711 Warrior Dr Murfreesboro, TN 37128
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Welcome to Stone’s Throw, a rare Stones River front home perfectly set on 1.48 acres w/ 114 ft of private frontage in the highly desirable Shenandoah neighborhood. This beautifully maintained 5-bedroom, 3-bath home combines modern comfort, timeless Southern charm, & a lifestyle that’s relaxed & refined. Step onto the inviting front porch & into a warm interior living space w/ hardwood floors, exposed wood beams, & a cozy fireplace that instantly makes you feel at home. The bright kitchen w/ a large walk-in pantry & laundry area also has an eat-in breakfast room overlooking its own private deck & river view, creating the perfect spot to enjoy morning coffee & evening sunsets. From there, you transition seamlessly into the formal dining room, an inviting space perfect for elegant dinners & special occasions. The Florida room, bathed in natural light, offers a bright & welcoming setting for gatherings & weekend entertaining. The primary suite is a private retreat, w/ accordion-style sliding doors opening to a separate deck overlooking the river, a walk-in tile shower, freestanding tub, & custom walk-in closet. The 2nd main-level bedroom w/ an en-suite is ideal for guests, while 3 add’l bedrooms & a jack-and-jill bath (w/ separate sink in the attached bedroom) provide space for everyone upstairs. Outside, the lush backyard is where memories are made, from sunset dinners on the upper decks to kayak adventures from your own riverbank (3 kayaks & 1 paddleboard included). Add’l highlights include a new 30-year roof in 2024, large unfinished walkout for storage, projects, & can also be used for storm protection, storage shed, & parking pad which can accommodate an RV, w/ water & electric hookups. Just minutes from parks, trails, top-rated Rutherford County schools, & major commuter routes, Stone’s Throw offers a perfect balance of privacy, convenience, & community. Discover the best of family living on Stones River where space, nature, & comfort come together beautifully.
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