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A rural lifestyle
In the rolling hills 10 miles beyond the exurbs of Murfreesboro, in Lascassas, horses and cattle are about as common a sight as people. “The great thing about Lascassas is that there’s a lot of agriculture tracts,” says Realtor Jeff Letzler, a lifetime resident of Murfreesboro who sells homes for John Jones Real Estate LLC. It’s an evolving farming community - new subdivisions rise where livestock once roamed, privacy fencing keeps out loose hay blowing across the fields, and its agricultural past merges with Lascassas' expanding exurbs of now and the future. It’s a tranquil and quiet community—the CAP Index Crime Score gives it a 1, the lowest possible score—and draws the attention of those looking for a bucolic countryside lifestyle beyond the fringes of Nashville.
In Lascassas, a mural serves as an inspiration for everyone to dream big.
In Lascassas, even the mailbox mimics the charming barns found in the area.
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Diverse housing in a bucolic setting
While farms still spread across the community, with mailboxes mimicking the charming barns still found in the area, subdivisions featuring modern rustic farmhouses have sprung up along the main roads. These planned subdivisions feature built-to-plan homes on cul-de-sacs, with privacy fencing and flat lots that range in size from a quarter-of-an-acre to a half. Homes in these neighborhoods generally sell for between $400,000 and $700,000. While older ranch-style homes from the 1970s, and bi-levels from the 80s sit on spacious lots, sometimes sit on up to 7 acres or more, and can sell for between $300,000 and $600,000. Modern estates on 8 acres or more regularly sell for $800,000 to $1.5 million. Letzler, who has sold homes in the region for 4 years, says some properties go for as high as $3 million – but these tend to be expansive lots or farms, often with over 100 acres of land.
Lascassas is teeming with wildlife in every corner.
Near Lascassas, cows peacefully graze under the afternoon sun.
Lascassas features several neighborhoods that offer single-story, all-brick homes.
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Rutherford County Schools make the grade
Children in Lascassas attend Rutherford County Schools, with most of them starting at Lascassas Elementary School, which earns an A-minus rating from Niche. Some may attend Kittrell Elementary School, which gets a B. Regardless, they’ll move along to Oakland Middle School, rated B-plus, then finish up at Oakland High School, which is also graded a B-plus. Murfreesboro is home to private options, including Providence Christian Academy, Middle Tennessee Christian School, and Saint Rose of Lima Catholic School.
Students in Lascassas begin their education journey at Kittrell Elementary School.
Students in Lascassas continue their education journey at Oakland Middle School.
Students in Lascassas finish their education at Oakland High School.
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A car-dependent community
Bicyclists might enjoy some recreational riding, but the residents of Lascassas are tethered to their cars and trucks to get around. Nashville International Airport is 40 miles from the center of Lascassas, usually a 50-minute drive. Some residents may commute to Nashville – Downtown is roughly 42 miles away and can take upwards of an hour at peak times – but many work in closer towns like Murfreesboro and Smyrna, which is only 15 miles away. While there are daytime urgent care facilities 7 miles away, the nearest 24-hour emergency care center is Ascension St. Thomas Rutherford, in the center of Murfreesboro, up to a 13-mile drive from the furthest reaches of the community.
Southern comfort food
Tucked away in a converted house, Fatguy Southern Kitchen serves up classic barbecue dishes and Southern sides with a twist; and residents here can dine at picnic tables situated beneath the Tennessee sky. It’s pretty much the only dining option in town, although Smokey’s Market and Deli offers some grab-and-go meals too. Residents who need a gallon of milk or a carton of eggs can grab them at Smokey's or at the Last Stop Market, but for larger grocery runs, most will head down Lascassas Pike to the Kroger on the outskirts of Murfreesboro. Lascassas Feed Supply helps take care of feed and animal needs, a crucial store for an agricultural community; while Maple Bend Bee Supply has everything an apiarist needs to keep their hives alive and their pollinators flying across the countryside.
Indulge in the Delmonico special at The Chop House in Murfreesboro.
For a convenient lunch spot in Lascassas, check out the Music City Gyro food truck.
For a night out in Lascassas, The Chop House in Murfreesboro is a great option.
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Outdoor activities are just a short drive away
For many folks, getting out in nature is as easy as heading to the fields. Bradley Creek weaves through the community and offers a spot for wading, a little bit of rafting, and the chance to catch a smallmouth or rock bass. For the serious boaters and hikers, Fall Creek Recreation Area has a boat ramp for launching out to explore the network of creeks on Nashville’s eastern side. Lascassas Ball Park has a pair of lit fields for baseball and softball, along with a community pavilion and a small playset. While nearby, Richard Siegel Park is home to some of the most esteemed sporting events in the nation including 21 regulation soccer fields and an indoor practice facility.
Just a short drive from Lascassas, you can find Central Valley Disc Golf.
Lascassas is filled with scenic spots waiting to be discovered around every corner.
The beauty of Bradley Creek is timeless, regardless of the season.
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A roar in the valley
Just 14 miles away from the center of Lascassas, Nashville Superspeedway hosts various events throughout the year. In addition to the annual NASCAR race, it’s also home to the Music City Grand Prix, national touring bands and regular Coffee and Cars meet-ups. Lascassas is a bit too spread out to host its own holiday events, but many residents will head into Murfreesboro for the annual Christmas Parade and the holiday lights at Cannonsbaugh Village, or come summertime, for the Celebration Under the Stars every 4th of July.
Houses of Worship
Congregations within the community include Dunaway’s Chapel United Methodist Church, Ward’s Grove Baptist Church, Bradley Creek Baptist Church and Milton Church of Christ. There are further options within Murfreesboro, including Saint Rose of Lima Catholic Church and Murfreesboro Community Church.
This “Little White Church” is located near Lascassas.
Lascassas Baptist church is home in the heart of Lascassas.
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On average, homes in Lascassas, Murfreesboro sell after 47 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Lascassas, Murfreesboro over the last 12 months is $642,000, up 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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