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Need help with Tennessee info - oldest son is looking at moving to Hendersonville |
Dean Steenburgh |
So my oldest son & his wife are looking to leave Calif & Tennessee is his top choice so far.
His wife found Hendersonville in a Google search & loved what she saw.
I encouraged him to also check out Knoxville, Chattanooga & other areas near Nashville.
My daughter lived in Cleveland for a little over 4 years & she suggested he stay away from Memphis but in the end she liked my suggestions.
I basically know zero about Tenn., so can some of you S/E folks give us some suggestions for a Californian wanting to set up roots near you??
He & his wife are 39 with no kids, she is a restaurant manager & he is an accounts rep for a large security company.
They can basically live anywhere they want & will be looking for a house with a pool in the $300K-$400K range unless they can find a great bargain
The whole family is headed out there in early November to help them do some searches of real estate.
They love the water so any rivers, creeks, lakes are all a big plus.
Thanks in advance. _________________ "Empty nest syndrome is for the birds!"
Email me at: SteenburghDean@gmail.com
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Golf Cart Mafia Capo Famiglia Posts: 4682 9/21/21 9:23 pm
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Carolyn Smith |
I don't know much about the area, but a friend from church just moved there to Hendersonville, mainly to become involved with Adam & Amanda Crabb's church, Restoring Hope. She is a young, single gal, and she is loving it! God is moving and awesome things are happening there in the church.
I've visited the Cleveland/Chattanooga area a couple of times. It is gorgeous there, but the traffic is a lot worse than I expected. Kevin Wallace's ministry (Redemption to the Nations) is in Chatt and Perry Stone & Judy Jacobs both have ministries in Cleveland.
That's about all I know... Hope it goes well for your family! _________________ "More of Him...less of me."
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Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 5923 9/22/21 5:41 am
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UncleJD |
I'm not from Tennessee but I visit often. I personally love the Sevier County area the best, but to live, Hendersonville or any area around Nasheville is probably the best because of the economy there. The South side of Nasheville is probably too expensive these days, so if Hendersonville is more affordable, it sounds like he's already chosen a great place. |
Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 9/22/21 9:47 am
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Dean Steenburgh |
UncleJD wrote: | I'm not from Tennessee but I visit often. I personally love the Sevier County area the best, but to live, Hendersonville or any area around Nasheville is probably the best because of the economy there. The South side of Nasheville is probably too expensive these days, so if Hendersonville is more affordable, it sounds like he's already chosen a great place. |
What part of the state is Sevier County in?
Any big cities in that area? _________________ "Empty nest syndrome is for the birds!"
Email me at: SteenburghDean@gmail.com
Church planters are focused on just one thing ...introducing people to Jesus!
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Golf Cart Mafia Capo Famiglia Posts: 4682 9/23/21 12:14 am
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UncleJD |
Dean Steenburgh wrote: | UncleJD wrote: | I'm not from Tennessee but I visit often. I personally love the Sevier County area the best, but to live, Hendersonville or any area around Nasheville is probably the best because of the economy there. The South side of Nasheville is probably too expensive these days, so if Hendersonville is more affordable, it sounds like he's already chosen a great place. |
What part of the state is Sevier County in?
Any big cities in that area? |
About 3.5 hours due east of Nashville. Its one county east of Knox (Knoxville), so yeah, Knoxville would be the big city in that area. Sevier is where Sevierville (Church of God Home For Children), Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are. Its main industry is tourism, its absolutely beautiful, but for most people Knox County/Knoxville would be more reasonable for work/life, then Sevier would be close by for weekend activities. If I ever left Texas for retirement, Sevier County is at the top of my list. |
Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 9/23/21 8:02 am
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Nature Boy Florida |
Knoxville - close enough to the mountains/tourist areas of East Tennessee - but still a big city. Home to Univ of Tennessee.
Chattanooga - got some things going and live in a suburb - Cleveland Tn.
Nashville. Not my favorite place but lots of folks like the suburbs near there.
I wouldn't do Memphis. _________________ Whether you like it or not, learn to love it, because its the best thing going today! |
Acts-pert Poster Posts: 16646 9/23/21 9:00 am
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East Tennessee... |
Aaron Scott |
First, the mountains. Not necessarily the Smokies, either. Could be the Cumberland Ridge (Pikeville, for instance).
The rivers. Some of the finest rafting on earth is within an hour or two from, say, Cleveland. Ocoee. Chattooga. Nantahala. Hiwassee. And that's just the commercial rivers. You can find a dirt road leading back into the mountains and find a little haven for mostly yourself.
The people. I'm from east Tennessee, need I say more? (NBF, unfortunately, is from the nether regions.)
If you want big-city, well, even Chattanooga or Knoxville don't come across in the same, jaded way of many big cities (including Nashville, in my opinion).
Depending on if they can work from home, etc., they might try Townsend, Sevierville, Maryville, Madisonville, Athens, Etowah, etc. (basically, the run of 411).
Just a bit further west, Cleveland, Chattanooga, Knoxville, etc.
Of course, southwestern NC is also awesome.
I could happily live in my truck so long as I was waking up to the mountains and rivers every morning. |
Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 6042 9/23/21 10:18 am
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