Farragut

Farragut Homes for Sale

Farragut is located in Tennessee and features a diverse housing stock. The area includes various styles and ages of homes, contributing to its unique character. The median sold price for homes in Farragut is $782,500.

About Farragut

Farragut is situated near major roads and offers convenient access to surrounding employment centers. The neighborhood is characterized by its residential streets and proximity to local landmarks. Access to nearby highways facilitates travel to adjacent areas.

• Median days on market for sold homes: 39 days
• Days on market for the middle half of sales: 25 to 84 days
• 34 homes sold in the last 90 days
• 10 active listings available
• Active list price range: $419,000 to $2,499,999

Housing Market

The housing market in Farragut is currently balanced, with a median sold price of $782,500. Homes typically spend a median of 39 days on the market. There are 10 active listings available for prospective buyers.

Amenities in Farragut, TN

Living in Farragut centers on Kingston Pike, Campbell Station Road, and Parkside Drive, where the town’s commercial stretches meet a broad network of parks and greenways. Founders Park at Campbell Station sits just off North Campbell Station Road beside the Farragut Branch Library, with paved and mulched walking paths, bronze sculptures, and the Community Heritage Trail set around Turkey Creek. A little farther west on Kingston Pike, Mayor Ralph McGill Plaza stands behind the Campbell Station Inn as an open-air civic space with benches, signage, and room for town events. On the south side of town, Anchor Park on Turkey Creek Road reaches the water with fishing piers, a playground, and picnic shelters, while McFee Park on McFee Road anchors another corner of Farragut amenities with lighted trails, tennis courts, a splash pad, and athletic fields.

For shopping and dining, Turkey Creek lines the eastern side of Farragut along Parkside Drive with national retailers, restaurant clusters, and Regal Pinnacle as the neighborhood movie stop. Along Kingston Pike, The Parkside Grill in the Village Green area is one of the better-known sit-down restaurants in town, and Dullahan’s Irish Pub in Renaissance Farragut places a pub dining room right beside one of the town’s recurring market sites. The Dixie Lee Farmers’ Market sets up at 12740 Kingston Pike on Saturdays from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, bringing produce, baked goods, jams, and handmade items into the center of town, and Center Stage at Campbell Station Inn adds a recurring event at 11409 Kingston Pike with local music and business pop-ups. For regional access, Turkey Creek is a 10-minute drive and 4.8 miles away. Downtown Knoxville is a 29-minute drive and 19.4 miles away.

Things to do in Farragut also run through the greenway system, which links parks, neighborhoods, and shopping pockets across town and gives the area a more connected feel than a drive-through on Kingston Pike suggests. The Campbell Station Inn corridor adds a historic landmark in the middle of daily errands, while Parkside Drive keeps one foot in large-format retail and newer commercial development. McGhee Tyson Airport is a 24-minute drive and 17.9 miles away. Before you buy here, expect a townscape made up largely of subdivision housing on curving interior streets, with newer construction mixed among established neighborhoods and many homes set on landscaped lots rather than a tight street grid.

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