Asbury-Forks of the River
Classic architecture in the Great Appalachia
The architectural landscape of Asbury-Forks of the River blends with the rolling, hilled terrain that characterizes Knoxville’s location in the long and narrow ridges of the Great Appalachian Valley. Some residences are settled along the Holton and French Broad Rivers. Suburban divisions feature a range of home styles, from Colonial Revival and brick ranch homes with meticulously maintained lawns to contemporary designs on acres of farmland. Prices start from as low as $260,000 for a two-bedroom home to $740,000 for a renovated ranch with a rambling layout. “Prices are rising to meet the demand for the area,” says Holli McCray, CEO of Home Marketing Group. “We’ve seen a lot of people move here in recent years and compete with 30 bids on a house.”Asbury-Forks of the River earns a crime score of 2 out of a possible 10, according to the CAP Index. This score is significantly lower than the US national average score of 4.
Long-standing Knoxville academic institutions
The area’s schools are a cornerstone of the community, with establishments dating back to 1915. Students are zoned to attend Knox Public Schools, which includes Chilhowee Intermediate School for prekindergarten through fifth grade. Kids at Carter Middle School advance to the adjacent Carter High School, which is one of the oldest schools in the area. Starting as a farmhouse, Carter High is now a thriving institution offering after-school STEM clubs and a robust athletic program. All three schools receive an overall B-minus score from Niche.Thoroughfares connect residents to downtown Knoxville
Tennessee State Route 168 runs north and south through Asbury-Forks of the River, connecting residents to larger thoroughfares like Interstate 40 and US Route 70 to the north and US Highway 441 to the south – all of which link to downtown Knoxville. Locals head 25 minutes south to the McGhee Tyson Airport for domestic flights.Southern comforts and sweet treats
For groceries and essentials, residents may head to Food City on Asheville Highway or Dollar General. Major retailers like Target, Lowe’s and Sam's Club are located off Highway 25. Popular local franchise Aubrey’s Restaurant serves up southern comfort foods like their old-fashioned patty melt and North Carolina fried catfish. Residents can satiate their sweet tooth at Cruze Farm, a family-owned creamery churning out fresh ice cream with an assortment of flavors.Green spaces and recreation at Forks of the River
Amidst the natural ambiance of Asbury-Forks of the River, the Forks of The River Park beckons with its open green spaces and recreational amenities. The park boasts several soccer fields that come alive on weekends as Ayso Region 1390 leagues showcase their skills. Families can revel in the joy of outdoor play at the expansive playground, while covered picnic pavilions provide a shaded setting for enjoying a sunny day.Events celebrating history and Appalachian heritage
Dating back to 1797, the historic Ramsey House on Thorngrove Pike showcases one of the earliest known instances of Tennessee marble construction, hailed as the “finest house in Tennessee.” Ramsey House hosts vintage baseball games and art classes, inviting guests to immerse themselves in history and creativity. At the annual Ancient Sounds Music Festival, guests marvel at the sounds of Celtic and Appalachian folk music.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Jennifer Querry
Keller Williams
(865) 518-8461
55 Total Sales
1 in Asbury-Forks of the River
$260,000 Price
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Angela Anderson
Countryside Realty LLC
(276) 451-7734
119 Total Sales
1 in Asbury-Forks of the River
$276,000 Price
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Michael Ryan Smith
Responds QuicklyWallace
(615) 880-9926
120 Total Sales
1 in Asbury-Forks of the River
$135,000 Price
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Cole Liles
Realty Executives Associates
(865) 346-2798
20 Total Sales
2 in Asbury-Forks of the River
$265K - $345K Price Range
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Mackenna Lecroy
United Real Estate Solutions
(865) 507-4216
171 Total Sales
4 in Asbury-Forks of the River
$150K - $345K Price Range
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Robyn Ray
Greater Impact Realty
(865) 249-0777
49 Total Sales
1 in Asbury-Forks of the River
$465,000 Price
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Asbury-Forks of the River Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Asbury-Forks of the River, Knoxville sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Asbury-Forks of the River, Knoxville over the last 12 months is $317,400, down 35% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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