Step into a remarkable piece of Murfreesboro history at 411 N. Maney Avenue, a 1927 Queen Anne and Folk Victorian-influenced home offering 2,788 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths and 2 half baths on .22 acres in the heart of Downtown Murfreesboro. 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 residential developments. Today, the home stands within the National Register-listed North Maney Avenue Historic District, surrounded by late-19th and early-20th-century architecture. Inside, a grand foyer and impressive staircase introduce soaring 12-ft ceilings, beautiful hardwood floors, original pocket doors, transoms and period millwork. Formal living and dining rooms feature gas-log fireplaces, while a library, updated kitchen and light-filled sunporch add character and functionality. Original architectural details throughout give the home a sense of authenticity and warmth, while its gracious scale and flexible spaces make it equally suited to everyday living and memorable entertaining. With 5 bedrooms and 5 total full baths, the flexible floor plan has previously served as a successful bed-and-breakfast and Airbnb, yet is equally compelling as a distinctive single-family residence. Outside, expansive front and rear porches invite you to enjoy the historic setting, while a private courtyard with pond creates a peaceful retreat. A private drive leads to a detached 3-car garage with workshop and storage—an exceptional amenity for a historic downtown property. Just a short walk from the Downtown Square and convenient to MTSU, restaurants and shopping, 411 N. Maney offers a rare combination of architectural character, versatile living space and an authentic connection to Murfreesboro's past. Here, history isn't simply nearby—it shaped the street itself.