Chattanooga Real Estate & Information

Chattanooga, also known as "the Scenic City", sits surrounded by mountains on the banks of the Tennessee River. A city with deep historical roots, Chattanooga's timeline stretches all the way back to Hernando de Soto's search for gold in the 1500s. Three hundred years later, in the early 1800s, the city was a major hub for trade with the Cherokee Indians. Now, Chattanooga is well known for both its impressive arts scene and its breathtaking natural beauty. With its exquisite views, walkable streets, and rich cultural history, it is easy to see why Chattanooga real estate is always in high demand.

Shopping and Dining
Chattanooga's cultural history and arts scene act together to create a city full of varied shopping and dining options. Whether you’re in the mood for a tasty calzone, a locally brewed beer, or a BBQ feast that will make your mouth water, Chattanooga is the place to eat. Need to find a unique place to take that special someone? Reserve a table at Back Inn Café, Chattanooga’s "Most Romantic Restaurant". Hamilton Place, Chattanooga's premiere shopping mall, features over 200 department stores, specialty shops and restaurants. For trendier, more eclectic shopping, head over to Frazier Avenue in NorthShore or the Bluff View Arts District. For more information about dining in Chattanooga, visit http://www.chattanoogafun.com/dining/

Parks and Recreation
A natural paradise, Chattanooga is the ideal location for outdoor fun. Whether you love to hike, bike, swim, camp, rock climb, or ride horses, Chattanooga has it. Like adventure and don't mind getting a little dirty? Take the family or some friends to Raccoon Mountain and explore the area's 7,000 caves. The Reflection Riding Arboretum & Botanical Garden has a 300-acre arboretum, a botanical garden, and 12 miles of hiking trails. For more information about Parks and Recreation in Chattanooga, visit http://www.chattanoogasports.org/

Living
Chattanooga real estate combines city charm with pristine natural beauty to offer long-time residents, newcomers, and visitors a lifestyle unlike any other. For those who wish to live in the midst of the city's impressive arts scene, the Bluff View Arts District's galleries, museums, and restaurants will keep even the most critical eye entertained. Just outside of the city, the Canyon Ridge Club & Resort offers golf-course living through a variety of luxury residences, including rustic cottages and charming bungalows. For more information about living in Chattanooga, visit http://www.choosechattanooga.com/

Schools, Health, Transportation
The Hamilton County Public School System serves the children of Chattanooga. There are also a number of private K-12 schools in the area, including: the Baylor School, the Bright School, and the Montessori World of Children. To view complete details of the schools in Chattanooga, visit http://www.timesfreepress.com/content/right2know/reportcards/
Chattanooga has a large medical community with over 1,100 doctors and approximately 5,500 nurses.
For a fun ride around the city, take a ride on the Chattanooga Water Taxi. Need to travel a bit further? The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport operates a number of flights to and from the city 24-hours per day.

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