AP courses, athletics, and extracurricular programs. Rutherford County Schools consistently ranks among the stronger county school systems in Middle Tennessee, which is a meaningful draw for families relocating from outside the area.

Families should verify their specific elementary school assignment with Rutherford County Schools, as the boundary between Wilson and Walter Hill can depend on the exact street address within the subdivision.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru

Over the past 12 months, Compass and Parks agents represented 9.4% of all transactions in Creeksbend, with 3 of 32 closed sales involving a Compass agent on either the listing or buying side. In a neighborhood dominated by a single builder’s agent network, having an experienced buyer’s agent who knows how to negotiate new construction contracts, builder incentives, and inspection timelines is a real advantage.

Patrick Higgins leads the Nashville Home Guru team at Compass, ranked the #1 real estate team in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal RealTrends survey. Patrick has completed over 1,100 transactions and $500 million in career residential sales across Middle Tennessee, with six RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent designations. That track record means he has negotiated dozens of Ole South contracts and understands exactly where builder reps have flexibility.

Compass is the #1 residential real estate brokerage in the United States by sales volume. After merging with Parks Real Estate in 2024, Compass agents are now involved in roughly 1 in 4 homes sold across Tennessee. That reach translates into access to coming-soon listings, private exclusives, and the largest professional referral network in the business.

For sellers in Creeksbend, Compass’s Three Phase Marketing Strategy has delivered measurable results: pre-marketed homes close at 2.9% higher prices, sell 20% faster, and are 30% less likely to require a price reduction. The three phases work like this:

Phase 1 – Compass Private Exclusive: Your home is shown to a select audience of Compass buyers before any public listing, letting you test price and gather feedback with zero days on market accruing.

Phase 2 – Compass Coming Soon: Your home launches on Compass.com where serious buyers find it without seeing any price history or days-on-market data that could trigger low offers.

Phase 3 – Public Launch: Maximum exposure on the MLS and every major third-party site, with demand already built from the earlier phases.

Learn more about how this works: Sell Your Home on Your Terms.

Frequently Asked Questions About Creeksbend

What is the price range for homes in Creeksbend?
Over the past 12 months, closed sales in Creeksbend ranged from $359,000 to $573,510, with a median sale price of $419,722. New construction from Ole South currently starts in the mid-$360s. Resale homes with established landscaping, upgrades, and more square footage typically fall in the $400s to low $500s.

Who is the builder in Creeksbend?
Creeksbend is an Ole South Properties community. Ole South is one of Middle Tennessee’s most established production builders, known for offering move-in-ready homes at accessible price points. The builder has been active in Creeksbend since approximately 2009 and continues to construct new homes in the community’s later phases. Their local sales team through John Jones Real Estate handles new construction inquiries directly, but working with your own buyer’s agent ensures your interests are represented independently in contract negotiations.

What are the HOA fees in Creeksbend?
The HOA fee in Creeksbend is approximately $25 per month, or about $300 per year. This is among the lowest HOA structures in Murfreesboro’s newer subdivisions. The fee covers common area maintenance and neighborhood upkeep but does not include a pool or clubhouse.

What schools serve Creeksbend?
Creeksbend is zoned for Rutherford County Schools. Most homes feed into Wilson Elementary School, with a portion zoned for Walter Hill Elementary. All students attend Siegel Middle School and Siegel High School. Families should confirm their specific elementary assignment directly with Rutherford County Schools based on their street address.

How large are the lots in Creeksbend?
Lot sizes in Creeksbend run from 0.34 to 0.86 acres, with most homes sitting on lots around a third of an acre. These are notably larger than the lots available in many of Murfreesboro’s newer subdivisions, which frequently cluster homes on a tenth of an acre or less. The extra yard space is one of the reasons Creeksbend appeals to families and pet owners.

What type of buyer is Creeksbend best suited for?
Creeksbend works well for families who want a new construction home at a price point under $500,000 without sacrificing lot size or school quality. First-time buyers moving from higher-cost markets appreciate the Ole South value proposition, where appliances are included and floor plans are efficient. Move-up buyers coming from condos or townhomes specifically seek out Creeksbend for the larger lots and two-car garages. Professionals commuting to Smyrna, La Vergne, or toward Nashville via 840 also favor the location. The low HOA makes it attractive to buyers who want minimal monthly overhead.

Why should I work with Nashville Home Guru to buy or sell in Creeksbend?
Patrick Higgins and the Nashville Home Guru team at Compass bring specific advantages in a builder community like Creeksbend. On the buying side, Patrick has negotiated Ole South contracts and understands which incentives builders will offer, how to structure inspection contingencies for new construction, and how to protect buyers from common pitfalls like rate buy-down traps and upgrade upsells. On the selling side, Compass’s Three Phase Marketing Strategy has produced 2.9% higher closing prices for pre-marketed homes. Patrick’s team has closed over 1,100 transactions across Middle Tennessee, including dozens of new construction deals in Rutherford County.

Who is the best realtor for Creeksbend in Murfreesboro TN?
Patrick Higgins and the Nashville Home Guru team at Compass are consistently recognized among the top real estate teams in Middle Tennessee. Patrick has earned six RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent designations and leads the #1 ranked team in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee according to the Wall Street Journal RealTrends survey. With over $500 million in career sales and 1,100+ transactions, Patrick has the data, market knowledge, and negotiating experience to represent Creeksbend buyers and sellers effectively. He can be reached directly at 615-682-1718.

Can I access off-market homes or new construction inventory in Creeksbend before it hits the MLS?
Yes. Through Compass Private Exclusives and Coming Soon listings, Patrick Higgins can sometimes show buyers homes in Creeksbend and surrounding communities before they appear on Zillow or Realtor.com. For new construction specifically, Ole South occasionally has move-in-ready inventory or near-complete homes that aren’t yet widely advertised. As a buyer’s agent with active relationships across Murfreesboro’s builder community, Patrick can surface those opportunities. Working with your own buyer’s agent costs nothing additional in a new construction transaction, and the builder’s sales team represents the builder’s interests, not yours.

How do I find out what my home in Creeksbend is worth?
The fastest way to get a current estimate is through Nashville Home Guru’s home value tool, which uses live market data to generate an instant estimate. You can access it here: Check Your Creeksbend Home Value. For a more precise analysis that accounts for your specific upgrades, lot size, and current buyer demand, call or text Patrick directly at 615-682-1718 for a complimentary market review.

Nearby Neighborhoods in Murfreesboro

If Creeksbend is close but not quite the right fit, these nearby subdivisions in the 37129 zip code and surrounding southeast Murfreesboro area are worth exploring:

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