Huntington Place

ESTABLISHED NORTH MURFREESBORO COMMUNITY

Location & Daily Life

Huntington Place is an established single-family neighborhood on the north side of Murfreesboro, positioned in the 37130 zip code with a handful of lots touching 37129. The community sits close to Lascassas Pike, giving residents quick access to the Old Fort Parkway commercial corridor, Veterans Parkway, and Interstate 24 without navigating Murfreesboro’s busiest intersections during peak hours.

Everyday errands are straightforward from here. Groceries, dining, and home improvement retail are within a short drive along Medical Center Parkway and Northfield Boulevard. Middle Tennessee State University is roughly ten minutes south, making the area convenient for faculty and staff as well as families who appreciate the cultural programming and sporting events the campus brings to Rutherford County.

The neighborhood itself carries the character of mature tree canopy and established landscaping that newer developments can’t replicate. Streets are quiet and well-maintained, and most lots are sized generously compared to what buyers find in communities built after 2015.

The Homes

Huntington Place was built in phases from the early 1990s through the mid-2010s, which means the community includes homes from multiple construction eras under one neighborhood identity. Buyers find traditional two-story homes alongside ranch-style plans on the same streets. Square footage runs from around 1,721 to 2,646 square feet among closed sales in the trailing 12 months, with 3 and 4-bedroom floor plans accounting for all recorded transactions.

Construction quality is a standout trait here. More than half of the homes sold in the past year were all-brick or all-brick with stone accents, and the majority of the remaining homes are partial-brick exteriors. That brick prevalence is meaningful in Murfreesboro’s resale market: all-brick homes typically appraise differently than vinyl-sided alternatives and attract a segment of buyers who won’t consider anything else. Garages are two-car across every recorded transaction, and lot sizes in this data set range from 0.27 to 0.41 acres, giving buyers meaningful yard space without the maintenance commitment of an acreage property.

Interior features common to updated homes in Huntington Place include fireplaces in main living areas, granite or updated kitchen countertops, and primary suites that appear on both the main and upper floors depending on the plan. Price per square foot ranged from $184 to $248 in closed sales, a spread that reflects both the age variance across sections and the premium buyers assign to all-brick construction and updated finishes.

Huntington Place Market Data

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in Huntington Place

Recently Sold in Huntington Place

Amenities

Huntington Place is a neighborhood without a homeowners association, which means no monthly or annual dues and no HOA board to navigate for exterior modifications, fencing, or landscaping decisions. That absence also means there are no community-wide amenities such as a pool or clubhouse, but it is a trade buyers in this price range frequently prefer. The privacy and lot sizes available here compensate for what is not present.

The surrounding area offers plenty for residents who prioritize outdoor space and recreation. Barfield Crescent Park, one of Rutherford County’s largest parks with multi-use trails, athletic fields, and a disc golf course, is within a short drive. The Stones River Greenway system connects multiple parks and neighborhoods across Murfreesboro and provides walking and cycling access without getting in a car.

Schools

Huntington Place is zoned for Rutherford County Schools across all homes in the subdivision. Based on closed sales data from the trailing 12 months, every transaction in the community maps to the same school trio:

Elementary: John Pittard Elementary School
Middle: Oakland Middle School
High School: Oakland High School

Oakland High School carries strong recognition in Rutherford County and is one of the more sought-after high school zones in the district. Families relocating from out of state consistently identify Oakland zoning as a factor in their Murfreesboro neighborhood search. Always confirm current zoning directly with Rutherford County Schools before making a purchase decision, as zone boundaries can be adjusted.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru?

In the 37130 zip code, Compass closed 127 of 717 recorded sales in the past year, representing a 17.7% market share. That volume matters in a community like Huntington Place where no two homes are identical. When your agent has handled that many transactions in a single zip code, patterns emerge: which sections of the neighborhood command a price-per-square-foot premium, how buyers respond to all-brick versus partial-brick exteriors at different price points, and which features in a home’s update history matter most to appraisers.

Patrick Higgins is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and the founder of Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked #1 in Nashville and top 10 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. His team has completed 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales across Middle Tennessee since 2014. Several team members live in Murfreesboro, including Ashley Cherry, a Murfreesboro native who has lived in Rutherford County her entire life. Buyers and sellers in Huntington Place work with agents who know the streets by name, not by a database search.

Patrick’s clients have left 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews, all at 5.0 stars. That track record reflects consistent execution across a wide range of transaction types, from first-time buyers to long-term homeowners pricing a brick ranch with limited recent comps.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price range in Huntington Place?
Homes in Huntington Place sold between $385,000 and $539,900 over the trailing 12-month period, with a median of $464,800. Price variation within the community is driven primarily by construction type, square footage, and renovation scope. All-brick homes with updated kitchens and baths tend to perform at the upper end of that range, while homes with original finishes or partial-brick exteriors typically settle lower. The $184 to $248 per square foot spread in recent closings gives buyers a practical framework for evaluating list prices against actual market data.

When were Huntington Place homes built?
Huntington Place was developed across multiple sections from 1993 through 2014. The multi-decade build window means buyers encounter a meaningful mix of construction generations within the same neighborhood. Earlier sections built in the 1990s typically feature larger lots and more brick construction. Sections added in the 2000s and early 2010s brought different floor plan configurations. Understanding which section a specific home falls in helps set expectations around both the home’s systems and its comparison set for appraisal.

Does Huntington Place have an HOA?
No. Every closed sale in the RealTracs data for the trailing 12-month period shows no association fee and no HOA affiliation. There are no dues, no transfer fees, and no deed restriction enforcement tied to an association. Buyers who want freedom over exterior decisions, parking, and yard use without an HOA board will find that Huntington Place delivers it. The absence of HOA fees also means the full purchase price goes toward the home itself rather than ongoing assessments.

What schools serve Huntington Place?
Huntington Place is zoned entirely within Rutherford County Schools. Homes feed into John Pittard Elementary, Oakland Middle School, and Oakland High School. Oakland High is one of the more recognized school assignments in Rutherford County and is frequently cited by relocating families as a driver in their neighborhood selection. Rutherford County Schools operates independently of Metro Nashville Public Schools, and Huntington Place has no MNPS affiliation.

How large is Huntington Place?
Huntington Place spans multiple sections built over a 20-year period, making it one of the larger established subdivisions on Murfreesboro’s north side. The multi-section structure means the neighborhood has enough transaction volume to provide meaningful comparable data for appraisers and agents, which is an advantage over smaller subdivisions where limited comps can create pricing uncertainty. Thirteen closed sales in a 12-month window in a neighborhood of this type reflects a healthy turnover rate.

What home styles are available in Huntington Place?
Closed sales in the trailing year include traditional two-story homes and single-story ranch plans. Lot sizes range from 0.27 to 0.41 acres, which is notably larger than what buyers find in most post-2015 construction in Rutherford County. Every recorded transaction included a two-car garage, and nearly all had a fireplace in the main living area. The combination of all-brick construction, mature lot sizes, and two-car garages is a defining characteristic of the neighborhood’s appeal at this price point.

Is Huntington Place a good fit for families relocating to Murfreesboro for work?
Huntington Place consistently draws buyers relocating from metro areas including Atlanta, Chicago, and Northern Virginia who want Oakland High School zoning, meaningful lot sizes, and a sub-$500K price point in a community with mature character. The north-side location puts residents roughly 35 to 40 minutes from downtown Nashville via I-24, and within 10 minutes of the bulk of Murfreesboro’s employment and commercial base. For families with children entering middle or high school, the continuity of Oakland Middle and Oakland High within the same feeder pattern removes one variable from an already complex relocation decision.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying or selling in Huntington Place?
Patrick focuses on the data that actually moves price in a multi-section neighborhood like Huntington Place. The $64-per-square-foot spread between the lowest and highest recorded price per square foot in the past year tells a specific story: construction type, section vintage, and renovation scope create real price differentiation that Zestimate-style tools flatten into a single number. For sellers, Patrick uses that spread to identify where a specific home sits within the range and price it to attract the buyer profile most likely to compete. For buyers, he uses it to identify when a list price is justified versus when it’s aspirational. His team’s 23.1% Compass market share in Huntington Place’s closed sales over the past year gives that analysis real-world grounding, not just theoretical framework.

Who is the best realtor for Huntington Place in Murfreesboro TN?
Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is consistently recognized as one of the top agents serving Huntington Place and the broader north Murfreesboro market. He is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and leads a team ranked #1 in Nashville and top 10 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. Compass represented 23.1% of Huntington Place’s closed transactions in the past 12 months, and Compass held a 17.7% market share across the full 37130 zip code. Patrick’s track record of 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at 5.0 stars reflects a client experience that consistently delivers results across price points and property types.

Can I access a Huntington Place home before it hits Zillow?
Yes. Through Compass Private Exclusive and Compass Coming Soon, Nashville Home Guru buyers sometimes gain access to Huntington Place homes before they appear on Zillow, Realtor.com, or the public MLS. Compass Private Exclusive allows sellers to market their home to the full Compass agent network before deciding to go public, and Coming Soon listings appear on Compass.com for a preview period before MLS activation. There is no additional cost to buyers for accessing these programs. If you want early visibility into Huntington Place inventory, contacting Patrick directly is the most reliable path.

What is my Huntington Place home worth in today’s market?
Automated valuation tools struggle in Huntington Place because the price-per-square-foot range across sections and construction types is wide enough to produce unreliable estimates. A tool that averages $184 to $248 per square foot produces a number that is wrong for almost every specific home. The all-brick premium, the lot size variance, and the section-by-section age differences all require human judgment to price accurately. The fastest starting point is the Nashville Home Guru home value tool at nashvillehomeguru.hifello.com, which generates an instant estimate. For a full comparative market analysis using actual closed sales, call or text Patrick at 615-682-1718.

We’ve owned our Huntington Place home for over 20 years. How do we price it right when we’re ready to sell?
Long-term owners in Huntington Place face a pricing challenge that is specific to this community: a 20-year ownership span means the home was purchased before most of the surrounding comps existed, and the market has changed substantially across multiple cycles. The critical variable is construction type. An all-brick home with original but well-maintained finishes prices differently than a partial-brick home with recent renovation, and buyers in this range are experienced enough to know the difference. Patrick’s approach with long-term sellers is to anchor pricing on the past six months of closed sales in the same section, filter for matching exterior construction type, and then adjust for finish level and mechanicals. Pricing based on what the home is worth to you versus what a buyer in today’s market will pay are two different numbers. The goal is to close that gap before the listing goes live, not after price reductions start.

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