Asbury-Forks of the River Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Asbury-Forks of the River in Knoxville is a rural community where the Tennessee River splits into the Holston and French Broad Rivers. Known for its natural amenities and sparse suburban feel, the neighborhood is distinguished by its historical connection to marble and limestone mining. The architectural landscape features a mix of Colonial Revival, brick ranch homes, and contemporary designs, with some residences along the rivers. The area is safer than the national average, with a crime score significantly lower. Schools in the neighborhood, part of Knox Public Schools, have a high rating and include Chilhowee Intermediate School, Carter Middle School, and Carter High School, which offers after-school STEM clubs and a strong athletic program. Tennessee State Route 168 connects residents to major thoroughfares like Interstate 40 and US Route 70, with McGhee Tyson Airport 25 minutes away. For shopping, locals visit Food City, Dollar General, and major retailers like Target and Lowe’s. Dining options include Aubrey’s Restaurant for southern comfort foods and Cruze Farm for fresh ice cream. Forks of The River Park offers green spaces, soccer fields, a playground, and picnic pavilions. The historic Ramsey House, built with Tennessee marble, hosts vintage baseball games, art classes, and the annual Ancient Sounds Music Festival, celebrating Celtic and Appalachian folk music.