Posted in Tennessee
April 21, 2018
10 Small Towns In Tennessee Where You’ll Want To Settle Down For Good
Finding the perfect place to live in Tennessee is pretty hard, especially since there are SO MANY gorgeous and sweet small towns that are perfect for families. Whether you’re looking for an affordable home near the city, a quiet country ranch house or a suburb for the kids we have the perfect place for you to settle down. Grab a cup of coffee and go on a drive, folks – through our beautiful state to your new home.
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Tellico Plains is known as one of the most beautiful towns in Tennessee, a gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the east. If you're looking for affordable homes, gorgeous views and a spot deep in the country then this might be the spot for you.
Spring Hill is a little bit bigger, a small town that experienced a massive growth spurt due to all the new home construction and job opportunities. Roughly forty-five minutes to an hour outside of Nashville, Spring Hill boasts great schools and a solid mix between country and suburban atmospheres.
Known for its annual RC Cola & Moon Pie Festival, the tiny town of Bell Buckle boasts historic homes and one of the sweetest communities in the state.
Pulaski has less than ten thousand inhabitants, but still has a great school system and cute downtown area. Wander downtown and buy one of their highly affordable homes if you're looking for solid country living in the heart of the south.
You can visit the Great Smoky Mountains from Townsend as well as the Tuckaleechee Caverns, both perfect for day trips and family time out and about in nature.
Only 259 people live in Walland, and most tend to attribute the rural community to the famed Blackberry Farm. It's a lush, stunning area that's perfect for loners and nature lovers alike.
Located in Shelby County, Arlington is a great suburb of Memphis for the daily commuter. Infused with a lush greenery and expanding park system, this is a great spot for folks beginning their family.
Sewanee is tucked away in the hill country! Roughly two hours from Nashville, Sewanee is home to the University of the South and tends to be one of the younger cities in the state. Small and tight, this is one community that would welcome you with open arms.
Tipton County is one of the fastest growing in the state, and Covington is the largest city within it - at 9,000 inhabitants. If that doesn't give you a taste of the rural county we don't know what will!
Little Columbia is situated in the middle of the state and offers up a slew of locally owned businesses and affordable homes. This darling little town is fantastic for folks of all ages, from the newly married to retirees.
If you’re looking for a little something more to do, a trip to these 10 Lesser-Known State Parks In Tennessee Will Absolutely Amaze You.
