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Smyrna

RUTHERFORD COUNTY · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Smyrna sits between Nashville and Murfreesboro, and it works for exactly that reason. It's built around a large manufacturing employment base and has grown steadily and sensibly around it, with wide streets and planned neighbourhoods alongside older pockets near the town centre. I show it to buyers who want a straightforward commute and a home that makes sense on paper.

TN

Smyrna

Average Sales Price
$518,756
Median Sales Price
$474,990
Total Listings
440
Population Data provided by Attom Data
48,860
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 2.96 3
Bedrooms 3.47 3
Year Built 2012 2023
Lot Size 28,595 Sqft 6,534 Sqft
Taxes $2,458 $2,300
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Population

48.9K
48.9K in 2020

Density

875.9
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17.8K
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9% Associate
17% Bachelor
5% Graduate
30% High School
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Living in Smyrna.

What I notice most about Smyrna is how practical it is. It sits conveniently between Nashville and Murfreesboro, which keeps the commute sensible in either direction, and the large employment base nearby has given it a steady, well-paced build-out over the years. It isn't trying to be a destination in itself — it's a town that works, with family-friendly streets and an easy rhythm to daily life.

What the housing looks like

Mostly newer and newish construction — brick and siding family homes
Wide streets and planned neighbourhoods throughout
Older pockets of housing near the town centre
A sensible first-home and move-up market with genuine commuter logic

Thinking about Smyrna?

I've worked across Middle Tennessee and internationally, so tell me what you're weighing up and I'll give you a straight read on the area and on your options — buying, selling or relocating. No pressure, no obligation.