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Neighbourhoods

Sequoyah Hills

One of Knoxville’s established riverfront neighborhoods, known for tree-lined Cherokee Boulevard, its riverside greenway and park, and a mix of historic and architect-designed homes just west of downtown.

Bearden

A central west-Knoxville district built around the Kingston Pike commercial corridor, blending established residential pockets with one of the city’s densest concentrations of restaurants, shops and services.

West Hills

A large, established West Knoxville neighborhood of mostly mid-century homes on curving, tree-shaded streets, anchored by West Hills Park and its central location off Kingston Pike.

Fountain City

A large, historic community in North Knoxville centered on Fountain City Park and its landmark duck pond, with a long-standing small-town-in-the-city identity.

Farragut

The incorporated Town of Farragut sits at Knoxville’s western edge, organized around Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road with planned subdivisions, parks and a large concentration of retail and dining nearby at Turkey Creek.

Fox Den

An established Farragut community built around the Fox Den Country Club golf course, with mature landscaping and a range of traditional homes.

Corridors

Kingston Pike

Knoxville’s primary east–west commercial spine (US-11/US-70), running from downtown through Bearden and West Knoxville out to Farragut and Turkey Creek. The region’s deepest retail, office and restaurant frontage.

Turkey Creek / Parkside Drive

One of the Southeast’s largest suburban retail districts along Parkside Drive at Lovell Road (I-40/I-75), anchoring West Knoxville’s big-box, restaurant and healthcare growth.

Cedar Bluff

A dense West Knoxville office and services node around Cedar Bluff Road between Kingston Pike and I-40, with concentrated professional, medical and back-office space.