Knoxville

Knoxville Homes for Sale

Knoxville is located in Tennessee and features a diverse housing stock. The area includes various styles and lot sizes, contributing to a dynamic real estate market. Knoxville homes for sale present opportunities for buyers looking for different options in the housing market.

About Knoxville

Knoxville is accessible via major roads and is situated near significant landmarks and employment centers. The area is characterized by its well-connected streets, providing convenient access to surrounding regions.

• Active listings total 2102.
• Homes sold in the last 90 days number 2642.
• Active list price range is $99,900 to $6,990,000.
• Assigned schools include A L Lotts, Spring Hill, Hardin Valley, and Sarah M Greene/Magnet.

Housing Market

The median sold price for homes in Knoxville over the last 90 days is $408,450. Homes typically spend a median of 52 days on the market, with the middle half of sales ranging from 29 to 97 days. The market condition is labeled as balanced.

Knoxville Amenities

Living in Knoxville puts daily errands and weekend stops into a street grid that shifts quickly from the Tennessee River waterfront to older commercial blocks along Gay Street, Market Square, and the Old City. Market Square sits in the center of downtown with restaurants and storefronts gathered around the pedestrian square, and the Market Square Farmers Market runs there every Wednesday and Saturday from May through October. A few blocks away, Charles Krutch Park stretches from Market Square toward Gay Street with sculpture, shaded walks, and the park extension tying the square to the theater and restaurant blocks nearby. On West Jackson Avenue in the Old City, Old City Java anchors one of the district’s long warehouse rows, while nearby streets hold music venues, bars, and late-night dining inside restored brick buildings.

For outdoor space, World’s Fair Park spreads west of downtown off Henley Street with open lawns, the Sunsphere, and event space that stays active through the year. In spring, the Dogwood Arts Festival takes over World’s Fair Park with juried artists, live music, workshops, and a local Maker Market, giving one of the clearest answers to questions about things to do in Knoxville. South of downtown on Island Home Avenue, Ijams Nature Center opens onto the Urban Wilderness with trail access, a river boardwalk, quarries, and the Outpost on site for drinks and concessions. Along South Gay Street, Mast General Store brings an old-style mercantile format into the downtown retail mix, and the Tennessee Theatre marquee remains one of the defining landmarks on the same corridor.

Knoxville amenities also include straightforward regional access by car: Downtown Knoxville is 14 minutes, 4.6 miles away. The University of Tennessee is 13 minutes, 4.5 miles away. McGhee Tyson Airport is 23 minutes, 15.2 miles away. Before you buy here, expect a patchwork of housing stock that ranges from older in-town houses on established street grids to newer infill and downtown condos, with lot sizes and block patterns changing noticeably from one section of Knoxville to the next.

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