Rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Murfreesboro history at 411 N. Maney Avenue, a 1927 Queen Anne and Folk Victorian-influenced property offering 2,788 sq ft on .22 acres in the heart of Downtown Murfreesboro. With architectural presence, a flexible floor plan and a prime location near the Downtown Square and MTSU, the property offers compelling potential for professional, hospitality or adaptive-reuse possibilities, subject to applicable zoning and approvals. North Maney Avenue originated as the tree-lined carriage lane leading to Oaklands, the historic estate of Dr. James Maney and Sally Hardy Murfree Maney. Beginning in 1868, portions of the estate were divided to create Maney's Addition, one of Murfreesboro's earliest developments. Today, the property stands within the National Register-listed North Maney Avenue Historic District, surrounded by notable late-19th and early-20th-century architecture. Inside, a grand foyer and impressive staircase introduce soaring 12-ft ceilings, hardwood floors, original pocket doors, transoms and period millwork. Multiple spacious rooms provide flexibility for private offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, hospitality accommodations or specialized uses. An updated kitchen, sunporch, fireplaces, 5 full baths and 2 half baths add functionality. The property previously operated as a bed-and-breakfast and Airbnb, demonstrating the versatility of its layout. Expansive front and rear porches, a private courtyard with pond and a detached 3-car garage with workshop and storage further distinguish the property. Just blocks from the Downtown Square and convenient to MTSU, restaurants, retail and professional services, 411 N. Maney offers an owner-user, investor or entrepreneur a memorable presence in one of Murfreesboro's most historic settings. Its combination of historic character, downtown accessibility and adaptable interior space creates a rare opportunity for a business seeking a setting with distinction.