Brewer Point

Brewer Point at a glance

Brewer Point is a master-planned new-construction community in southeast Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, set off Burnt Knob Road and Stewart Creek Road in the 37129 ZIP code. It is a single-family neighborhood built around larger homesites than most of the county's new construction — lots run roughly 0.25 to 0.35 acres — and it is currently selling. Two builders are active here, Ole South and Celebration Homes, which is part of what gives the community its range: a buyer can compare a more accessible price point against a larger, more upmarket home without leaving the same streets. As of 2026, our team's review of recent closed sales in the community showed roughly eight sales over a rolling 12-month period, with a median in the mid-$500,000s; we recommend verifying current figures before relying on them.

The orientation matters because many buyers arrive cold from another state or another part of Middle Tennessee. Brewer Point sits in the growing southeast quadrant of Murfreesboro, near the Medical Center Parkway retail corridor and within reach of the Streets of Indian Lake shopping and entertainment district. It is zoned to the Stewarts Creek school cluster, the same area-growth district whose high school opened in 2018. Buyers here tend to be people who want a brand-new single-family home with a real yard and a little more elbow room than a typical production-builder lot, in a part of the metro that keeps adding retail, dining, and roads around it. For a relocating household choosing new construction over resale, that combination — larger lots, two builders, an established school zone — is the draw.

Who builds in Brewer Point

Brewer Point is a dual-builder community, which is one of its genuine advantages: you are not locked into a single builder's plan library or a single price point. The two builders active here are Ole South and Celebration Homes, and they sit at different points in the market, so the community covers a wider band than a single-builder neighborhood would. Comparing the two side by side, on the same streets, is exactly the kind of decision we help buyers work through.

Ole South anchors the more accessible end of the community, with single-family homes starting around $489,990. It is a long-established Middle Tennessee builder, and its homes carry the model-home presence buyers expect when they tour — the community's model is located at 7416 Legends Way. Celebration Homes builds the larger, more upmarket product here. Celebration is a long-established Middle Tennessee builder. Between the two, Brewer Point gives a buyer a real spread of size, finish level, and price within one master plan.

Homes & floor plans

Brewer Point is an all single-family community. Across the two builders, documented homes range from about 2,131 to 3,551 finished square feet, with three- to five-bedroom plans. On the ground that means real variety: a right-sized three- or four-bedroom plan from Ole South at the more accessible end, and larger four- and five-bedroom homes from Celebration Homes at the upper end. The recurring ingredients across new construction here are an open main level, flexible bonus or office space, and a true two-car garage — but the exact standard features differ by builder, plan, and option package.

The feature that sets Brewer Point apart from much of Rutherford County's new construction is the homesite itself. Lots here run roughly 0.25 to 0.35 acres — larger than the typical production-builder lot in the county — which gives buyers more yard and more separation between homes. Utilities are run underground, which keeps the streetscape clean and free of overhead lines. For specific floor plans, square-foot breakdowns, standard versus upgrade features, and which plans are available on which lots, the current menu lives on each builder's official community page — and we pull the live plan availability and pricing for you so you are comparing today's numbers, not a stale brochure.

Amenities & community life

Brewer Point is built as a walkable, master-planned neighborhood rather than a one-off subdivision. Sidewalks run throughout, and the community includes a playground, a dog park, and walking trails — the kind of day-to-day amenities that make a neighborhood feel connected on foot, not just by car. The larger 0.25-to-0.35-acre homesites and underground utilities reinforce that planned, open feel.

Day to day, the location does a lot of the lifestyle work. Brewer Point sits near the Medical Center Parkway retail corridor and within reach of the Streets of Indian Lake, an outdoor shopping and entertainment district, so everyday errands, dining, and a movie night are all close at hand without a long drive. For a household that wants new construction with a real yard plus walkable parks and trails inside the neighborhood, the mix here is straightforward.

Location, access & schools

Brewer Point is located off Burnt Knob Road and Stewart Creek Road in southeast Murfreesboro, with the community's streets including Unitas Drive and Montana Road. It sits in a fast-growing part of Rutherford County, near the Medical Center Parkway corridor and within reach of the Streets of Indian Lake shopping and entertainment area. The southeast Murfreesboro position puts everyday retail, dining, and services close by, and keeps the broader Nashville metro accessible via the area's main corridors.

Brewer Point is zoned to the Stewarts Creek school cluster within Rutherford County Schools. The zoned schools are Brown's Chapel Elementary and Stewarts Creek Elementary, Stewarts Creek Middle School, and Stewarts Creek High School — the high school opened in 2018 to serve the area's growth. School zones and attendance boundaries can change as the district adjusts to enrollment, so confirm the current assignment for a specific Brewer Point address with the district and with us before you rely on it.

What to verify before you buy

New-construction details move week to week, so before you write an offer on a home in Brewer Point, confirm the current facts with us. That means today's pricing and any active incentives for both Ole South and Celebration Homes; which phase and lots are open and what is still available; the HOA dues and what they cover; and the exact lot dimensions, orientation, and any premiums on the homesite you are considering. We pull the live numbers and current availability for you so your decision rests on what is true this week, not on a brochure or a third-party listing that may be out of date.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour communities like Brewer Point constantly, we help you compare Ole South against Celebration Homes, read the incentives, pick the right lot and plan, and navigate the build all the way to closing. If you are weighing Brewer Point or comparing it against other Murfreesboro and Rutherford County new-construction communities, call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 and we will pull the current numbers and set up your tours.

Getting there: commute and everyday access

Brewer Point sits off Burnt Knob Road and Stewart Creek Road in southeast Murfreesboro. Coming from I-24, the typical route runs south on Almaville Road (Hwy 102), right on Burnt Knob Road, then left on Stewart Creek Road for about two miles into the community. That gives residents reasonable access to I-24 for commuters heading toward Smyrna, La Vergne, or on into Nashville. Murfreesboro sits roughly 35 miles southeast of downtown Nashville, and a commute from this side of the county runs longer at peak times, so anyone commuting daily into Nashville should test the drive at actual rush hour before assuming a textbook time. Day to day, Publix, Walmart, and a growing retail base along the Medical Center Parkway corridor are within about 10-15 minutes, and the Streets of Indian Lake shopping and entertainment district is also within reach, so groceries, dining, and errands don't require a long drive.

Home styles and floor plans by builder

Ole South's Brewer Point lineup runs eight floor plans, documented as 2131, 2151, 2152, 2282, 2468, 2540, 2581, and 2618 (named for approximate square footage), in one- and two-story layouts with two- and three-car garage options, priced as of 2026 from roughly $489,990 to the upper $500,000s depending on plan and lot. Ole South's on-site model home is at 7419 Legends Way, Murfreesboro, TN 37129.

Celebration Homes builds a separate, larger lineup here, marketed as of 2026 from the high $600,000s. Documented floor plans include the Hartley (2,397 sq ft, 3-4 bed, 3-4 bath), Heathrow (2,642 sq ft, 4 bed, 3 bath), Mosley (2,625 sq ft, 4 bed, 4 bath), Harlow (2,742 sq ft, 4 bed, 3 bath), Ashton (2,848 sq ft, 4 bed, 3 bath), Mason (3,138 sq ft, 4-5 bed, 3-4 bath), Adriana (3,249 sq ft, 4-5 bed, 3 bath), and Harland (3,551 sq ft, 4 bed, 3 bath). Celebration's on-site model home is at 7416 Legends Way, Murfreesboro, TN 37129. Elevations across both builders include traditional, cottage, and contemporary exteriors. Because both builders release and retire plans as sections sell out, we confirm which specific plans are open on which lots before you tour.

HOA dues and what they cover

Brewer Point is HOA-governed, and dues have shown up on closed sales in the community at roughly $396 to $780 per year (about $33 to $65 a month), with the variation tied to phase and builder rather than one flat community-wide number. Before you write an offer, confirm the exact current dues, billing frequency, and what they cover for the specific section and lot you're considering — that detail lives with the HOA management company and the builder's contract, not on a listing sheet, and we pull it for you as part of the offer process.

Property taxes: what to budget

Rutherford County and the City of Murfreesboro both re-certified their property tax rates on June 24, 2026 following the county's reappraisal cycle: $1.4885 per $100 of assessed value for Rutherford County and $0.7529 per $100 of assessed value for the City of Murfreesboro, per the Rutherford County Assessor of Property. Tennessee assesses residential property at 25% of appraised value, so the two rates combine on an actual Brewer Point purchase price to a specific annual bill — we recommend running the current-year math for the exact home and lot you're considering, or verifying directly with the Rutherford County Trustee's office, rather than relying on a countywide average.

What we've seen in recent closed sales

As of 2026, MLS data we pulled for Brewer Point over a rolling 12-month window showed roughly 8 closed transactions, with prices ranging from about $523,000 to $826,000, a median near $556,000, and price per square foot in the roughly $217-$280 range. That spread reflects the community's dual-builder structure — Ole South's more accessible plans and Celebration Homes' larger plans closing in the same neighborhood — more than it reflects a single typical home. We can't predict where prices go from here; we can pull the current live listings, recent closed comps, and builder incentives for any specific plan or lot so you're working from this week's numbers, not a rolling average.

Investor and second-home buyer checklist

Will has spent 20 years investing in real estate personally and has personally toured 80+ new-construction communities across Middle Tennessee, so we know what tends to get overlooked on a community like Brewer Point. Before you commit capital here, verify: the community's build-out timeline and how many of the planned lots and phases remain, since an active builder pipeline affects resale timing in the years right after your purchase; whether the HOA has any rental caps, minimum-lease-term rules, or short-term-rental restrictions in its covenants; the exact lot premium (if any) for corner, larger, or greenspace-adjacent homesites; current builder incentives, since these move with rates and inventory and are frequently better than list price suggests; and, if you're financing, whether either builder's preferred lender is offering a rate buy-down or closing-cost credit this month. None of this is guesswork we're comfortable guessing at — we pull the current answers from the builders and the HOA before you're under contract.

Schools and other facts to verify independently

Schools are assigned by address, not by neighborhood name, and boundaries can move between school years. For Brewer Point specifically, pull the current attendance zone for the exact address you're considering from GreatSchools.org and the Tennessee Department of Education's school report cards, and confirm directly with Rutherford County Schools before you rely on it — we're glad to help you track that down, but we don't make school-quality judgments ourselves.

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