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Knoxville Real Estate For Sale In TN

Knoxville

Sitting on the Tennessee River in the middle of Appalachia, Knoxville, TN, is an exciting southern city. Knoxville, TN real estate is a diverse market of old and new homes, both in town and far out in the rural outskirts. Check out some of our listings and get a feel for one of the funnest cities in Tennessee real estate.

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$535,000

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$795,000

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10209 Meadow Ridges Lane

Knoxville, TN 37922

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1000 S Chilhowee Drive

Knoxville, TN 37914

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$327,000

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$420,000

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$1,290,000

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11911 S Fox Den Drive

Knoxville, TN 37934

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$219,000

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$439,900

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1560 Autumn Path Lane

Knoxville, TN 37918

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Open House - Sun, Apr 28

New Listing - 11 hours on Site

7517 7521 Twining Drive

Knoxville, TN 37919

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$389,900

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$685,000

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2050 Willow View Lane

Knoxville, TN 37922

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$689,000

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11010 Hunters Knoll Lane

Knoxville, TN 37932

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$315,000

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$220,500

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222 N Central St #208

Knoxville, TN 37917

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299 Tobby Hollow Lane

Knoxville, TN 37931

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More About Knoxville, TN Real Estate

Knoxville might get overshadowed on the national stage by Nashville, but there’s plenty of room for the two villes in the hearts and minds of Tennesseans. Knoxville has an evenly-spread urban core housing the University of Tennessee and an equally dispersed ring of suburbia nestled in the shallow Appalachian valleys around the city. Knoxville lies gently on the land, and with its rolling hills and forest cover, you get the feeling that Knoxville was always meant to be where it is today.

Locals make regular excursions out to the mountain trails or go kayaking and tubing on the Tennessee River, which flows right by downtown. Speaking of downtown, Knoxville’s nightlife and urban cultural scene are on the rise, and you can expect streets packed with UT fans on college football game days in the Fall.

Whether you're a young professional just out of college or an empty nester looking for a beautiful small city with plenty of entertainment options, Knoxville real estate will fit your needs.

Real Estate in Knoxville, TN

Knoxville, TN real estate is almost entirely made up of single-family homes. As a college town, Knoxville’s houses and apartments are evenly split, though most apartments are limited to the city center and near the University of Tennessee’s campus. That being said, if you do want to live in downtown Knoxville real estate, you can find condos for sale for as little as $175K and as much as $1M.

Immediately outside downtown Knoxville, you’ll run into old school straight street neighborhoods full of single-family homes built in the latter half of the 20th century, as well as a few new construction properties. These homes list for between $200K and $400K. If you’re looking for a bit more space for yourself, head a little further into the mountains around Knoxville, and you’ll find a plethora of low-density neighborhoods where properties sit on large lawns and have forests in their backyards. Here, Knoxville real estate for sale lists between $250K and $500K.

The median price for a single-family home in Knoxville real estate is $385K, which is right alongside the national median. You’ll find that, outside luxury real estate in Knoxville, most homes don’t stray within $150K of that price point. Real estate in Knoxville, TN has been appreciating for years on end, showing steady growth, especially when measured over the last five years or more. Buttressed by the University of Tennessee, a fantastic climate, and a growing downtown scene, you can bet that real estate in Knoxville will continue to flourish in the years to come.

Distances to Other Cities

28 miles to Pigeon Forge, TN
99 miles to Kingsport, TN
114 miles to Chattanooga, TN
116 miles to Asheville, NC
179 miles to Nashville, TN

Neighborhoods and Suburbs in Knoxville, TN

Downtown Knoxville

Looking to live right next to the action of state-renowned restaurants, music venues, and more? Check out condos in Downtown Knoxville. Downtown Knoxville features some of the most affordable and expensive real estate in Knoxville. Downtown properties range from $100K to $300K at the lower end up to well past a million. The area is highly walkable with easy parking and endless urban views of glass skyscrapers and homes straight out of the 19th century.

Oak Ridge

This western suburb is known for its affordable suburban Knoxville, TN real estate. While Oak Ridge is small compared to neighboring Knoxville, its wealth of affordable 3-4 bedroom homes listing for between $200K and $300K are sure to keep Oak Ridge growing well into the future. Home to schools at every level, from PK to High School, and a hinterland of unbroken Appalachian forest, Oak Ridge is by far one of the top suburbs of Knoxville real estate.

Colonial Village

Located south of downtown Knoxville across the river, Colonial Village is a heavily wooded small neighborhood. Colonial Village is emblematic of real estate in Knoxville, TN as it features mainly modest single-family homes of 3-4 bedrooms for between $200K and $400K. The top neighborhood school is Mooreland Heights Elementary.

Schools in Knoxville TN

The Knox County School System serves Knoxville real estate. There are over 56K students enrolled across 89 campuses, including 50 elementary, 14 middle, 14 high schools, and 11 adult centers. The top high schools in Knoxville include:

L&N STEM Academy
Farragut High School
Career Magnet Academy
Hardin Valley Academy
Halls High School
Bearden High School

Frequently Asked Questions About Knoxville, TN

What is the zip code for Knoxville, Tennessee?

Zip codes for real estate for sale in Knoxville include:

37902 | 37909 | 37912 | 37914 | 37915 | 37917 | 37919 | 37921 | 37923

What County is Knoxville, Tennessee in?

Knoxville, TN is the county seat of Knox County.

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Knoxville, Tennessee?

The McGhee Tyson Airport, located in Alcoa, TN is 13 miles or about 19 minutes from Knoxville, TN.

How far is Charlotte, NC, from Knoxville, Tennessee?

Charlotte, NC is 219 miles or about three hours, about 40 minutes away from Knoxville, TN.

What is Knoxville, Tennessee best known for?

Due to its location, Knoxville is best known for being the “Gateway to the Smoky Mountains.” Knoxville is also known for its sports presence and being home to the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame.

Why is Knoxville called the Scruffy City?

Knoxville was dubbed the Scruffy City from a Wall Street Journal article as the city didn’t appear to be anything spectacular despite having a bid to be the host of the World’s Fair. Since that name was coined, Knoxville has put a lot of effort into making its city beautiful, but the name has continued to stick around, much like Austin’s “Keep Austin Weird.”

Things To Do In Knoxville, TN

Knoxville Attractions

Whether it’s ziplining with the family at Navitat or boarding a Tennessee Riverboat for a night out, Knoxville residents have endless activities and places to explore. One of the most popular attractions in Knoxville is the Ijams Nature Center, an old marble quarry from the 1880s that supplied material for buildings in Washington D.C. The quarry has been taken back by nature and now hosts a nature center and hiking trails overlooking the Tennessee River.

Knoxville Shopping and Dining

Some of the best dining experiences near Knoxville real estate are along Market Square, where you’ll find one-of-a-kind restaurants, pubs, and shops. Sometimes there’s a vendor fair set up for people to stroll and shop for interesting, handmade items. Residents will find some of the bigger name-brand box stores at West Town Mall, Turkey Creek, and Market Place Shopping Center.

Living In Knoxville, TN

Cost of Living in Knoxville

The overall cost of living in Knoxville real estate is 2.1% lower than the state average and 14.5% lower than the national average. While you’ll likely pay a little more for groceries and housing, you’ll pay less for healthcare, utilities, and transportation. The median household income in Knoxville is $59,250.

Jobs in Knoxville

Knoxville used to be a major player in the retail and manufacturing business, but after the decline of the textile industry, the city decided to pursue a more diversified portfolio with its job opportunities. Today Knoxville has a hand in the real estate, finance, technology, and research sectors while still operating in the manufacturing and retail industries. Some of the largest employers in Knoxville are:

Tennessee Valley Authority
Pilot Flying J
The H.T. Hackney Company
Tombras Group
Bush Brothers
Sea Ray
Brunswick Boat Group
Thermocopy
Petro’s Chili & Chips
EdFinancial
21st Mortgage
AC Entertainment
Regal Cinemas
Discovery, Inc.
TeamHealth

Transportation in Knoxville, TN

Knoxville real estate is car-centric but also provides extensive public transportation services. The Knoxville Area Transit operates a fleet of over 80 buses, paratransit vehicles, and road trolleys. Knoxville’s infrastructure includes several major roadways that converge throughout the city. Both I-40 and I-140 run southwest and northeast of Knoxville, while I-75 enters from the north, and I-640 functions as a loop around the north half of the city.

Medical Access in Knoxville, TN

With Knoxville being a big city, residents have convenient access to several medical facilities. The University of Tennessee Medical Center is the largest hospital in the area (and a level 1 trauma center), followed by Fort Sander Regional Medical Center, Parkwest Medical Center, and Physicians Regional.

Weather in Knoxville, TN

Knoxville real estate is in a humid subtropical climate, which experiences hot and humid summers and cooler winters. The average high temperature in the summer reaches 78.4°F in July, and the average low temperature in the winter dips to 38.2°F in January. Knoxville receives about 52 inches of rainfall annually and about four to five inches of snow.

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