Chattanooga, TN Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Chattanooga, TN

Chattanooga, a bustling city full of many growing artistic and cultural districts, is home to Bluff View, Southside, Rennaisance Park, and Coolidge Park downtown. It has a striking skyline by day or night. Chattanooga and its suburbs are full of spacious, gleaming lakes. We are surrounded by gorgeous mountains, hiking trails, state parks, and nature areas. There is a variety of music to enjoy from blues, and jazz to classical and bluegrass to the Opera. Our annual music festival draws tens of thousands with many stages. Children's activities abound: Creative Discovery Museum and Children's Little Theatre; Creative Discovery Museum, summer camps at the YMCA, TN Aquarium, Ocoee, and Chattanooga State. Youth Symphony, and a myriad of others opportunities fit most niches. The variety of restaurants will sooth any appetite or desire for ambiance. We are home to the states first green restaurant. Family activities include Rock Climbing Walls, IMAX Theatre, the Fresh and Salt Water TN Aquarium, riverboats, hiking, biking, Chattanooga Zoo, music festivals, multiple play houses, Riverwalk from Downtown to Chickamauga Dam, and all sorts of scenic and watersports activities. Our population is diverse with many customs, religions and a variety of houses of worship. Multiple large, teaching hospitals, children's hospitals, and medical specialties provide services. The University of TN at Chattanooga, Covenant College, Southern University, Lee University, Chattanooga State jr college as well as other bridge programs and distance learning opportunities cover most educational needs locally for those who wish. A variety of public, private, and magnet schools are available to choose from in the primary and secondary grades. Chattanooga is centrally located....about 2 hours to Nashville, 2 hours to Atlanta, and about 90 minutes to Knoxville. And to the enjoyment of families all over the US and the world, we are only about 2 hours to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park....one of the most popular parks in the National Park system. There are many ways to get to the Smokies because they are so vast. You can take the interstate or go the backroads past white water rapids that rafters, tubers, and kayakers enjoy. We are a city rich in history and culture. Come join us in this beautiful, dynamic city and be a part of our growth, our many opportunities, and our joy! less