McMurray is a residential pocket in southeast Nashville, generally grouped with the broader Antioch area near Bell Road and the Hickory Hollow corridor.
The defining draw here is space: McMurray's apartment communities and single-family streets tend to offer larger floor plans, more on-site parking, and lower price points than renters find in neighborhoods closer to downtown.
The area grew up around the Hickory Hollow Mall corridor, now home to the Global Mall at the Crossings along with a mix of big-box retail, grocery stores, and chain restaurants along Bell Road, so day-to-day errands are easy to handle without leaving the area.
Interstate 24 runs nearby, giving commuters a fairly direct route into downtown Nashville, though trip times vary with traffic.
Percy Priest Lake is also within a reasonable drive for renters who want boating, fishing, or trail access on weekends.
Housing stock leans toward garden-style apartment complexes and ranch-style single-family homes built from the 1970s through the 2000s, which keeps the overall feel more suburban than urban.
McMurray works well for renters prioritizing affordability and space over walkability or nightlife. Apartment List lets you compare McMurray rentals against other southeast Nashville options so you can weigh space and price against commute time.









