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Neighborhoods in Tennessee
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Erwin
Erwin, the seat of Unicoi County, is a small town in the Appalachian Mountains of northeast Tennessee. Its location is one of its biggest draws — providing access to the Appalachian National Scenic Trail and the Nolichucky River, while still being close to Johnson City. “A lot of people come here because they want to be able to experience nature,”
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Average Value
$249K
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List Price
$126K - $565K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
25 Listings
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Waverly
Nearly 4,300 people live in Waverly, a small city in Middle Tennessee. However, Vicki Stribling, Realtor and broker with Bill Collier Realty & Auction, says that number used to be slightly higher. Many people moved after a flood devastated the community in August 2021. “It was one of those freak things that has never happened before,” says
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Average Value
$247K
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List Price
$120K - $658K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
28 Listings
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Lexington
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Average Value
$246K
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List Price
$118K - $764K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
40 Listings
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Henderson
The city of Henderson is home to Freed-Hardeman University, a Christian school of about 2,300 students. Many of the 6,000 residents moved to the city for the university, either to enroll or to take a job with the school. But even homebuyers who came for different reasons — for the quiet, small-town energy or for the easy commute to Jackson — find
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Average Value
$245K
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List Price
$106K - $1.1M
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
42 Listings
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Pikeville
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Average Value
$234K
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List Price
$159K - $1.4M
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
11 Listings
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Livingston
Livingston is the seat of Overton County, about 20 miles north of Cookeville. While residents often commute to the larger city, they choose to live in Livingston for its more intimate character and lower home prices. “In Livingston, you get a little bit cheaper housing prices since you’re a little further from Cookeville,” says Chena Morris, a
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Average Value
$232K
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List Price
$155K - $866K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
26 Listings
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Oneida
Located on the Cumberland Plateau, Oneida is a small town community close to various outdoor attractions. The town is less than 20 miles east of Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, a heavily forested gorge and upland popular for activities like hiking and whitewater rafting. “It’s got a lot of nature and waterfalls,” says Lisa
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Average Value
$228K
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List Price
$95K - $781K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
29 Listings
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Monterey
With a name that means King of the Mountains and a town motto of "where the hilltops kiss the sky," it's no surprise that natural recreation is one of the biggest perks of life in Monterey. "The outdoor amenities in the area are a big draw. We're surrounded by nine state parks within an hour, and we have an active outdoor lifestyle," says Chena
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Average Value
$223K
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List Price
$111K - $1M
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
11 Listings
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Adamsville
Adamsville is best known as the home of legendary lawman Buford Pusser, a sheriff immortalized in the semi-biographical film “Walking Tall.” These days, the small Tennessee town appeals to homebuyers looking for access to larger cities and nearby recreation hotspots. “You’re close to everything without having to drive too much. It’s a great
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Average Value
$218K
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List Price
$101K - $518K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
26 Listings
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Clifton
Elevated on a bluff by the Tennessee River, Clifton is a small community that stands tall in terms of its potential for value. Although property prices have exploded closer to Nashville, Clifton and some surrounding areas still offer buyers the opportunity to purchase larger tracts of land for lower prices. “There’s been a lot of people that are
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Average Value
$203K
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List Price
$103K - $1.3M
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
6 Listings
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Huntingdon
The Carroll County Courthouse is the epicenter of activity in Huntingdon, a small city in Northwest Tennessee. “Huntingdon’s got a nice town square,” says Logan Drewry, a Realtor with Casey Drewry Realty, who is originally from the area. “They’re the county seat, so you’ve got a big, nice courthouse downtown.” Along with restaurants and cultural
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Average Value
$200K
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List Price
$48K - $549K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
25 Listings
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Miller Estates
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Average Value
$199K
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List Price
$155K - $249K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
6 Listings
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Bells
The city of Bells first emerged as a railroad town in the 19th century, shipping the region’s agricultural goods to market. While the train no longer stops in Bells, agriculture is still a significant piece of the city’s DNA. Cotton farming is important to the area around Bells, and a food processing plant is located in town. Alongside employment
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Average Value
$198K
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List Price
$180K - $350K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
7 Listings
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Mc Kenzie
In 1842, Bethel University was founded in McLemoresville, Tennessee. Thirty years later, the school moved to McKenzie, where it still operates today. The Christian college teaches roughly 4,000 undergrads and offers jobs and cultural events for community members. But McKenzie retains its quiet, slower-paced feel compared to larger college towns.
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Average Value
$193K
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List Price
$83K - $567K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
33 Listings
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Jamestown
The Big South Fork of the Cumberland River cuts a gorge through the Cumberland Plateau, creating the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area, a 200-square-mile park that stretches across Tennessee and Kentucky. Jamestown serves as a gateway to the area for many of the 500,000-plus people who visit every year. “It’s small-town living next
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Average Value
$192K
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List Price
$44K - $1.3M
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
32 Listings
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Newbern
Newbern is among the many small communities in West Tennessee’s rural region beyond Memphis . This town of over 3,000 people stays close through events like a holiday parade, a large church yard sale and a Main Street festival celebrating the town’s rail history. “It’s a small town atmosphere. The people are friendly and very community-minded," says
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Average Value
$183K
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List Price
$24K - $565K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
12 Listings
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Bolivar
Living in the quiet city of Bolivar is like living in a movie about the South. Grand vintage homes and towering oaks line the streets, and friendly neighbors all know each other’s names, greeting one another as they pass on the street. “It’s just a small, rural country community,” says Julia Crow, a real estate agent at Sunrise Properties with
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Average Value
$181K
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List Price
$59K - $639K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
21 Listings
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Selmer
Selmer is a city of roughly 4,500 and the seat of McNairy County in southwest Tennessee. The community draws residents with its healthy downtown and lower home prices than nearby cities. But Selmer also sets itself apart with its employers, as the community offers more manufacturing jobs than places like Henderson or Adamsville. “They have quite a
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Average Value
$176K
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List Price
$79K - $391K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
44 Listings
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Camden
The seat of Benton County, Camden provides a small-town atmosphere near the recreation hub of Kentucky Lake. Residents — including plenty of retirees — enjoy the area’s blend of peaceful character and plentiful activities. “This area is kind of more of a retirement area, so people are not in a hurry,” says Kevin Stepp, the broker and owner of
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Average Value
$176K
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List Price
$71K - $448K
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For Sale
Homes For Sale
22 Listings
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