Mud Island
Mud Island in Memphis offers riverfront living with Mississippi River views. Colorful homes and restaurants line walkable streets. Residents enjoy parks, kayaking, and boating, with easy access to downtown Memphis entertainment.
Average Value
$424K
List Price
$285K - $944K
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39 Listings
South Main
South Main in Memphis combines historic charm with art and culture. The National Civil Rights Museum, Arcade Restaurant, and riverfront parks offer diverse attractions. Residents enjoy walkable streets and community events.
Average Value
$410K
List Price
$184K - $1.4M
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71 Listings
Midtown Memphis
Midtown Memphis in Memphis is known for historic homes, Overton Square's dining and shopping, and Overton Park’s trails, zoo, and art museum. Enjoy live music at Lafayette’s Music Room and access to theaters and major interstates.
Average Value
$329K
List Price
$88K - $1.1M
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75 Listings
Cooper-Young
Cooper-Young in Memphis blends historic homes with vibrant culture. Early 20th-century architecture lines tree-shaded streets. Cooper Street offers shops and restaurants. Peabody Park and an annual festival are local highlights.
Average Value
$291K
List Price
$131K - $727K
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71 Listings
Downtown Memphis
Downtown Memphis, bordering the Mississippi River, is known for its vibrant music scene and historic Beale Street. The area features diverse dining, riverfront parks, and cultural attractions like the National Civil Rights Museum.
Average Value
$260K
List Price
$97K - $943K
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39 Listings
Annesdale
Annesdale in Memphis has historic homes from the early 1900s, the University Club, and Rozelle Annesdale Park. Nearby Overton Park and the Memphis Zoo are 3 miles away. Bus routes and Interstate 69 provide easy connectivity.
Average Value
$183K
List Price
$44K - $452K
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29 Listings
Crosstown
Crosstown in Memphis is anchored by the vibrant Crosstown Concourse, a mixed-use development with shops and restaurants. The area features diverse early 20th-century homes, Winchester Park, and is 3 miles from downtown Memphis.
Average Value
$173K
List Price
$50K - $558K
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24 Listings
South City
South City in Memphis is a historic neighborhood with L.E. Brown Park's playground and pool, the Cornelia Crenshaw Memorial Library, and the annual Heritage Fest. Downtown Memphis is less than 2 miles away via Dr. MLK Jr. Avenue.
Average Value
$143K
List Price
$43K - $437K
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1 Listing
Orange Mound
Orange Mound in Memphis, founded in 1890, is a historic Black neighborhood. It features local eateries like Orange Mound Grill and several parks, including Lewis-Davis Park with a playground and Orange Mound Park's splash pad.
Average Value
$110K
List Price
$40K - $272K
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44 Listings
Southeast Memphis
Southeast Memphis, 4 miles from downtown Memphis, is known for local gems like Payne's Bar-B-Que and Makeda's Homemade Cookies. The area includes Jesse Turner Park and Glenview Park, and is close to Graceland Museum and Mansion.
Average Value
$97K
List Price
$30K - $304K
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83 Listings
South Memphis
South Memphis, Memphis, known as Soulsville, is home to the Stax Museum and Martin Luther King Jr. Riverside Park. The area offers historic eateries like The Four Way and is just 3 miles from downtown.
Average Value
$96K
List Price
$18K - $209K
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93 Listings
Central Gardens
Central Gardens is located in an affluent part of Midtown, a larger community in Memphis known for its 19th- and early-20th-century homes, as well as its vibrant art and dining scenes. Residents live close to restaurants, bars and a few theaters, all within a historic district that preserves the character of its older homes. “All of Midtown has
Average Value
$487K
List Price
$256K - $1.1M
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33 Listings
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