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The county

Knox County

Knoxville's county, at the head of the river system.

The corridor's biggest population center: Knoxville and Farragut on Fort Loudoun Lake, the University of Tennessee, and the employment base that many lake-country households commute toward.

  • County seat Knoxville
  • Water Fort Loudoun Lake · Tennessee River
  • Spine I-40 / I-75 / I-640

The lay of the land

What it’s like here.

Knox is where the Tennessee River system starts feeling urban; the Holston and French Broad join above Knoxville, and Fort Loudoun Lake carries the river past downtown, the university, and Farragut's west-side neighborhoods.

For corridor buyers the county is usually the jobs-and-amenities pole: UT, the hospital systems, Turkey Creek retail, and the flight schedule. The lake country an hour southwest is where the same paycheck buys shoreline. Ivey's specialty is that trade.

Where it sits

On the Chattanooga–Knoxville corridor.

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On the water

  • Fort Loudoun Lake

    The river's first reservoir runs straight through the county: rowing lanes downtown, cove neighborhoods west toward Concord.

  • Concord Park & The Cove

    Farragut's lakefront park anchors the west-county water scene: trails, ramps, and calm-water paddling.

  • Downstream to Watts Bar

    Lock through Fort Loudoun Dam and the corridor's big water opens up. It is the boater's route to Ivey's home lake.

Worth knowing

  • The places

    Knoxville is the seat and the center; Farragut leads the west side; Powell, Halls, and Corryton fill the north county.

  • The University of Tennessee

    Campus, stadium Saturdays, and the research payroll that anchors the region's economy.

  • Travel & care

    McGhee Tyson Airport a short drive south, major hospital systems in town make this the corridor's northern services hub.

Your agent here

Ivey Hayes is your market expert in Knox County: Tennessee-licensed, a member of both the River Counties and Greater Chattanooga REALTOR® boards, with the region’s listings at her fingertips.

Let’s talk

Thinking about a move?

From “just looking” to “we’re ready,” the first step is the same: a real conversation with someone who knows these lakes.

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