Living in Maryville Tennessee - In foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains

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Living in Maryville, Tennessee-a thriving community at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, just 15 miles south of Knoxville. Once a best-kept secret, Maryville is now known for its desirable living and working environment. With a growing population of nearly 32,000, it retains its small-town charm while offering modern conveniences.
Enjoy the Smokies in your backyard with endless opportunities for hiking, biking, and fishing. Downtown Maryville features a historical city center with boutiques, cafes, and restaurants, plus farmers' markets and festivals. The Foothills Mall offers additional shopping and dining.
Maryville is family-friendly with parks like Bicentennial Greenway Park and a top-rated education system, including Maryville College, ranked #3 in Regional Colleges South and #1 for Veterans by U.S. News & World Report.
Economically, Maryville is strong, with a mix of traditional industries and a growing tech sector, plus easy commuting to Knoxville. Housing includes historic neighborhoods and modern suburbs, with a median home price of $420,000.
Interested in relocating? Contact us via the details below. Subscribe for more community tours around Knoxville. Thanks for watching!
Have questions about relocating to Hardin Valley or the Knoxville, Tennessee area? Reach out to us at:
- Abigail Davis (865) 206 -4611
- ADavis@AdvantageTN.com
www.davisfamilyre.com/
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Proximity to the Smoky Mountains
00:57 Downtown
01:22 Parks
01:37 Education
02:33 Housing Market Conditions
03:08 Conclusion

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24 июл 2024

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@RelocatingtoEastTN Месяц назад

Have questions about relocating to Hardin Valley or the Knoxville Tennessee area? Reach out to us at: - Abigail Davis (865) 206 -4611 - ADavis@AdvantageTN.com www.davisfamilyre.com/

@cherylbrown8478 24 дня назад

32,000 pop

@user-ru3yd3je7g 5 дней назад

How about Strawberry plains, does anyone explore that town????? Also need RV long term for 65 year old.

@RelocatingtoEastTN День назад

Strawberry plains is a great idea. I promise we will get up there and shoot a video tour shortly. Thank you for your feedback!

@quantumfx2677 Месяц назад

Beautiful City, But I could never live in a housing community that has housing practically stacked up on one another! Holly Molly! You can almost research out and touch your neighbor's house! Land on the outskirts with trees, space, and a bit of privacy I can do.

@RelocatingtoEastTN 21 день назад

Older neighborhoods are often on 1/2-acre lots with plenty of space and privacy. Most newer housing developments, in an attempt to keep costs down and to comply with building ordinances, are on much smaller parcels of land. Maryville is also in Blount County, which offers many homes on large lots just on the outskirts of the city. I agree with you! Having a little distance from neighbors is preferable.

@lorileo4319 4 дня назад

It won't stay small if you keep sharing

@RelocatingtoEastTN День назад

I get this comment quite frequently, and honestly, I struggle with how best to respond. I genuinely don't want to minimize your comments or disrespect your concerns. The truth is that the East Tennessee area is growing rapidly and will continue to do so far into the foreseeable future for a myriad of reasons. Like millions of my fellow citizens, we left California and moved to Tennessee several years ago. We came with the desire to fully embrace all of what made this area so special and NOT TO "California-ize" Tennessee. Most, albeit not all, inbound residents feel the same. I fully admit that East Tennessee's rapid growth has come at a price. Home values have soared more than the National average, and our infrastructure has struggled to keep up, but having relocated from an area that is experiencing a decline in its residents and subsequent workforce and tax base, I can promise you that problems that come with that reality are significantly worse. In kindness and respect - Justin