A historic railroad-town center gives Rossville an identity within southern Fayette County. The Wolf River and William B. Clark Conservation Area provide nearby opportunities to spend time outdoors. Roads toward Collierville connect the town with further shopping and dining choices, while the location of an individual home determines how it relates to Rossville’s center and countryside. Rossville’s city-coded MLS search closed 2025 with 50 residential transactions. Those sales yielded a $542,500 median and $537,287 average, with ↓ $65,923 marking the average’s change since 2024. The average period on market extended to 103 days.

Reporting scope: MLS City equals Rossville. Residential listings with closed status and closing dates January 1–December 31, 2025; arrow comparison uses January 1–December 31, 2024 with the same filters. Includes existing and new homes entered in the MLS. MLS city labels can differ from mailing addresses or municipal boundaries.

Source: Memphis Area Association of REALTORS® (MAAR), Paragon MLS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Statistics reflect the stated reporting boundaries and property types and may be revised.