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Spacious yards and scenic farmland define Chickamauga living
Trade pricey, congested city life for picket fences and wide-open pastures in Chickamauga, a historical town in south Chattanooga's peaceful, bucolic scenery. Old farmhouses and charming craftsman designs illustrate the area's sprawling architectural landscape. These aren't your tightly packed downtown dwellings – locals here enjoy spacious grassy yards and uncluttered agrarian views. Chickamauga offers buyers suburban convenience and slow-paced living.
Chickamauga homes have a natural landscape with an abundance of mature trees.
Chickamauga residents enjoy shaded strolls throughout the neighborhood.
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Historic homes and new builds offer variety and a range of values
Buyers will find a broad spectrum of home sizes and styles here. Most Chickamauga properties hover around $200,000 to $300,000, an enviable price point for close-in Chattanooga neighborhoods. Buyers can find a historic downtown charmer or a sturdy midcentury ranch home with lots of yard space. Development is growing, and spacious new builds sell for closer to $400,000. Most listings find new owners within a month or two.
Historic homes are well preserved in Chickamauga's downtown.
Chickamauga homes color the streets with historic, southern charm.
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Three schools sit at the center of town next to the public library
Many local students attend Chickamauga Elementary before transitioning to Gordon Lee middle and high schools. All three neighborhood schools are conveniently clustered at the center of town, facilitating an easy drop-off for families with kids of different ages. Gordon Lee High is known for its strong athletics. The Trojan's competitive cheer team placed third in the state last year, and the cross-country and softball students also had outstanding 2022 performances. The public library is next door, a comfortable spot to tackle homework assignments after school.
Chickamauga Elementary School is located at 210 Crescent Ave, Chickamauga, GA.
Gordon Lee Middle School is an above average public school located in Chickamauga, GA.
Gordon Lee High School is a place of learning for almost 500 students across Chickamauga.
Chickamauga's library offers a wealth of knowledge and resources for the community.
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Outdoor spots blend recreation with historic charm
Chickamauga residents take the kids to Helicopter Park to play outdoors on mild Georgia days. You'll find playgrounds, sports fields and pavilions at this popular outdoor gathering place. The Chickamauga Coke Ovens are a scenic, park-like spot to spend an afternoon outdoors. Residents gather around these 19th-century beehive ovens for a vibrant arts and crafts festival every September. The Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park is also minutes away for a full day outdoors. Trail goers and kayakers navigate the historic site, replete with Civil War-era history.
Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park commemorates the large Battle of Chickamauga.
The coke ovens preserve Chickamauga's industrial past with iron and coal.
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Downtown storefronts house quirky shops and eateries
Chickamauga's downtown area lodges local shops and restaurants inside its charming brick storefronts. Los Potros is the community favorite, serving the area a taste of Jalisco from its quirky equestrian-themed outpost. Locals also rave about The Groovy Gourmet, a newer addition to the neighborhood and the go-to for a cute and casual brunch. The Grind Coffee Shop is a must-stop for your morning pick-me-up. With unique flavors from blackberry cobbler to peanut butter, this local shop should satisfy any caffeine-induced craving.
Top-rated restaurant Los Potros serves up authentic Mexican dishes for Chickamauga residents.
The Grind Coffee is a must-try coffee stop off a road in Chickamauga.
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Annual festivals with music events bring neighbors together
You'll get to know your neighbors quickly in this small town. The friendly community gathers for holiday celebrations and unique local events. Chickamauga residents look forward to the annual Music at the Mansion when they can enjoy refreshments during bluegrass and dueling piano performances at one of the city's most prominent historic landmarks. For almost 50 years, crowds have funneled into Chickamauga's downtown area for Down Home Days, a vibrant summer festival with live music and local vendors.
Transportation
While Chickamauga is a rural town, locals don't need to travel far for errands and shopping. Food Lion is right off the highway for your weekly shops, and you'll find a cluster of fast food restaurants and retail lining this short stretch of Highway 27. Chickamauga professionals are roughly half an hour outside downtown Chattanooga, and most work commuters drive into the office. If you're a buyer seeking a quiet yet connected community, Chickamauga could be a good fit.
Food Lion is a major grocery hub for the residents of Chickamauga.
Chickamauga residents can pick up fresh produce and varying grocery items from Food Lion.
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On average, homes in Chickamauga, GA sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Chickamauga, GA over the last 12 months is $272,000, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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