Mechanicsville Home for Rent

Mechanicsville, a historic neighborhood in Knoxville, is known for its vintage homes and significant landmarks. Deadrick Avenue showcases Queen Anne homes, while Arthur Street is home to the oldest firehouse in Knoxville, Mechanicsville Fire Station Number Five. The neighborhood features older shotgun homes from the early 1900s, many of which have been renovated, as well as three-bedroom bungalows with wide porches. Most homes lack garages, so residents typically park in uncovered driveways or on the street. Mechanicsville is less than a mile from Downtown Knoxville, providing convenient access to the city's amenities. The neighborhood includes multiple parks, with Malcom-Martin Park being the largest, offering a baseball field, swimming pool, and Beardsley Community Farm. The Wesley House Community Center provides summer camps and senior activities. While Mechanicsville lacks its own restaurants, residents can drive 2 miles to Knoxville for dining options like The Firefly and Marble City Kitchen, and Sweet P’s Barbeque and Downtown Dive. Grocery needs are met by Food City and Dollar General. The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is 3 miles away, making it easy for residents to attend Volunteers football games at Neyland Stadium. The Knoxville Area Transit buses serve the neighborhood, facilitating travel to various local destinations.