1217 Westlawn Blvd Murfreesboro, TN 37128
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About this home
Welcome to your family’s next home, nestled in a friendly, sought-after neighborhood known for its strong sense of community and family-friendly amenities. With 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and an upstairs bonus room, this home offers the room your family needs. Located in a community with a low HOA, in ground pool, fenced playground, and paved walking trails, it’s the kind of place where kids can play freely and neighbors become lifelong friends. From the moment you step through the front door, you’ll feel right at home. The interior has been tastefully updated with fresh paint, stylish accent walls, upgraded light fixtures, and ceiling fans in every room to keep your home comfortable year-round. The main living areas are open and bright, featuring larger windows, recessed lighting, and a stylish fireplace mantel. The kitchen includes slow-close cabinets, upgraded trim, and a water filtration system with reverse osmosis for added peace of mind. Step outside to an enclosed patio with porcelain tile flooring and a built-in projector—ideal for family movie nights—plus a fenced backyard complete with a fire pit and built-in barbecue for weekend fun. Upstairs, durable LVP flooring runs throughout, and the bonus room offers endless possibilities for a playroom, media room, home office, or guest space. The downstairs primary suite offers engineered hardwood floors, a tray ceiling, and custom closets for ultimate organization. The laundry room includes a steam closet, subway tile backsplash, and a sliding barn door. You’ll also love the built-in media cabinet, whole-house surround sound system, irrigation system, insulated garage, long driveway and beautifully updated half bath. Located just minutes from the neighborhood Publix, local shopping steps away, and a nearby emergency room, with easy access to I-840, I-24, and Highway 96, this home offers everything your family needs—comfort, space, and a true community to call your own.
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