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Located in the southeast corner of Tennessee near the Smoky Mountains sits, the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee’s fourth-largest city. North Chattanooga is a community nestled on the north shore of the Tennessee River, just north of downtown Chattanooga. It’s the cool neighborhood every city has or wants to have. It is bike and pedestrian-friendly. It has charm and proximity to most of Chattanooga’s best attractions.

North Chattanooga, also known as the North Shore is an eclectic neighborhood filled with charming storefronts and a diverse selection of eateries. It’s located just across the walking bridge from revitalized downtown Chattanooga. North Chattanooga offers the convenience of city-center living with the spacious homes of suburbia.

The North Shore is a vibrant and growing neighborhood. It is populated with upper-middle income residents. The median real estate price is $362,905, making the area more expensive than over 90% of the neighborhoods in Tennessee. The neighborhood has a booming real estate market partly because most of the homes in the area were built before the 1940s giving the area an historic feel.

The North Shore is attractive to home buyers, but it’s also a draw for renters. New multi-family housing is springing up throughout the neighborhood. The average price to rent property here is $1,228, making this area a draw for many young professionals.

North Chattanooga is home to many professionals and executive-level residents. These prosperous neighbors make the area a thriving place to start a small business. This is evident as you drive through the streets and find countless boutiques, coffee houses, independent restaurants, and many other one-of-a-kind businesses. Work/life balance means not sitting in traffic all day. Living so near the city center gives most residents in the neighborhood a commute of 15 minutes or less.

Things to Do

Chattanooga is home to several historic landmarks, but you don’t have to go far to find history. The Walnut Street Bridge built in 1891 spans between downtown Chattanooga and Coolidge Park. The pedestrian bridge offers views of the scenic riverway and the downtown. Once to Coolidge Park, enjoy the refurbished carousel housed in the beautiful glass gazebo. While you are there, you might even catch a show or a concert at the Chattanooga Theater, located right along the riverway. If it’s a hot day, let the kids play in the interactive water fountain.

Other historic landmarks include Civil War monuments telling the story of the Battle for Chattanooga. The National Military Park and the Fallen Five Memorial are two examples of these memorials. The Trail of Tears, referring to the forced march of Native Americans out of the southeast to the Oklahoma Territory marks its beginning at The Passage on the Tennessee River.

This neighborhood has attracted growing families and offers many nearby activities. The Tennessee Aquarium resides just across the river and can be a great bike ride or a short bus or car ride away. The Tennessee Aquarium offers much more than just under-the-sea adventures. Touring the Aquarium you’ll see lemurs, alligators, fresh water, and salt water creatures.

If there is a golfer in the family, you’ll be happy to hear The Chattanooga Golf and Country Club is located less than two miles up river. It’s a short drive to the course and involves no freeways. You can spend a leisurely day on the course while the rest of the family enjoys the dining or the pool area.

The Chattanooga area is a terrific place for the lover of the outdoors. The nearby Smoky Mountains are a perfect spot for a weekend camping trip, a scenic drive, or to connect with the Appalachian Trail. The Appalachian Trail is a 2,200 mile-long trail, stretching from Georgia to Maine and Chattanooga is a great place to catch it. If you don’t have a few months to take this long walk, don’t fret, this area attracts outdoorsy people of all types including anglers, hang-gliders, and mountain climbers.

One of the most visited spots in the Chattanooga area is Lookout Mountain. Lookout Mountain boasts three attractions in one spot, plus stunning views. Save yourself the drive and ride to the top of the mountain on the Incline Railway. Then tour Rock City, a rocky cliffside with a 100-foot waterfall. From this perch, you can see seven states on a clear day. Don’t miss Ruby Falls, an extensive underground cavern and waterfall.

If you are looking for a place to call home, look no further than North Chattanooga. It’s already an established and vibrant area, but still growing. The area is a sound real estate investment, but also a great place to enjoy all the amenities of city life. Easy access to the mountains and rivers offers the best of both worlds.