FARRAGUT

FARRAGUT WEATHER

Farragut is an affluent suburb located to the west of Knoxville, Tennessee. Known for its high quality of life, excellent schools, and well-maintained neighborhoods, Farragut provides a lifestyle that combines the serenity of suburban living with convenient access to urban amenities.

ABOUT FARRAGUT

Family-Centric

Farragut is generally considered an excellent place for families. The area is served by some of the top public schools in Tennessee, making it highly attractive to families with school-aged children. Many neighborhoods offer family-friendly amenities like community pools, tennis courts, and playgrounds.

Upscale Living

The area is known for its upscale, well-maintained homes and neighborhoods. You'll find a range of housing options from large single-family homes to luxury apartments and condos. The community places a strong emphasis on aesthetic appeal, with well-manicured lawns and public spaces.

Retail and Dining

Farragut has a variety of shopping and dining options, including high-end retail stores, grocery stores, and a range of dining options from casual to upscale. Turkey Creek, a large shopping center with major retail chains and restaurants, is located just a short drive away.

Outdoor Recreation

Farragut provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, with several parks, walking trails, and greenways. Lakes and rivers nearby offer opportunities for boating, fishing, and water sports. The area's public parks often host community events, adding to the town's social calendar.

Community Engagement

Farragut has a strong sense of community, with numerous events, sports leagues, and clubs providing opportunities for social interaction. From the annual Dogwood Arts Festival to weekly farmer's markets, there are plenty of community-focused activities to participate in.

Convenient Location

Farragut's location near Interstates 40 and 75 provides easy access to Knoxville and other parts of Tennessee, making it convenient for commuting and travel. However, the town itself is designed to be self-sufficient, providing all the essential amenities residents might need.

High Quality of Life

The town is known for its high quality of life, supported by highly regarded public services, including municipal offerings, and libraries. The general atmosphere is one of safety, cleanliness, and community well-being.

Slightly Higher Cost of Living

Due to its affluence and desirability, the cost of living in Farragut, especially housing, can be higher compared to other parts of the Knoxville metropolitan area. However, many residents feel that the amenities and quality of life justify the cost.

POPULATION

Data provided by the City-Data, Census Reporter, Census Bureau and MLS data. All sources analyzes data from a variety of government and private sources.

27,423

TOTAL POPULATION

17.4

LAND AREA SQ MILE

1,573.7

POPULATION SQ MILE

21.3

AVG TIME TO WORK

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HOUSEHOLDS

Data provided by the City-Data, Census Reporter, Census Bureau and MLS data. All sources analyzes data from a variety of government and private sources.

10,570

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS

2.6 

AVG HOUSEHOLD SIZE

86%

OWNER-OCUPIED

14%

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