Cherokee Homes for Rent

Cherokee, a neighborhood in Johnson City, is characterized by its proximity to Buffalo Mountain State Park, where Sinking Creek flows through many front yards. The park offers hiking trails, including the 5.1-mile White Rock and Buffalo Mountain Loop, and the popular Huckleberry Knob, known for its sunset views. The Harry D. Powell Observatory at East Tennessee State University hosts monthly stargazing events. Cherokee Elementary School, Indian Trail Middle School, Liberty Bell Middle School, and Science Hill High School all have high ratings. Local attractions include the Blue Plum Festival at Founders Park, El Charolais for Mexican cuisine, and Freiberg’s for German dishes. The Johnson City Farmers Market operates from early May to late October, and retail shopping is available at The Mall at Johnson City, 5 miles north. Interstate 26 is 2 miles east, providing access to Tri-Cities Airport and northern Johnson City. The neighborhood features a mix of ranch, split-level, and New Traditional homes, with properties ranging from a quarter-acre to over 6 acres.