Lascassas

What People Love About Lascassas

• Room to spread out: More than half the homes sold here sit on an acre or more.
• Strong schools: All three schools that serve Lascassas earned an A on the state's 2025 report card.
• Quiet, country setting: Farmland and open space, with Murfreesboro close by for shopping and dining.

Home Prices in Lascassas

Over the past 12 months, 69 single-family homes sold in the Lascassas ZIP code (37085), at a median price of $615,000. The typical home was about 2,800 square feet and built in 2017. Prices ranged from about $217,000 to $2.3 million. (Realtracs MLS data through early November 2026, compiled by The Fraker Group.)

Land and Acreage in Lascassas

Land is what Lascassas is known for, and it's one of our specialties. Of the 132 homes sold here in the past two years, 77 were on an acre or more, and 56 were on five acres or more. Over the past 12 months, 8 land parcels sold in 37085, with a median size of about 10 acres and a median price of $272,500. If you're buying land, we'll help you check the details that matter, like septic, water, road frontage and restrictions. Learn more in our guide, Buying Land in Middle Tennessee.

Lascassas Neighborhoods

These figures are closed sales from November 2024 to November 2026, from Realtracs.

• Twelve Corners: The busiest neighborhood, with 21 sales at a median of $584,900. Homes are typically about 2,700 square feet on about a third of an acre, built from 2008 to 2025.
• Chestnut Valley: Newer homes built from 2016 on, with 17 sales at a median of $558,999, on lots up to about half an acre.
• Simmons Acres: New homes built in 2024 on 2 to 5 acres, typically about 4,000 square feet. Median sale $1,237,500.
• Farmington: Homes built from 2003 to 2017 on just under half an acre. Median sale $615,000.
• Chesterfield: Mostly early 2000s homes on two-thirds of an acre to just over 2 acres. Median sale $436,000.
• Homes on their own land: About 40% of Lascassas sales aren't in a subdivision at all. These homes have a median of nearly 6 acres and a median price of about $1.1 million.

Property Taxes in Lascassas

Lascassas is not an incorporated town, so homeowners pay only the Rutherford County rate of $1.4885 per $100 of assessed value. Homes are taxed on 25% of their appraised value times that rate, so a home appraised at $615,000 pays about $2,289 a year. If you have a specific home in mind, reach out and we'll tell you what the property taxes were on that home last year.

Schools in Lascassas

Lascassas is served by Rutherford County Schools. All three schools earned an A, the highest grade, on the Tennessee Department of Education's 2025 school report card:

• Lascassas Elementary School
• Oakland Middle School
• Oakland High School

School zones can change, so always confirm the zoned school for a specific address.

Getting Around

• ZIP code: 37085
• Main roads: Lascassas Pike (Highway 96) into Murfreesboro, and Highway 266 north toward Lebanon
• Drive times: Downtown Murfreesboro about 18 minutes (10 miles), Lebanon about 30 minutes (22 miles), Nashville International Airport about 50 minutes (40 miles), downtown Nashville about an hour (43 miles)

Lascassas is quiet and rural, so most shopping and dining is in north Murfreesboro. Our Murfreesboro, TN guide has our favorite places to eat.

Realtors in Lascassas, TN

We're Jason and Allison Fraker, a husband and wife team who live on 11 acres in Rutherford County. We've helped clients buy and sell homes on small and large lots in Lascassas. Whether you want a home in a neighborhood like Twelve Corners or several acres off a country road, we'll help you find the right fit. Call or text us at (615) 456-8016, or email jason@thefrakergroup.com.

Lascassas, TN FAQ

Is Lascassas, TN a good place to live?

Many buyers like Lascassas for its A-rated schools, quiet country setting, homes on acreage, and an easy drive to Murfreesboro.

How much is a home in Lascassas, TN?

The median sale price for a single-family home in Lascassas (37085) was $615,000 over the past 12 months, based on Realtracs MLS data compiled by The Fraker Group.

Is there land for sale in Lascassas, TN?

Yes. More than half the homes sold in Lascassas over the past two years sat on an acre or more, and land parcels sold over the past 12 months had a median size of about 10 acres.

What are property taxes in Lascassas, TN?

Lascassas is not incorporated, so homeowners pay only the 2026 Rutherford County rate of $1.4885 per $100 of assessed value. Homes are assessed at 25% of appraised value, so a $615,000 home pays about $2,289 a year.

What ZIP code is Lascassas, TN?

Lascassas's ZIP code is 37085.

What schools serve Lascassas, TN?

Lascassas Elementary, Oakland Middle and Oakland High School, part of Rutherford County Schools. All three earned an A on the Tennessee Department of Education's 2025 school report card.

Who are Realtors in Lascassas, TN?

Jason and Allison Fraker are a husband and wife team of Realtors who live on 11 acres in Rutherford County. They help clients buy and sell homes on small and large lots in Lascassas.