$274,585Average Value$193Average Price per Sq Ft16Homes For Sale
Neighborhood that draws service members, first-time buyers
Realtor Marion Jewell quips that she doesn’t recall selling to anyone in Glen Ellen Landing over 40 years old. Unlike in many modern subdivisions across the city, the neighborhood has numerous small, single-story houses often sought by first-time buyers and service members. “They’re typically not your forever homes,” says Marcia Campbell, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker, who’s made several sales in the communities along Spring Creek. The subdivision borders Glenellen Elementary School, and it’s not uncommon on mornings to see young parents accompanying their children to the school. “It’s just the convenience of it, and it’s close to everything else around it,” Jewell, of Keller Williams Realty, says about how the school is among the neighborhood's main draws. Glen Ellen’s location on the northern half of Clarksville also makes it convenient for off base service members who try not to live too far from Fort Campbell. But the neighborhood isn’t cramped and its architecture gives it a distinct charm. “It’s a tiny, cute little neighborhood,” Campbell says. Clarksville Councilwoman Karen Reynolds adds: “It does give you the feeling of living a little bit out of the main city, even as you’re in the middle of it.”
Fort Campbell sits just north of Clarksville, over the Kentucky State line.
Glen Ellen Landing residents can easily reach downtown Clarksville for a plethora of shopping, dining, an activities.
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Cozy houses on hilly terrain
While the modern Traditionals commonly seen across Clarksville do exist here, Glen Ellen also has ranch-style houses, Cape Cods and Craftsman bungalows. Many of the houses sit on raised or sloped lots that are about a quarter-acre large, and the hilly terrain allows for features like walkout basements. Many houses are backed by groups of mature trees, and some come with rustic traits like gravel driveways. Most of the houses have footprints of under 2,000 square feet. Price points run from about $180,000 to $325,000 for ones that are nearly 2,000 square feet. “Usually, it’s somebody who’s looking to get something under $350,000,” Campbell says about the neighborhood’s typical buyer.
Cap Cods add a splash of character on the curbs of Glen Ellen Landing.
Although they can be rare, Glen Ellen Landing features newer two-story builds.
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STEM activities from Glenellen Elementary to Northeast High
Glenellen Elementary School, which receives a B from ratings site Niche, is the neighborhood for younger children. Glenellen Elementary is among several recent recipients of the Tennessee Purple Star School Award, which goes out to schools that make exceptional efforts to meet the needs of military families. The school’s extracurricular activities include journalism, running and STEM clubs. Students then go on to Northeast Middle School and Northeast High School, which receive B-minus and C-plus grades respectively from Niche. In keeping with the STEM activities first started at Glenellen Elementary, Northeast High students can enroll in its Computer Information Technology Academy. Participants in the special program learn skills used in fields like engineering and computer programming.
Glenellen Elementary School offers education to the neighborhoods younger students.
Northeast High School offers education to students in grades 9-12.
Northeast Middle School has extensive STEM programs for students.
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Luigi’s Pizza, sweet treats at Wild Flour and whiskey tastings at Old Glory
Needmore Road connects the neighborhood to Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, which anchors one of Clarksville’s commercial hubs. Numerous chain brands and local staples line this thoroughfare. Needmore also connects to Trenton Road, which has a few dining spots like Clarksville chain Luigi’s Pizza. In addition to typical pizzeria fare like freshly baked pies and bread sticks, the establishment’s menu includes meatball subs. The pizza house neighbors the Wild Flour Bake Shop, where regulars enjoy items ranging from egg, herb and avocado sandwiches to cinnamon rolls and chocolate chip cookies. Near the crossing of Wilma Rudolph and I-24 is the Old Glory Distilling Co., a favorite for those looking to do some whiskey sampling while also enjoying Southern comfort meals. For groceries, residents can make the short drive on North Whitfield Road to the Walmart Neighborhood Market.
Wilma Rudolph Boulevard is Glen Ellen Landing's commercial hub.
Luigis Pizza is a local favorite in Glen Ellen Landing.
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Water activities at Billy Dunlop Park and bouncing at Sky Zone
The 30-acre Billy Dunlop Park is one of the closest city green spaces to Glen Ellen. Children enjoy going to the playground, while older park users find fun with the other amenities. The park sits along the Red River, which is a site of many activities. During the summer, teens and young like to swing off a tree rope to jump into the water. Park visitors can also go tubing or kayaking down the river. For indoor recreation, the nearby Sky Zone Trampoline Park on Needmore Road provides an option for younger children and teens alike.
Dunbar Cave State Park is perfect for scenic hikes near Glen Ellen Landing.
Float down the Red River at Billy Dunlop Park in Clarksville.
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Right at the doorstep of the Clarksville Speedway & Fairgrounds
Glen Ellen sits just south of the Clarksville Speedway & Fairgrounds. In addition to hosting dirt track and drag strip races, this institution hosts events like the Montgomery County Fair in late July and early August. Goers to the annual festivity enjoy a variety of entertainment like carnival rides and fair foods. Between late November and New Year’s Eve, the speedway also hosts the Drive Thru Christmas Lights. This special event invites people to go on short tours of the speedway to enjoy a Holiday themed display of over 3 million lights.
Between local commuter routes to Fort Campbell
Glen Ellen sits just north of 101st Airborne Division Parkway, which one of main roads service members in the area use to reach Fort Campbell. Residents here can also get on Needmore Road and Tiny Town Road to the north to reach the base. Fort Campbell is about 11 miles northwest of the neighborhood. Interstate 24 to the east serves as the commuter route to Nashville. Glen Ellen sits about 7 miles north of downtown Clarksville. Tennova Healthcare - Clarksville near the interstate provides a major medical facility and is the city’s only non-military hospital.
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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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Glen Ellen Landing Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Glen Ellen Landing, Clarksville sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Glen Ellen Landing, Clarksville over the last 12 months is $289,900, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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