Our Knoxville, Tennessee real estate guide features models of the premier homes throughout Knoxville and Knox County. Our Knoxville real estate specialists will help you locate only the new home communities and homes that fit your strict requirements. By using a Buyer?s Agent you are assured that you, the Knoxville home buyer, are represented from start to finish. Our list of model homes provides you with photos, prices, and floor plans of available styles in the area. New Homes Realty, Inc. makes finding a new home in Knoxville simple and economical.
Demographics
Located at the geographic center of the eastern United States and within a day's drive to half of the U.S. population, Knoxville is a prime destination for any homebuyer. Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and protected by fresh mountain streams, Knoxville is the state's third-largest city. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee Valley Authority, ALCOA, and the University of Tennessee all call Knoxville home.
As a resident in the Greater Knoxville area, one can expect a mild temperate climate with four distinct gentle seasons, beautiful mountain vistas, an abundance of lakes, rivers, and streams and some of America's best college football.
Knoxville is rich in historical and cultural sites which are unique to this Appalachian region, including the Knoxville Museum of Art, James White's Fort, Blount Mansion,
Haley Heritage Square, Beck Cultural Center, the Ijams Nature Center, and the Knoxville Zoo. Knoxville is also the home to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, the nation's only hall of fame focused on female athletes. We would be remiss if we didn't include Tennessee's #1 place for fun, Dollywood, located 30 minutes east in Pigeon Forge.
Education
For higher education, the University of Tennessee in Knoxville offers 20,000 undergraduates and 8,000 graduates a superior education on its 550 beautiful acres. Established in 1794, this university features the largest collegiate sports stadium in the United States with 104,079 seats to cheer on the Tennessee Volunteers.
Art and Culture
For top-notch performing arts, Knoxville offers a world-class variety. The Appalachian Ballet Company is the area's regional dance troupe chartered in 1972 in Maryville. The Black Box Theater provides an intimate setting for 70 spectators to enjoy theater, dance, and acoustic music.
Broadway in Knoxville is performed at the Knoxville Civic Auditorium and features productions of Grease, Oklahoma!, and Stomp. The City Ballet delights Knoxville residents with stellar performances by its professional ballet company. The Knoxville Opera and the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra perform at the Tennesse Theater in historic downtown Knoxville.
Dining, Entertainment, and Shopping
Old City, located by Jackson Avenue and Central Street, is a delightful, renovated neighborhood filled with restored 19th century brick warehouses. Shops, boutiques, art galleries, coffee bars, antique shops, and nightclubs complete the interior of the warehouses and offer unlimited shopping, dining, and entertainment enjoyment.
Market Square is another very popular downtown shopping district filled with boutiques, eateries,and galleries. Knoxville Center and West Town Mall feature national department stores, specialty shops, restaurants, and stadium-style theaters for area residents.
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