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Corryton

Real Estate & Neighborhood Guide

By Caroline McMeans, Co-Founder & Broker at Homepoint

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Updated

Median Sold Price

$355,500

81 sales in the last 90 days
Median Days on Market

58

Half of sales closed in 31–113 days
Active Listings

65

Listed $179K – $1.5M
Market Condition
Balanced
Based on typical time to sell

What are you solving for?

Start with the move you're making, and see what Corryton has listed for it right now.

Buying your first home

Homes from $179,455 to $325,000; 17 listed now; the middle half of recent sales closed in 31–113 days.

Moving up

Homes from $329,900 to $415,920; 32 listed now; the middle half of recent sales closed in 31–113 days.

Buying at the top of the market

Homes from $422,990 to $1,500,000; 16 listed now; the middle half of recent sales closed in 31–113 days.

Relocating to the area

65 listed now; listed from $179,455 to $1,500,000; the middle half of recent sales closed in 31–113 days.


Counts and prices as of September 14, 2026. Homepoint · Licensed in AL, TN & GA.

What your budget buys in Corryton

What's on the market right now, by price.

Entry
$325,000

At or below $325,000

17 listings in this band

Middle
$384,900

Around $384,900

32 listings in this band

Upper
$415,920

Above $415,920

16 listings in this band


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As of September 2026, the median sold price in Corryton, TN was $355,500 and homes took a median 58 days to sell, based on 81 recent sales (Homepoint, September 2026). Half of those sales closed between 31 and 113 days on market.

Corryton Homes for Sale

Corryton is located in Tennessee, characterized by a mix of housing styles and lot sizes. The area features homes in various architectural designs, contributing to the diversity of Corryton real estate.

About Corryton

Corryton is situated near major roads, providing access to surrounding areas and employment centers. The neighborhood is accessible via local streets that connect to larger thoroughfares, facilitating convenient travel.

  • Median sold price in the last 90 days: $355,500
  • Median days on market for sold homes: 58 days
  • Active listings: 65
  • Active list price range: $179,455 to $1,500,000
  • Assigned schools: Gibbs, Corryton, Ritta, East Knox County

Housing Market

The Corryton housing market is currently balanced, with 81 homes sold in the last 90 days. The median days on market for these sales ranged from 31 to 113 days, indicating a variety of selling experiences within the market.

Corryton Amenities

Living in Corryton centers on Tazewell Pike and the rural roads that branch off it, with House Mountain rising at the edge of the community and giving this part of northeast Knox County its strongest landmark. House Mountain State Natural Area sits off Hogskin Road, where trailheads lead into protected woods and ridge views that shape many of the classic things to do in Corryton. Closer to the crossroads, Corryton Park on Corryton Road brings together a walking loop, ball fields, courts, picnic areas, and a playground, while the Corryton Branch Library at 7733 Corryton Road adds a small civic stop right beside the park.

Daily errands stay close to home along Tazewell Pike. Midway IGA at 7345 Tazewell Pike is the main local grocery stop in the center of Corryton, and Don Jose Mexican Grill at 7505 Tazewell Pike sits a short stretch away as one of the community’s established sit-down spots. Gibbs Ruritan Park at 7827 Tazewell Pike anchors another active corner of the neighborhood with open recreation space and community gatherings, putting several of the most practical Corryton amenities in the same corridor rather than spread across a commercial district. Downtown Knoxville is a 28-minute drive from Corryton, 16 miles away. The University of Tennessee is a 29-minute drive from Corryton, 16.6 miles away.

Seasonal community events give the area a distinct calendar without changing its laid-back layout. The Corryton Community Center on Davis Drive is the setting for the Corryton Possum Chase at the end of October each year, and Washington Presbyterian Church hosts the long-running Apple Festival in Corryton each fall. Those local traditions, together with trail access at House Mountain and the everyday convenience stops on Tazewell Pike, define the rhythm of things to do in Corryton more than any single town center. Before you buy here, expect a housing pattern of detached homes on larger lots along winding roads and hillside stretches rather than a tight street grid.

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Commute & costs in Corryton

How far the drive is, and what it costs to own here.

Drive times
DestinationMinutesMiles

Downtown Knoxville

28

16

University of Tennessee

29

16.6

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

56

34.2

Turkey Creek (Farragut)

42

27.6

McGhee Tyson Airport

41

31.9

Typical weekday morning departure, measured September 2026. Your own drive will vary with traffic and where in Corryton you start.
Taxes · Knox County, TN

Property tax

About 0.389% of market value (county rate)

Knox County levy: $1.554 per $100 of assessed value, assessed at 25% of appraised value · A city inside the county adds its own rate on top of this

Source: Knox County Finance Department, 2026

Sales tax

9.25% (county rate)

State and county combined in Knox County · A city inside the county may add its own

Source: Tennessee Department of Revenue, Local Sales Tax, 2026

State income tax

None on earned income

Source: Tennessee Department of Revenue, 2021
Inside the City of Knoxville a separate city bill of $2.1556 per $100 applies on top, roughly doubling the total. Addresses in Powell, Corryton and the rest of the unincorporated county pay the county levy alone.

Tax figures are countywide and are a guide, not a quote — confirm the current rate and any exemptions with the county before you buy. Homepoint · Licensed in AL, TN & GA.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Corryton?

The median home price in Corryton is $355,500, based on 81 sales in the last 90 days. Active listings range from $179,455 to $1,500,000.

How long do homes in Corryton take to sell?

Homes in Corryton take a median of 58 days to sell. The middle half of those sales closed in 31 to 113 days.

How many homes are for sale in Corryton right now?

There are 65 homes for sale in Corryton right now. The active listings span a price range from $179,455 to $1,500,000.

What does $325,000 buy in Corryton?

At $325,000 or below, buyers can find 17 active listings in Corryton. This budget band includes homes that may vary in style and size.

Is Corryton a buyer’s or a seller’s market?

The market condition in Corryton is Balanced. Homes are selling in a median of 58 days, indicating a stable market.

What kind of homes are in Corryton?

Corryton features a mix of housing styles with no single-family homes. The area includes various types of residences, typically older in character.

What amenities are near Corryton?

Nearby amenities include parks, shopping centers, and dining options. Specific locations can be explored for more details.

What schools serve Corryton?

The schools serving Corryton are Gibbs, Corryton, Ritta, and East Knox County. Please confirm attendance zones with the district.

What is the commute like from Corryton?

Downtown Knoxville is 28 minutes away. Refer to the commute table for other destinations.

Is Corryton a good place to live?

Corryton is located in a balanced market with a variety of housing options. The area features active listings and is near parks and shopping.

How far is Corryton from downtown Knoxville?

Corryton is 28 minutes from downtown Knoxville via local roads. The route provides access to the city center.

What are the closest neighborhoods to Corryton at a similar price?

The closest neighborhoods to Corryton are Powell, Powell; Seymour, Seymour; Alcoa, Alcoa; and Maryville, Maryville.

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