Minutes from bustling Interstate 640 lies Corinth, an area of northeast Knoxville where the country meets suburbia on tree-lined country roads, green fields, modern subdivisions and nearby commercial amenities. “In that area, you have a lot of folks who want to be off the beaten path but still have access to the comforts of living in town,” says Kevin Wilson, a 24-year Knoxville resident and Realtor with Wallace Real Estate.
The Corinth area features a mix of homes, many traditional-style single-family homes with colonial revival or craftsman influences, built from the 1950s through the 2000s. “A lot of the homes in that area were built after 2000,” Wilson says. “There are some newer subdivisions.” Many Corinth-area homes sit on a quarter acre or more of land and have interiors ranging from 1,000 to 5,700 square feet with two to five bedrooms. List prices tend to span from $200,000 to $730,000. According to Wilson, homes in the area sell well. “I’ve had a lot of listings there, and I haven’t had any issues getting them sold.”
Corinth-area kids attend Knox County Schools, considered by Niche as the No. 4 best districts in the Knoxville area, including Ritta Elementary, which earns a B-minus rating from Niche, and Gresham Middle, rated a B-plus. After Gresham, students continue to Central High School, with a B-minus Niche rating.
Given its semi-rural suburban vibe, Corinth is car-dependent. However, its proximity to main roadways, like Washington Pike and Interstate 640, provides residents easy access to convenient amenities and key Knoxville commuting destinations, including the Amazon Fulfillment Center, downtown Knoxville and the University of Tennessee, all of which are no more than 12 miles from home.
The Diner at Twisters is a popular spot where folks can enjoy classic diner fare, like burgers with a side of tater tots, all-day breakfast and ice cream sundaes. “It’s a mom-and-pop place that locals really like,” Wilson says. More dining options, including fast casual, national chain and locally-owned eateries like Amigo’s & Beer Mexican Restaurant, surround the Amazon Fulfillment Center close to Interstate 640. Residents also have a choice of big box stores like Sam’s Club, Walmart Supercenter and Lowe’s Home Improvement, along with grocery stores like Food City and Aldi in that area. For even more shopping, New Harvest Centre, located nearby, is full of brand-name stores like Target and Old Navy.
For fresh air and green space, Corinth residents can venture to New Harvest Park, with its playground, splash pad, scenic trails and stone picnic pavilion. Visitors to the park during the summer can shop on Thursday afternoons for local produce, pasture-raised meats, baked goods and artisan crafts at the weekly New Harvest Farmers' Market. Local golfers hit the links at nearby Three Ridges Golf Course, a premier 18-hole public course named one of the best places to play in Knoxville by Golf Digest. Nature lovers enjoy blooming wildflower meadows, lush woodland, walking trails, and a fenced dog park at 90-acre Beverly Park.
Katie Ridgway
Realty Executives Associates
(619) 362-7289
84 Total Sales
1 in Corinth
$542,000 Price
Alan Cottrell
Keller Williams
(865) 999-0949
171 Total Sales
4 in Corinth
$80K - $530K Price Range
Tammy J. & Chad Smith
LPT Realty, LLC
(865) 328-9747
47 Total Sales
3 in Corinth
$285K - $570K Price Range
Trish Johnson
eXp Realty, LLC
(865) 606-6759
43 Total Sales
1 in Corinth
$364,500 Price
Eddie Rockensock
Benchmark Realty, LLC
(615) 437-7345
329 Total Sales
2 in Corinth
$338K - $342K Price Range
Clay Dalton
RE/MAX Beaches
(770) 415-3741
60 Total Sales
1 in Corinth
$380,000 Price
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On average, homes in Corinth, Knoxville sell after 8 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Corinth, Knoxville over the last 12 months is $325,000.
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