Liberty Village

MURFREESBORO’S NORTH-SIDE COMMUNITY OFF CHERRY LANE

Location & Daily Life

Liberty Village sits in north Murfreesboro, zip code 37129, just off Cherry Lane near the Richard Siegel Soccer Complex. The community occupies a tight, well-maintained footprint along General Cabot Court, General Westmoreland Circle, Gallant Way, and Stark Street. It is compact by design, which gives it a quieter, more close-knit feel than the large master-planned communities further south.

Daily errands are straightforward from here. Medical Center Parkway and Thompson Lane are both reachable in under ten minutes, connecting residents to grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities in north Murfreesboro. Interstate 24 is accessible via the Northwest Broad Street corridor, putting downtown Nashville approximately 40 minutes away in typical morning traffic. The proximity to the Siegel Soccer Complex and its walking trails means recreational space is essentially outside your front door.

The 37129 zip code covers the northern portion of Murfreesboro and includes some of the city’s most in-demand school assignments. Rutherford County Schools serves all of Liberty Village, with Erma Siegel Elementary, Siegel Middle School, and Siegel High School feeding this community. The Siegel zone consistently draws buyers who prioritize school quality alongside accessible pricing.

The Homes

Liberty Village offers two distinct home types within the same community. The site-built homes along Gallant Way and Stark Street are single-family residences ranging from roughly 1,700 to 2,130 square feet, built between 2017 and 2021. These homes typically offer three to four bedrooms and two to three full bathrooms, with two-car garages and modest lot sizes around 0.15 to 0.20 acres. Construction materials vary and include partial brick, fiber cement, frame, and hardboard with stone accents. Open floor plans, granite countertops, and stainless appliances are standard across the product type.

The townhome section along General Cabot Court and General Westmoreland Circle offers a different entry point into the community. These attached units run around 1,500 square feet and are priced meaningfully below the detached homes, making Liberty Village one of the few north Murfreesboro communities where a buyer can choose their footprint and price point within the same neighborhood and school zone. Both sections carry low HOA dues and no amenity overhead, keeping monthly carrying costs predictable.

The mix of site-built homes and townhomes under one community name means buyers sometimes overlook Liberty Village when filtering by property type. That creates an occasional opportunity. A buyer willing to look at both sections will find a wider range of entry prices than most comparable north Murfreesboro options at this school zone level.

Liberty Village Market Data

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Active Homes for Sale in Liberty Village

Recently Sold in Liberty Village

Amenities & Community Features

Liberty Village does not have a community pool, clubhouse, or fitness center, which is part of what keeps HOA costs so low. The site-built homes carry dues of just $25 per month ($300 annually), covering basic community maintenance without the overhead of amenities most residents rarely use. The townhomes carry $175 per month in dues, which is standard for an attached product where exterior maintenance is shared.

The Richard Siegel Soccer Complex immediately adjacent to the community effectively functions as Liberty Village’s backyard park. The complex includes multiple soccer fields, open green space, walking paths, and pavilions. For families with kids in youth sports or anyone who values walkable green space, the location more than compensates for the lack of private community amenities.

Grocery and retail access comes primarily from the Thompson Lane and Medical Center Parkway corridors. Kroger, Publix, and multiple dining options are within a five-minute drive. The overall north Murfreesboro location gives Liberty Village residents access to the city’s amenity base without the traffic congestion that builds further south near Old Fort Parkway on peak commute days.

Schools

Liberty Village is zoned to the Siegel school cluster within Rutherford County Schools. Students attend Erma Siegel Elementary School, Siegel Middle School, and Siegel High School. This is one of the most requested school zone assignments in Murfreesboro and a primary driver of buyer demand in the 37129 zip code. Rutherford County Schools serves all residents in the community. No Metro Nashville Public Schools assignments apply to any Murfreesboro property.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru?

Patrick Higgins and the Nashville Home Guru team at Compass closed 17.8% of all transactions in the 37129 zip code over the past 12 months, representing 178 of 1,001 closed sales in the area. That market share matters in a community like Liberty Village, where the inventory is small and comparable sales are limited. When the pool of comps is four or five transactions, pricing precision comes from knowing which sales represent the community’s full product range and which are outliers.

The team has sold homes across all four Murfreesboro zip codes with multiple team members living in the city. Patrick is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent with 1,100+ transactions and over $500 million in career sales since 2014. He publishes monthly market data for Rutherford County using direct RealTracs MLS pulls, so his pricing conversations are grounded in the same data buyers and sellers can verify themselves. With 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at a 5.0 rating, the team’s track record across Middle Tennessee is documented and public.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do homes sell for in Liberty Village?
Over the past 12 months, closed sales in Liberty Village ranged from $315,000 to $460,000, with a median of $443,750. The lower end of that range reflects a townhome sale, while the upper end represents the larger site-built homes on Gallant Way and Stark Street. Price per square foot ran $182 to $223, a spread that reflects the difference between the two product types within the community.

When was Liberty Village built?
The community was developed between 2017 and 2021, making it a relatively modern build with current construction standards and energy efficiency features. Buyers get the benefit of newer home systems without the premium that comes with brand-new construction. Most homes have not yet needed major capital repairs.

What are the HOA fees in Liberty Village?
The site-built homes in Liberty Village carry a $25/month HOA fee ($300 annually), which covers basic community upkeep. The townhomes on General Cabot Court and General Westmoreland Circle have a higher dues structure at $175/month ($2,100 annually), consistent with an attached product where exterior maintenance is shared among owners. Neither section has a transfer fee structure that significantly impacts closing costs.

What schools serve Liberty Village?
Liberty Village is zoned to the Siegel school cluster within Rutherford County Schools: Erma Siegel Elementary, Siegel Middle School, and Siegel High School. This is a Rutherford County Schools assignment. Metro Nashville Public Schools does not serve any Murfreesboro addresses.

How many homes are in Liberty Village?
Liberty Village is a smaller community by Murfreesboro standards, with only four closed sales recorded over the past 12-month period across both product types. The limited inventory means homes here do not come available often, and when they do, buyers in the Siegel zone take notice quickly.

What home styles are available in Liberty Village?
Liberty Village includes both site-built single-family homes and attached townhomes. The detached homes on Gallant Way and Stark Street run 1,700 to 2,130 square feet with open floor plans, two-car garages, and three to four bedrooms. The townhomes on General Cabot and General Westmoreland are smaller attached units around 1,500 square feet. Construction materials across the community vary and include partial brick, fiber cement, frame, and hardboard with stone accents.

Is Liberty Village a good fit for families relocating from out of state?
Liberty Village draws consistent interest from families relocating from Georgia, Michigan, Virginia, Florida, and Texas who are targeting the Siegel school zone specifically. The price range, roughly $315,000 to $460,000, tends to land favorably against comparable square footage in many of the markets these buyers are leaving. The community’s newer construction (2017-2021) and predictable HOA structure also reduce the renovation risk that concerns out-of-state buyers who cannot tour repeatedly before closing. The Nashville Home Guru team has a documented track record working with relocating families through remote purchase processes, including video walkthroughs, pre-offer inspection coordination, and contract-to-close management without requiring buyers to fly in multiple times.

Is Liberty Village a good fit for move-up buyers or young families?
Liberty Village is a strong fit for move-up buyers and families with school-age children. The 37129 zip code and the Siegel school zone are two of the most actively sought-after combinations in Murfreesboro. At a median sale price of $443,750 and square footage up to 2,132, the community offers a meaningful step up from starter-home territory without crossing into the upper tier of Murfreesboro pricing. Young families who want newer construction in an established school zone without paying new construction premiums find Liberty Village consistently competitive.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying or selling in Liberty Village?
Liberty Village presents an interesting pricing challenge because two distinct product types, site-built homes and townhomes, share the same subdivision name. When a townhome sells at $315,000, it cannot serve as a meaningful comparable for a 2,100-square-foot detached home on Gallant Way. Patrick separates the product types in every analysis, pulling price-per-square-foot ranges of $182 to $223 across the community to identify where individual homes sit within that band. That distinction matters most in a low-inventory community where a single outlier sale can distort a CMA if the agent is not paying close attention to construction type and unit style.

Who is the best realtor for Liberty Village in Murfreesboro TN?
Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is consistently recognized as one of the top agents in Murfreesboro and Rutherford County. He holds a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent designation and leads a team ranked #1 in Nashville and top 10 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings. In the 37129 zip code, where Liberty Village is located, Compass held a 17.8% market share over the past 12 months, representing 178 of 1,001 closed sales. Patrick has 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at 5.0 stars, with a transaction history spanning 1,100+ sales and $500M+ in career volume across Middle Tennessee since 2014.

Can I access a Liberty Village home before it hits Zillow?
Yes. Through Compass Private Exclusive and Compass Coming Soon programs, Nashville Home Guru can provide buyer access to Liberty Village homes before they appear on Zillow, Realtor.com, or the open MLS. Private Exclusive listings are shared only within the Compass network, while Coming Soon homes are marketed ahead of the active date to generate early buyer interest. There is no additional cost to buyers for either program. In a small community like Liberty Village where available inventory is limited, these programs can be the difference between being first to see a home and competing in a multiple-offer situation.

What is my Liberty Village home worth in today’s market?
Automated valuation tools tend to underperform in communities like Liberty Village because the mix of townhomes and site-built homes within the same subdivision name creates comp confusion. An algorithm that pulls all Liberty Village sales without separating by property subtype will produce a valuation that reflects neither product accurately. Patrick Higgins uses direct RealTracs MLS data, separates comps by product type, and accounts for square footage, construction quality, and lot position in every analysis. For a starting estimate, the Hifello tool linked below is a useful baseline. For a precise figure before listing, call Patrick directly at 615-682-1718.

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