5 Tennessee Homes and Investment Opportunities from Knoxville to Murfreesboro

Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in desirable South Knox, this five-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence balances everyday comfort with thoughtful design. The open main level is anchored by 9-foot ceilings, a formal dining room, and a spacious living area warmed by a corner fireplace. In the gourmet kitchen, updated lighting pairs with a built-in breakfast bench—an easy spot for morning coffee or casual weeknight meals. Upstairs, generous bedrooms and ample closets support an orderly, uncluttered routine. Out back, a fenced yard and patio extend the living space outdoors, creating a private setting for relaxed afternoons and simple entertaining. With downtown Knoxville and the Smokies close by, daily life here feels both connected and comfortably removed.

In the heart of Pigeon Forge, this well-maintained condo at Whispering Pines pairs resort convenience with an easy, everyday layout. An open-concept living area centers on a gas fireplace and opens to a private balcony—an inviting spot to unwind after a day of sightseeing. The galley-style kitchen keeps things efficient, with ample cabinet space and the comforts of home. Both bedrooms are generously sized, and the primary suite includes an en-suite bath with a jetted tub for added privacy. Recent updates include new flooring, furniture, a water heater, and a refrigerator, supporting a truly turnkey feel. Beyond the front door, enjoy a fully equipped fitness center, indoor pool and hot tub, an outdoor pool, a picnic pavilion, and beautifully maintained common areas—all close to the Parkway, Dollywood, the Old Mill District, dining, shopping, and entertainment.

Along the 17th green of Druid Hills Golf Course in the Fairfield Glade Community, this impeccably maintained home frames daily life around open views and easy indoor-outdoor flow. A bright, open living and dining area is anchored by a freestanding gas log stove and opens to a 240-square-foot enclosed porch overlooking the course—complete with supplemental heat and air for year-round use, plus distinctive adjustable, unbreakable windows. The kitchen is thoughtfully finished with stainless appliances, solid-surface countertops, an island, pantry, under-cabinet lighting, and cabinetry with pull-outs; the laundry room with extra storage sits just off the kitchen. Two extra-large primary suites on a split floor plan each feature an en suite with a walk-in shower, while a third bedroom doubles beautifully as an office near the main full bath. Outside, landscaped grounds and a stone patio set the scene for quiet evenings.

In the Glades community, this updated home places you minutes from everything Gatlinburg has to offer while still feeling comfortably residential. Inside, the layout includes three bedrooms and two baths, with a sunroom that adds a light-filled spot for morning coffee, reading, or a quiet workday. Step out to the deck for easy indoor-outdoor flow and a simple way to enjoy the surrounding setting. A separate efficiency apartment offers flexibility for visiting family or a long-term rental arrangement (no STR), creating space for multi-generational living or an additional occupant with more privacy. Practical touches round out the everyday experience, including city utilities and high-speed internet availability, supporting both full-time living and extended stays with ease.

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On NW Broad Street in Murfreesboro, this level, unimproved tract sits within the city’s most active redevelopment zone, positioned for visibility and momentum. With 34,000+ vehicles per day, the site offers 122 feet of road frontage and a parcel layout that runs roughly 184 feet deep and widens to about 168 feet at the back—practical dimensions for a range of future concepts. The location is strategically close to the Keystone Project and the Town Creek initiative, slated for 2026 completion, and is described as having easy access for clients and customers. Just minutes from the Murfreesboro Public Square and major transit routes like I-24 and I-840, it places everyday connectivity at the forefront. It’s a grounded foothold in Middle Tennessee’s evolving commercial landscape.

Size: 1.00 acres