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Clarksville neighborhood with views of Kentucky
When some Avalon homeowners look out from their backyards, they don’t just see rolling pastures with patches of trees and grazing cattle. They see Kentucky. Avalon is tucked in a far northern pocket of Clarksville that sits on the edge of the Tennessee and Kentucky line. “It’s a little more hidden back and super quiet,” says Marcia Campbell, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker, who sold a few homes in Avalon. “It’s quiet because it’s off the main thoroughfares of 101st and Tiny Town.” The houses here are typically smaller than the ones found in other subdivisions across Clarksville. “If you’re young, unmarried or just married, it’s kind of a starter home community,” Campbell says. Being on the state line makes it one of the city neighborhoods closest to Fort Campbell, which provides Clarksville with many of its residents. Avalon also lies north of several dining and entertainment spots. “I love it. Movie theater, grocery store, everything is right there. It’s a very convenient location,” says Steve Nash, a broker with Keller Williams Realty, who’s made just under 10 sales in Avalon. “You want music lessons, you want to get an IV, you want fast food, Mexican restaurants or the Hibachi stuff, everything is right there.”
Avalon is a charming rural community that sits on the edge of Tennessee and Kentucky.
Avalon locals love floating down the Red River at Billy Dunlop Park in Clarksville.
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Cozy ranch-style and Traditional houses
Houses with ranch-style and Traditional features line the streets of Avalon. Sycamores and maples overlook many houses and shade neatly-trimmed front yards. Small groups of children and teens often hangout on the narrow and winding walking paths alongside the neighborhood’s roads. Many houses here date back to the 1990s and early 2000s and measure under 2,000 square feet, factors that make this neighborhood more affordable than several others across the city. “In affordability, that area of town is going to be slightly better priced than exit 11 or Sango,” Nash says in reference to the fast-growing and more upscale neighborhoods on the southern end of Clarksville. Houses here can go from just under $200,000 to $315,000. The most recent average sale price in Avalon is $273,050, which is less than the citywide $333,215.
There are plenty of rows of homes with green yards that can be found in Avalon.
Avalon is home to a variety of houses including ranch style houses.
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Diverse cuisines and Clarksville institutions
Avalon sits right off Trenton Road, which goes directly toward a shopping center a short distance south of Avalon. Several restaurants serving diverse cuisine exist here. They include Kisoro Sushi & Steak and neighbor Sam’s Greek Cafe. In addition to its sushi and sashimi rolls, udon Kisoro is popular for its udon bowls. Sam’s offers a variety of Mediterranean options, including gyros and plates of dolma wraps. El Bracero, a small chain with most of its locations in Kentucky, serves fare ranging from authentic soft-shell tacos to a burger with pineapples as one of the toppings. The nearby Smokin Chikin is a Clarksville institution known for its gourmet rotisserie chicken, while O’Connor’s Pub provides a night time hangout. The Regal Clarksville provides another nearby place for those looking to catch the latest blockbuster movies, while grocery shopping can be done at Sam’s Club a few miles south of Avalon.
Kisoro Sushi & Steak serves fresh sushi and hibachi in Clarksville.
Avalon residents like to go to O'Connor's Pub in Clarksville.
Avalon residents enjoy fresh authentic Mexican food at El Bracero.
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Fun at Billy Dunlop Park and Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Located a few miles west of the neighborhood, Billy Dunlop Park is a popular recreational spot for many on this side of Nashville. The park’s playground and swing set offers a fun place for children. The Red River bends around the park, and its banks buzz with excitement during the summers as teens use a rope to swing and jump into the water. Visitors can also go on strolls through the park and use a tall pedestrian bridge to cross the Red River and enjoy overlooking views of the surrounding woodland. Trenton Road also goes directly to the Sky Zone Trampoline Park about 4 miles south of Avalon.
The Red River flows through Billy Dunlop Park and is normally clear unless it rains.
Billy Dunlop Park is open to nearby Avalon residents from dawn to dusk in Clarksville.
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State Purple Star winner in Northeast Elementary School
Children in Avalon attend Northeast Elementary School, which receives a B grade from ratings site Niche. Northeast Elementary was recently awarded the Tennessee Purple Star School Award. The honor recognizes schools that have made exceptional efforts to serve military families. More than a quarter of the student body in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School system have ties to the military. Students in Avalon can then attend Northeast Middle School and Northeast High School, which receive B-minus and C-plus grades respectively from Niche. Northeast High offers a specialized Computer Information Technology Academy, which aims to prepare its enrollees for careers in careers like engineering and programming.
Young Avalon learners can attend Northeast Elementary School, home of the Eagles.
Northeast Middle School serves Avalon students in the area.
Northeast High School is part of the Montgomery County School District, where Avalon students can attend.
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Horse racing at Oak Grove casino and Clarksville Speedway’s county fair
Due to its location right along the state line, Avalon is as close to institutions in Kentucky as it is to downtown Clarksville. The neighborhood sits 11 miles east of the Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel in Oak Grove. Between the spring and summer, patrons can watch and bet on horse racing. The venue’s Moonshine Amphitheater also hosts live music throughout the year, with performers including country and R&B artists. Avalon also sits about 5 miles north of the Clarksville Speedway & Fairgrounds. The venue hosts the annual Montgomery County Fair in late July and early August, which features carnival rides and racing events.
Avalon residents hop across the Kentucky border for Oak Grove Racing and Gaming Hotel.
Clarksville Speedway is the place to be for Avalon car lovers, hosting all kinds of events.
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I-24 and Tiny Town Road commutes to Fort Campbell
Avalon sits just north of Interstate 24, which connects Clarksville to Nashville. The interstate also provides one of the ways to reach Fort Campbell, which is about 14 miles from Avalon. Many also travel on Tiny Town Road south of the I-24 to reach the military base. For flights out of the state, residents go to the Nashville International Airport about 56 miles south of the neighborhood. Tennova Healthcare - Clarksville, about 6 miles south of Avalon, provides a major medical facility for the neighborhood.
Interstate 24 is a major highway with access to Nashville near Avalon.
Avalon is in close proximity to shopping and restaurants that can be found on Tiny Town Road.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Avalon Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Avalon, Clarksville sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Avalon, Clarksville over the last 12 months is $270,000, down 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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