Spring Creek Townhomes

Spring Creek Townhomes at a glance

Spring Creek is an established residential community on the southeast side of Murfreesboro, in Rutherford County's 37129 zip code. It spans roughly 78 acres across multiple phases and was built out between 2019 and 2021, so the homes here are recent construction but the neighborhood itself is settled, with mature streetscapes, sidewalks, and a full amenity package already in place. The community was built with a mix of attached townhomes and detached single-family homes, which is part of what makes it flexible for different buyers.

Beazer Homes developed Spring Creek, and the community is sold out; resales only — as of May 2026 there were 7 resale homes for sale, with pricing depending on home type and size. Buyers here tend to be a wide range: people looking for a lower-maintenance townhome, move-up buyers wanting a larger single-family home with a yard, and out-of-state buyers relocating to Middle Tennessee who want recent construction with a quick Nashville commute. Because we tour communities like this constantly, we help you compare townhome and single-family options side by side and navigate the purchase of a resale here.

Who built Spring Creek Townhomes

Spring Creek was developed by Beazer Homes, a national builder, and Beazer is the sole builder behind the community's townhome and single-family product. Beazer designed Spring Creek as a multi-phase neighborhood, so the homes share a consistent look and quality of finish across the sections, with the townhomes and single-family homes laid out in their own areas of the 78-acre plan.

Because Spring Creek was built out between 2019 and 2021, what trades here today is resale, but Beazer's national presence means there is good public information on the original plans and standard inclusions. Beazer publishes its Spring Creek community and floor-plan information on its official site, and we can pull the relevant builder details for you when you are comparing a specific home. We represent buyers throughout Spring Creek; representation is little or no cost to you, and how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing, so you are free to shop the community and we will help you read pricing, inclusions, and condition on each home.

Homes & floor plans

Spring Creek has two distinct home types, which is the easiest way to understand the range here:

• Townhomes — 3-bedroom attached homes, roughly 1,440 to 1,800 sq ft, on smaller lots for lower-maintenance living
• Single-family homes — 4 to 5 bedrooms, roughly 2,400 to 3,044 sq ft, on lots about 0.15 to 0.25 acres

Across both types, homes run from about 1,440 sq ft up to 3,044 sq ft, with 2 to 5 bedrooms depending on the product. Pricing across the community climbs from the townhomes to the larger single-family plans. We confirm current pricing and the specific configuration of any home directly before you make an offer, and we pull closed comparables on request.

Beazer publishes its Spring Creek floor plans, elevations, and standard features on its official community page. Rather than guess at plan names or inventory here, we pull live resale listings directly for you so you are comparing what is actually for sale and priced right now.

Amenities & community life

Spring Creek is built around a shared amenity package centered on a pool with a cabana, a fenced dog park, and a network of walking trails. Select sections of the community also include a clubhouse and underground utilities. Sidewalks run throughout the neighborhood, tying the streets and amenities together.

Day to day, that translates to a neighborhood designed for getting outside — sidewalk-lined streets for walking, the dog park for pet owners, and the pool and cabana as a gathering spot in the warmer months. The trail network and the community's proximity to the Stones River Greenway mean a lot of the recreation here happens on foot, close to home.

Location, access & schools

Spring Creek sits on the southeast side of Murfreesboro, off Asbury Lane in the 37129 zip code, with internal streets including Spring Creek Drive, Brookberry Lane, Deerchase Circle, and Waterlilly Way. The community is close to the Stones River Greenway and has quick access to I-24 toward Nashville. That positioning makes Spring Creek a practical choice for Murfreesboro buyers who still commute toward Nashville, as well as for those who want to stay close to Murfreesboro's shopping, dining, and services.

School zoning:

• Zoning is set by Rutherford County Schools — confirm the current zone for a specific address at https://central.rcschools.net/o/od/page/bus-routes-and-school-zones. We do not rate or characterize schools.

What to verify before you buy

Spring Creek spans multiple phases and two home types, and availability moves quickly, so details change week to week. Before you write an offer, we will confirm the things that actually affect your contract:

• List price, recent resale comps, and condition on the specific resale
• Whether the home is a townhome or single-family, and which phase or section it sits in
• Exact lot size and orientation
• HOA dues and what they cover (we confirm current figures directly — we never quote a number we cannot verify)
• Build year, what the prior owner upgraded, and the closing timeline
• Warranty coverage, inspection access, and financing or closing-cost terms

We pull the live numbers and walk you through them before you commit, so there are no surprises between the listing and the closing table.

Working with The Will Johnson Team

Representation is little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing. Because we tour communities like Spring Creek constantly, we help you compare townhome and single-family options side by side, read the contracts, time your earnest money and inspections, and navigate the purchase from contract to keys. Whether you are relocating from out of state or buying your next home a few miles away, we will help you find the right fit at Spring Creek. Call The Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000.

Commute & drive times from Spring Creek

Spring Creek sits off Asbury Lane on Murfreesboro's southeast side, and the day-to-day drive times are a big part of why buyers land here. Downtown Murfreesboro's historic square and the Rutherford County courthouse are roughly a 10-minute drive, and Middle Tennessee State University's campus is similarly close, both handy if a household commutes to campus or downtown offices. Murfreesboro Medical Clinic & SurgiCenter's main campus (Medical Center Parkway) and Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford are within about a 10-15 minute drive, which matters for buyers weighing healthcare-sector commutes. For Nissan's Smyrna vehicle assembly plant, plan on roughly 20-25 minutes depending on the route and time of day. As with any commute estimate, treat these as planning ranges, not guarantees — we recommend driving your specific route at the time of day you'd actually commute before you write an offer.

HOA dues at Spring Creek

Because home type varies across the community, so does the HOA structure. Published figures (via NashvilleHome.Guru, sourced above) put townhome dues in roughly the $186-$242/month range, reflecting the more comprehensive coverage — exterior maintenance, grounds upkeep, building insurance, and pool/trail access are typically bundled in for attached product. Single-family HOA dues run lower, around $75/month or roughly $180/quarter, since single-family owners maintain their own exteriors and yards. These are the kind of figures that shift as budgets are reset each year, so we pull the current HOA statement and reserve-fund status for any specific address before you're under contract — we never quote a number to you that we haven't verified directly with the HOA or management company for that listing.

Recent sales context (dated, no forecasting)

Spring Creek is a built-out, mostly-resale community at this point, so pricing here reflects the resale market rather than builder base pricing. Resales here mix smaller townhomes and larger single-family homes, so pricing varies by plan and we don't publish blended figures. We can't predict where prices go from here, and we won't try to; what we can do is pull the live comparable sales and current active listings for you at the time you're actually shopping, so you're working from real numbers instead of a dated average.

Is Spring Creek a fit for an investor or rental purchase?

We get this question on almost every built-out Murfreesboro community, so here's what we tell investor clients about Spring Creek specifically. Before making an offer as a rental or investment purchase, confirm the following: whether the HOA restricts or caps leasing/rentals, and if there's a waitlist for a rental permit (common in Rutherford County HOAs — confirm directly with the association, not a listing sheet); the actual current HOA due amount and any pending special assessments, pulled from a current HOA/resale disclosure, not an old listing; insurance costs and insurability, especially for the attached townhome product, which some carriers price differently than detached single-family; comparable rent levels in the immediate 37129 corridor, since rental comps can vary meaningfully between the townhome and single-family sections; and property condition and any deferred maintenance on resale inventory, since the community was built 2019-2021 and some homes are now 5+ years old.

We are not property managers and don't advise on rental income projections, but we do pull HOA documents, disclosures, and comparable sales so you and your lender or CPA have real numbers to underwrite against.

How Spring Creek compares to other Murfreesboro new-construction options

If you're cross-shopping Murfreesboro, Spring Creek's closest comparison is Tiger Hill Townhomes, a DSLD Homes community also in Murfreesboro with similarly sized townhomes and first-floor primary suites, but Tiger Hill is still actively building new phases while Spring Creek is largely resale. For buyers who want a single-family home with more current builder inventory, we also show clients newer active Murfreesboro communities depending on budget and school-zone needs. Because we personally tour these communities on an ongoing basis, we can walk you through the real differences in HOA structure, finish quality, and resale trends between Spring Creek and whichever newer community you're comparing it to, rather than you guessing from listing photos alone.

Spring Creek Townhomes — frequently asked questions

Is Spring Creek still an active Beazer Homes builder community? Spring Creek was built out by Beazer Homes between 2019 and 2021 across its 78-acre plan; the community is built out, so what comes available is resale. We track current listings for you.

What schools is Spring Creek zoned to? Schools are assigned by specific address through Rutherford County Schools, not by community name, and zone lines can be redrawn over time. Pull your specific address on the Rutherford County Schools zoning tool for the current assignment and report card before you rely on it.

Are the townhomes or single-family homes a better value? That depends entirely on what you're optimizing for — lower maintenance and a smaller footprint versus more square footage and yard space — and on what's actually listed when you're shopping. We pull live pricing on both product types so you can compare apples to apples rather than going off a listing description alone.

Can I use a buyer's agent even though most homes here are resale, not builder-direct? Yes — in fact it matters more on resale, since there's no builder sales rep looking out for your side of the transaction. We represent buyers throughout Spring Creek. Representation is little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing.