4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Memphis, TN Under $575K

There are 10 single family homes for sale in Memphis, TN, with 4 to 5 bedrooms, 2 to 5 bathrooms, and 2,600 to 4,867 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $499,900 to $550,000, and build years from 1901 to 2026. The largest, at 7813 Woodlark Cove, offers 4 bedrooms and 4,867 square feet for $515,000.

Evergreen Historic District sits in Midtown Memphis, where tree-lined streets hold early twentieth century houses on generous lots. Cooper-Young, just south, offers a walkable mix of cafes, bungalows and older brick homes, and Overton Park, with its museums and outdoor concert shell, is a short drive away.

Downtown Memphis is roughly a ten minute drive from most of these neighborhoods, and Interstate 240 links them to the medical district and the airport. The Mississippi River bluff and Tom Lee Park sit a few miles west, while Shelby Farms Park offers trails and lakes to the east.

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Buying in Memphis

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Which Memphis neighborhoods are best for a 4 bedroom family home?

Evergreen Historic District and Midtown suit families who want older houses on established streets close to Overton Park. Cooper-Young is busier and more walkable, so it fits buyers who enjoy cafes and an active street life.

How long is the commute from Midtown Memphis to downtown?

Downtown is roughly a ten minute drive from most of these neighborhoods, though traffic can add time at peak hours. Interstate 240 is the main route for most commuters heading to the medical district or the airport.

What should buyers check in older Memphis homes?

Homes built in the early twentieth century often need careful review of wiring, plumbing and foundations. Ask for recent inspection reports and confirm whether past renovations were permitted.

Is Evergreen Historic District different from Cooper-Young?

Evergreen is more residential and quieter, with houses set back on established streets. Cooper-Young has a busier commercial strip and a walkable mix of older brick homes.

Can a 4 bedroom Memphis home work for a multigenerational household?

Many four bedroom houses in these areas have enough space for shared living, but buyers should confirm that bedrooms and bathrooms are arranged in a way that suits everyone. Check whether a bedroom sits on the main floor, since some homes keep all sleeping space upstairs.

What parks and trails are near these Memphis neighborhoods?

Overton Park offers museums, gardens and an outdoor concert shell in Midtown. Shelby Farms Park is further east and provides trails and lakes for a longer outing.