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From a factory town to a Knoxville hotspot
Alcoa started off as an industrial town, but it’s found a new purpose in the present. Taking its name from an old aluminum manufacturer, the city of Alcoa has shifted into a hub of suburban living south of Knoxville with new developments, high-rated schools and a growing population “It’s a united community that rallies around its local school system and its sports teams,” says Katie Stephens, a teacher at Alcoa Elementary and a real estate buyer specialist with the Dwight Price Group. “It’s really booming out here.”
Former plant sites in Alcoa used to be the backbone of the local town's economy many years ago.
Homes, local businesses, and hiking trails are staples you will find when visiting Alcoa, TN.
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Early ranch homes and new developments
Early homes from the early to mid-20th century sit alongside properties from the 1960s to 1980s and in modern developments. Communities like Eagleton are peppered with a balance of earlier and later houses. Ranch-style homes in the city center sit closer to the street but have larger backyards. Condos and townhomes are also available in Alcoa but are not as common on the market. The city’s median home value of about $315,000 places homes under the national median home value.
Homes on the north side of town near McGhee Tyson Airport may experience higher noise levels due to passing air traffic. According to the Flood Factor index, some homes in town may also have higher flooding risks due to their proximity to Pistol Creek.
An American flag hangs by the front door of this residential home in Alcoa, TN.
Residential homes with distinct, colorful features add a unique feel to the Alcoa neighborhood.
This grand home in Alcoa offers a large yard and beautiful curb appeal from a street view.
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Tornadoes pride at Alcoa High School
Public school students attend the four institutions of Alcoa City Schools. The district earns an A grade on Niche and was ranked No. 8 on the platform’s list of the best school districts in the state in 2024. Students at Alcoa Middle School can participate in any of the 20 clubs and athletic programs held after classes, and Alcoa High School offers more than 35 programs. The high school’s football team, the Alcoa Tornadoes, holds 23 state championships with a ten-year winning streak; the team was also the focus of a documentary TV show called “4th and Forever: Alcoa.” Both schools earn A-minus grades on Niche.
Alcoa High School is a public, accredited 9-12 grade school in the town of Alcoa, TN.
Catch a Friday night football game at Alcoa High School in the Alcoa neighborhood.
Alcoa Elementary School received a grade of A from Niche.
Alcoa Intermediate School received a grade of B from Niche.
Alcoa Middle School occupies the old Alcoa High School.
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Greenways and Alcoa Highway
Alcoa is about 15 miles south of downtown Knoxville. The two cities connect via U.S. Highway 129. The city also connects to Interstate 140 on the north end for long-distance trips. Public transit is limited to scheduled door-to-door trips managed by the East Tennessee Human Resource Agency; driving and ridesharing are the most convenient choices for local travel.
The nearest emergency room is Blount Memorial Hospital, about 3 miles south in Maryville. For residents traveling beyond eastern Tennessee, McGhee Tyson Airport is on Alcoa Highway at the north end of the city. Alongside convenient travel for locals, the airport employs more than 2,000 people in town. Metal manufacturer Arconic, a spinoff of the city’s namesake Alcoa Corporation, has kept the area’s connection to the aluminum industry intact. Other major economic centers include medical company TeamHealth and contractor team Massey Electric.
The City of Alcoa Bridge welcomes all into the neighborhood of Alcoa, TN.
The old train bridge has been converted into a bike path.
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The jewel of Springbrook Park
Stephens points to Springbrook Park as one of the city’s primary destination parks. Guests can play basketball, enroll kids in karate classes, schedule events at the recreation center or go fishing on the duck pond. The Maryville-Alcoa Greenway also runs through the park, connecting pedestrians and cyclists to Maryville over a 21-mile path. Smaller neighborhood parks such as Oldfield Mini Park and Richard Williams Park are also available in Alcoa, and residents can also head south to Maryville for more outdoor areas. “We have a true four seasons here,” Stephens says. Winters generally reach average lows in the 30-degree range with little to no snowfall, while summers have average highs around 88 degrees.
Residents can take a dip in the Springbrook pool at Springbrook Park in Alcoa, TN.
Enjoy the nature walks and views along the creek at Springbrook Park in the Alcoa neighborhood.
Ducks can be found seasonally along the water in the Alcoa Duck Pond.
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Multiple Blount County shopping options
Developments in the 2020s along Tesla Boulevard have turned the former industrial area into an upstart hub for shopping and dining. Food City is a popular choice for grocery shopping, while casual restaurants like Kickback Jack’s, Hot Rods 50’s Diner and Swig Soda Shop are go-to picks for dining out. Other mainstream shopping options in town include Aldi, Walmart and Lowe’s stores along Alcoa Highway, one of the city’s key retail corridors.
Step back into the 50's at Hot Rods Diner in Alcoa.
Treat yourself to an ice cream from Hot Rods 50's Diner in Alcoa.
City Farms has everything for your wine or liquor needs.
Alcoa residents enjoy shopping at Hamilton Crossing.
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Events at the Springbrook duck pond
One of Alcoa’s premier summer traditions is FreedomFest, a festival generally held at the end of June in anticipation of the Fourth of July. The party happens at the duck pond in Springbrook Park and generally includes live music, vendors and one of the Knoxville area’s largest fireworks shows. Springbrook Park also hosts Alcoa Food Truck Rally events, the Gotta Tri Kids Triathlon and Songs by the Brook, an annual summer concert series.
You can enjoy a game of basketball at Springbrook Park.
Springbrook Park has one of the largest playgrounds in town.
Tennis courts are available for matches and lessons at Springbrook Park.
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Crime data in Alcoa
According to FBI crime data, rates for both violent and property crime have generally trended downward in Alcoa since 2017.
Alcoa residents have front door access to Knoxville's McGhee Tyson Airport.
Informational signage lists historic facts about the town construction plans of Alcoa, TN.
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On average, homes in Alcoa, TN sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Alcoa, TN over the last 12 months is $327,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Brand new construction in an established Alcoa neighborhood and zoned for the highly sought-after Alcoa City School District! This thoughtfully designed home offers the perfect combination of space, style, and flexibility with 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a dedicated office, and over-sized living spaces throughout. Beautiful 6-inch hardwood flooring flows throughout the main living areas, the
Beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 3-bath home in the highly sought-after St. Thomas subdivision in Alcoa. This property offers a blend of comfort, style, and convenience with gorgeous mountain views as your backdrop. Inside, the spacious kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a generous island, and a walk-in pantry, making it the perfect hub for cooking and gathering.
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Welcome home to this delightful 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom brick ranch home, featuring an incredible yard and situated in a neighborhood that perfectly captures the essence of East Tennessee living. Located in the highly sought-after Alcoa City Schools district, this traditional gem has so much to offer! In addition to the incredible yard, step inside to discover an inviting open-concept kitchen and
Charming 2-bedroom, 2-bath home in the heart of Alcoa City, offering comfort, convenience, and modern updates throughout. Step inside to an inviting open layout featuring a bright living area and a beautifully updated kitchen with stainless appliances, butcher-block countertops, and plenty of workspace for everyday cooking or entertaining. The owner's suite includes a spacious walk-in shower,
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There are homes that simply provide a place to live, and then there are homes that become part of your story. Built in 1939, this timeless treasure has been lovingly preserved, offering the warmth and character that only a home with history can provide. From the moment you step inside, gleaming hardwood floors, sun-filled rooms, and inviting spaces welcome you to slow down and savor life's
Welcome to easy, low-maintenance living in the heart of Alcoa! This efficient, and very well maintained 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers one-level living on a convenient corner lot, ideal for first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors. Interior features include a bright living room, hardwood floors, neutral paint except for grandma's wallpaper - that's a work of art!, an efficient eat-in kitchen,
INVESTMENT SPECIAL: cash flow or flip opportunity in Alcoa's South Hall neighborhood! This 2-bed, 1-bath brick-and-siding ranch sits on a level 0.14-acre lot with no HOA and no restrictions to slow you down. Built in 2006, the home offers a solid 1,090 sq ft footprint with a functional layout, original kitchen with existing cabinetry and appliances, and a full bath, ready for a cosmetic refresh
Welcome to Unit 611 at Regal Tower, a spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo offering comfortable living and exceptional amenities. The open and inviting layout features a large kitchen and living room, providing plenty of space for everyday living and entertaining. Step outside to the private balcony and enjoy the surrounding views. All appliances convey including washer and dryer, making this home
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Welcome to lakefront living at its finest! This beautifully remodeled 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers the perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience. Enjoy direct waterfront access with your own private, maintenance-free boat lift, along with deeded access to a nearby boat ramp--ideal for making the most of life on the water. Inside, you'll find a total renovation featuring stunning
Nearly an acre of property within Maryville City limits. Plenty of opportunity with this land as it sits on a busy, high traffic and high visibility corner of Robert C Jackson and Middlesettlements Road. Will require backfill. Zoned Business/Transportation (buyer to verify) and buyer to verify utilities. The area will be perfect for many types of businesses!
Welcome to this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home situated on a spacious and level 0.63-acre lot in a quiet Maryville neighborhood. Freshly painted and move-in ready, this home offers almost 1500 square feet of comfortable living space with an additional flexible room that is perfect for a home office, playroom, or hobby space. The property features mature trees that provide shade and
This exceptional cul-de-sac lot offers access to boat tie-ups and beautiful water views; all tucked away at the end of the road. Surrounded by upscale homes and ideally located just minutes from McGhee Tyson Airport, downtown Knoxville, and the shopping, dining, and entertainment of West Knoxville, you'll enjoy the perfect blend of convenience and luxury living.This lot has all utilities at
Build your dream home in one of Knoxville's most prestigious waterfront communities! This exceptional cul-de-sac lot offers privacy, a peaceful setting, and beautiful water views, all tucked away at the end of the road. Enjoy added privacy as this lot borders HOA-owned land, creating a peaceful buffer and extra privacy with no homes planned nearby. Ideally located just minutes from McGhee Tyson
Feel right at home in this adorable 1920's cottage home. Original hardwood floors and laminates in bath and kitchen area, no carpet here. Full size kitchen and center island for all your cooking needs. Ideal for entertaining. Let the dishwasher do the clean up. Full size stackable washer and dryer on site. Large walk-in shower and bright bathroom with extra storage. Master bedroom (blue room) is
Welcome to Topside 333 in beautiful Louisville, TN! A vibrant and growing community located on the banks of Fort Loudon Reservoir and in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Our location in proximity to the lake, the mountains and the neighboring cities of Alcoa, Knoxville, Maryville and Oak Ridge makes living here convenient to the majority of work locales in the area. Topside
Immediate move-ins available! Vital at Springbrook has an excellent mix of modern farmhouse finishes and top-of-the-line amenities. You will have an open concept with two options for your kitchen finishes to meet your aesthetic preferences! You may choose the Bala white granite countertop with UV white 42-inch cabinets or the rice white granite countertops with the verismo dark cabinets. Both
Welcome to Vintage Hunters Crossing, a brand-new rental community soon to be an iconic landmark in Alcoa. Vintage Hunters Crossing honors the traditions of this area with new, one-, two- and three-bedroom modern rental homes and abundant neighborly spaces for rest and relaxation, swimming or exercising, working, or playing. Daily delights at the community's Biergarten where the beer and wine
Welcome to Ridge at Hamilton Crossing Apartments, a modern gated community in Maryville, TN, offering spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes designed for comfort and style. With open floor plans, high ceilings, and expansive windows that fill your home with natural light, every detail is crafted to create a bright and inviting living space.Experience resort-inspired amenities that
Choose from spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes ranging up to 1,641 square feet. Each home features modern finishes, smart home technology, in-unit washers and dryers, and private balconies.Residents enjoy a full suite of upscale community amenities, including a resort-style pool and sundeck, a 24-hour fitness center, a business center, a game room, a pet park, and a convenient
**Charming Lakeside Living – Now Leasing!**Discover your perfect home in our small, quiet community nestled by the lake, just off the Airport Highway. Enjoy peaceful lakeside views, convenient on-site laundry facilities, dedicated on-site management, and reliable 24/7 maintenance. Comfort and convenience await – schedule your tour today!
This comfortable one-level home offers a convenient location that is just minutes from all major points in Alcoa and Maryville, including the airport. It's also just 20 minutes from Downtown Knoxville. Features include a spacious open main living area, no stairs required to enter the home, fresh interior paint, and solid surface flooring throughout (no carpet). Approved pets allowed. Long-term
This newer construction rental offers Alcoa City Schools, Granite countertops, shaker soft close cabinets, stainless steel appliances and so much more! Nice covered front porch for your enjoyment and a one car carport with side entry. Living in Alcoa can bring you lots of opportunities. Check out the city website
Property Id: 2767065 Looking for the perfect mix of convenience, comfort, and peace of mind? This charming 900 sqft 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home is just minutes away from Denso, PSTCC and shopping making your daily commute an absolute breeze. Whether you're a working professional or a small family, this space is designed to fit your lifestyle. Key Features You’ll Love: * Prime
Alcoa City Schools! This one level 3 bedroom 2.5 bath is centrally located. Open kitchen and living room floor plan. Interior was renovated Relax on the covered back porch overlooking a HUGE fenced-in yard. Dining room and breakfast nook. 2 car garage and laundry room. What a great place to call home! Apply ONLY at Heritage Realty Knox website.$55 NONREFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE FOR ALL
The neighborhood of Eagleton in Alcoa, Tennessee has a classic Americana origin story. The hydroelectric potential of the nearby Little Tennessee River meant that the town was a prime location for an aluminum factory. The neighborhood grew up around housing established for workers at the Aluminum Company of America, or Alcoa, plant as they returned from World War II. Today, the company maintains an office in its namesake city, and people and businesses from the town’s founding days remain in this 3-square-mile neighborhood. “Eagleton is a small neighborhood right on the edge of Maryville,” says Realtor Mark McCormick, a life-long area resident. “It’s close to Maryville, it’s close to Knoxville. The village is full of nice little homes and it’s close to everything you could want.” From the events centers of downtown Maryville and Knoxville to the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains, Eagleton residents can experience all that the Volunteer State has to offer.
The flat, orderly streets of Eagleton were designed before driving cars became ubiquitous, so there are few sidewalks. Brick ranch-style homes with three bedrooms are priced around $215,000, while newly-constructed four-bedroom Modern Traditional houses can reach up to $450,000. “The houses for the most part are older homes,” McCormick says. “You don’t have sprawling acreage, but a lot of them have been revitalized.” The houses sit on modest lots, surrounded by the occasional old-growth cottonwood and maple trees. There are swing sets in yards, flags on poles and the peaks of the Great Smoky Mountains in the distance.
Students in Eagleton can begin at Eagleton Elementary, which scores a B from Niche. Eagleton Elementary works with community sponsors for a One Book Blitz program where students participate in an entire month of events centered around classic children’s literature such as Charlotte’s Web. They move to Eagleton Middle School, which also earns a B and where students can participate in Bassmaster fishing tournaments. Eagleton students are zoned for Heritage High School, which receives a B-minus. Heritage High School recently updated their football field, and the swim team placed at the state championships.
Eagleton Park provides a green escape directly in the neighborhood. This pocket park offers basketball courts, playgrounds, charcoal grills for cookouts and over a mile of paved walking trails winding through the trees. The Eagleton Ballpark, where residents meet up for practice or to participate in weekend tournaments and rec leagues, is right next door to the park. “Eagleton Ballpark has been around for 60-plus years,” McCormick says. “They just got a $2 million grant to redo it, add new concessions and all that. It’s a big draw.”
The main thoroughfare of Eagleton, East Broadway, runs north and south almost down the middle of the neighborhood. Locals shop for groceries at either Food Lion or Food City and can head 3 miles down to the Big Lots on South Hall Road. Eagleton is a hub of old-school businesses. Stevenson’s Tire has been a local auto parts staple for 60 years, and Richy Kreme Donuts has been open for 70 years. These veteran businesses are just blocks away from newer standouts like Aroma Café Cuban and La Lupita Mexican Store and Restaurant.
East Broadway is the main road of Eagleton, connecting the village to Maryville 4 miles south. Heading 5 miles west on East Hunt Road brings residents to McGhee Tyson Airport. East Broadway transitions to Old Knoxville Highway leaving Eagleton, and locals can get to Knoxville by following this road 13 miles north.
Eagleton residents are just 3 miles from all the excitement of Maryville, Tennessee. “Downtown Maryville has some stores, nice restaurants, they have a farmer’s market every Saturday throughout the warmer months,” McCormick adds. “There’s street fairs, music festivals and the Capitol Theater has an incredible ice cream parlor attached to it that’s filled with movie memorabilia.” Eagleton is also a short 13-mile drive from downtown Knoxville.
Maryville’s recent expansion has meant steady population growth in Eagleton. “We do have some new construction, but it’s not much,” McCormick says. “You might find a couple of lots here and there, but Eagleton is mostly developed. People are flooding to the area, so there’s a ton of competition in the market.” Despite the boom, Eagleton retains its identity as a humble mid-century neighborhood, preserving its history while welcoming newcomers to its quiet suburban streets.
Property Mix - Square Feet
Alcoa Has More Owners
Rental Home Trends
Number of Homes for Rent
10
Median Rent
$1,850
Median Single Family Home Rent
$1,750
Median 3 Bedroom Single Family Home Rent
$1,893
Median Condo Rent
$1,495
Median 2 Bedroom Condo Rent
$1,495
Demographics
Total Population
11,525
Median Age
40
Population under 18
24%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
19.1%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$55,726
Significantly below the national average
$79,597
Average Household Income
$73,867
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
91.8%
On par with the national average
89%
College Graduates
32.7%
Advanced Degrees
11.7%
% Population in Labor Force
68.3%
On par with the national average
64.9%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
52''
Average Winter Low Temperature
31°F
Average Summer High Temperature
88°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Somewhat bikeable
Bikeability®
30/ 100
Somewhat walkable
Walkability®
20/ 100
Source: Local Logic
Sources: Local Logic
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