Here is the straight answer. Savannah Ridge is an established single family neighborhood in southeast Murfreesboro, tucked off Barfield Road near the Stones River Greenway corridor in the 37127 zip. The homes are almost all brick, they run roughly 2,100 to just over 3,000 square feet, and they were built from about 1996 through 2016 (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). Over the last twelve months, sales have landed with a median right around $517,000 to $520,000 (nashvillehome.guru; neighborhoods.com, 2026). If you are just getting your bearings, my Murfreesboro homes for sale hub lays out the whole city. This page is about Savannah Ridge specifically, and I keep the live listings for it right here so you are looking at what is actually for sale today.
What Savannah Ridge Actually Is
This is a settled neighborhood, not a new construction phase, and that shapes everything about it. Building ran from roughly 1996 into 2016, so you get mature trees, finished streetscapes, and no active builder traffic (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). The thing that sets Savannah Ridge apart from a lot of Murfreesboro subdivisions is the construction: these are all brick or predominantly brick homes, not brick fronts with siding on three sides (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). Most are two story plans in the 2,103 to 3,034 square foot range, with three to five bedrooms, two to three full baths plus a half bath, and an attached garage (nashvillehome.guru; neighborhoods.com, 2026). Lots run bigger than the new starter neighborhoods, roughly 0.19 to 0.40 acres, so a lot of these homes sit on a real quarter acre or better (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). You will see streets like Paul Norman Drive, Garden City Drive, Berryfield Drive, Sayre Lane, Tybee Trail, and Wentworth Court inside the neighborhood (nashvillehome.guru; tennesseereal.estate, 2026).
Prices and What Homes Are Selling For
Savannah Ridge sits in the upper middle of the Murfreesboro market. Across the trailing twelve months, one source counted 17 closed sales running about $439,900 to $574,900 with a median near $520,000 and an average around $513,000 (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). A second data set puts closed prices from roughly $335,000 to $570,000 with a median of $517,500 and an average price per square foot near $207 (neighborhoods.com, 2026). Call it the low $500s for a typical all brick home here, with price per square foot landing somewhere around $180 to $218 depending on the plan and the updates (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). For citywide context, Murfreesboro's overall median was about $431,000 in late 2025 (Redfin, November 2025), which tells you Savannah Ridge trades at a premium to the city median, and the all brick construction and larger lots are a big part of why.
The HOA and What It Covers
Savannah Ridge has a homeowners association, and it runs a real amenity for a modest fee. Per the association's own site, dues are about $300 a year, roughly $25 a month, and the community keeps a swimming pool, a children's playground, and a pavilion that members can reserve (savannahridgehoa.com, 2026). That is a lot of amenity for the money, and the pool is one of the reasons buyers pick this neighborhood over an unamenitized subdivision nearby. You will see a few different dues figures floating around the portals, from the low $200s to the $400s, because some listing sheets are stale or mix in special assessments (nashvillehome.guru; neighborhoods.com, 2026). I always pull the current HOA documents and the exact dues for the specific address before you write an offer, because the listing sheet is not the source of truth.
Schools and the One Thing Most Pages Miss
Here is a detail the portal pages gloss over. In Savannah Ridge, the elementary assignment can change by address inside the same neighborhood. Depending on where the home sits, students have been zoned to Black Fox Elementary, Barfield Elementary, or Cason Lane Academy, with Christiana Middle School and Riverdale High School on the older data, all in Rutherford County Schools (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). That address by address split is exactly the kind of thing that trips people up when they assume the whole subdivision shares one zone. I give you facts and the district's own zone maps, never an opinion on a school, and I will tell you plainly that Rutherford County is growing fast and redraws zones often, and the listing sites get them wrong all the time. Confirm the assignment for the exact address with the Rutherford County Schools zone lookup before you let it drive your decision. My Riverdale area school zone guide walks through how to check it.
Getting Around from Savannah Ridge
Location is a quiet strength on this side of town. From Savannah Ridge you are about ten minutes to the downtown Murfreesboro square, and Barfield Crescent Park with its trails and the Stones River Greenway sits just minutes away, which is a genuine perk if you like to run or ride without driving to get there (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). For commuters, Nashville runs roughly 35 minutes up I-24 on a normal day (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026).
Nearby Neighborhoods on the Southeast Side
If Savannah Ridge does not have the right home available the week you are looking, you have options close by. Indian Hills and Evergreen Farms are other southeast Murfreesboro communities worth putting on your list, each with its own mix of price, age, and floor plans. I keep pages on the neighborhoods over here so you can compare them side by side instead of guessing from a portal map.
Thinking About Buying in Savannah Ridge?
If Savannah Ridge is on your short list, call or text me. Tell me your budget, your must haves, and your timeline, and I will set up a saved search that pings you the minute a matching all brick home comes up, then build you a showing plan around it. When you are ready to write an offer, my complete Murfreesboro home buyer's guide covers offer strategy and every step from contract to keys. After 25 years in the Army, I am used to doing the homework before the mission, and that is exactly how I will run your search.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do homes in Savannah Ridge, Murfreesboro cost?
Over the trailing twelve months, homes in Savannah Ridge sold with a median right around $517,500 to $520,000, with recent closings running from roughly $439,900 to $574,900 on one source and $335,000 to $570,000 on another (nashvillehome.guru; neighborhoods.com, 2026). Price per square foot has been about $180 to $218. Because this is a built out neighborhood, inventory is limited, so pricing moves with whatever is available.
When were the homes in Savannah Ridge built, and what are they made of?
Savannah Ridge was built out mainly from about 1996 through 2016, so it is an established neighborhood rather than an active new construction community (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). The homes are single family and almost all brick, roughly 2,100 to just over 3,000 square feet, mostly two story plans with three to five bedrooms.
Does Savannah Ridge have an HOA and a pool?
Yes. Per the association's own website, dues run about $300 a year, roughly $25 a month, and the community maintains a swimming pool, a playground, and a reservable pavilion (savannahridgehoa.com, 2026). Portal listings sometimes show different dues figures, so confirm the current amount from the HOA documents for a specific home before you make an offer.
What schools are Savannah Ridge homes zoned for?
The elementary assignment can vary by address within Savannah Ridge, with homes zoned to Black Fox Elementary, Barfield Elementary, or Cason Lane Academy, and older data showing Christiana Middle and Riverdale High, all in Rutherford County Schools (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). Zones change as the county grows, so verify the assignment for a specific address with the Rutherford County Schools zone lookup before relying on it.
Where is Savannah Ridge in Murfreesboro?
Savannah Ridge is in southeast Murfreesboro, in the 37127 zip, off the Barfield Road area near the Stones River Greenway corridor (nashvillehome.guru, July 2026). It is about ten minutes to the downtown square, minutes from Barfield Crescent Park, and roughly 35 minutes to Nashville via I-24.