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Westmoreland Heights — Blount County, TN Real Estate

Westmoreland Heights offers single-family homes on a rural road network southwest of Maryville, Tennessee.

About Westmoreland Heights

Westmoreland Heights sits in Blount County roughly four miles southwest of Maryville and about seven miles southeast of Friendsville, in the rolling countryside between the two towns. The area is part of a cluster of established residential subdivisions that includes Kenmark Hills, Scott Hills, Greenwood, Rambling Acres, West Hills and Country Haven, all within a few miles of one another. The route into Maryville provides access to shopping, dining and services along the main corridors into town, while Friendsville offers a smaller, more rural alternative to the northwest. Eagleton Village lies about seven miles to the northeast. The surrounding landscape is mostly open and wooded, typical of this part of Blount County before it gives way to the more developed areas closer to Maryville.

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Living in Westmoreland Heights

Homes in Westmoreland Heights are primarily single-family houses set along local residential streets, with the kind of lot sizes typical of established Blount County subdivisions rather than dense in-town development. Styles tend toward ranch and traditional single-story or split-level construction common to this part of East Tennessee. The route northeast leads toward Maryville for grocery stores, retail and restaurants, while Friendsville provides a closer option for everyday errands on the opposite side. The surrounding neighborhoods of Kenmark Hills, Scott Hills, Greenwood, Rambling Acres, West Hills and Country Haven add to the broader base of similar housing stock in the immediate area.

Why buyers choose Westmoreland Heights

  • Homes in Westmoreland Heights are primarily single-family houses set along local residential streets, with the kind of lot sizes typical of established Blount County subdivisions rather than dense in-town development. Styles tend toward ranch and traditional single-story or split-level construction common to this part of East Tennessee. The route northeast leads toward Maryville for grocery stores, retail and restaurants, while Friendsville provides a closer option for everyday errands on the opposite side. The surrounding neighborhoods of Kenmark Hills, Scott Hills, Greenwood, Rambling Acres, West Hills and Country Haven add to the broader base of similar housing stock in the immediate area.

Westmoreland Heights market snapshot

Value in Westmoreland Heights tends to follow lot size, home condition and proximity to Maryville, since access into town often factors into pricing for this part of Blount County. Updated kitchens and bathrooms, well-maintained exteriors and clean landscaping generally help a listing stand out among comparable homes in neighboring subdivisions like Scott Hills and West Hills. Before listing, basic curb appeal work, decluttering and addressing any deferred maintenance tend to pay off. Anyone considering selling a home in this area can request a free, no-obligation home-value review from a local agent based on current conditions nearby.

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Westmoreland Heights real estate FAQ

Where is Westmoreland Heights located?
Westmoreland Heights is in Blount County, Tennessee, about four miles southwest of Maryville and roughly seven miles southeast of Friendsville. It sits among several established subdivisions including Kenmark Hills, Scott Hills and Greenwood.
What kind of homes are in Westmoreland Heights?
The neighborhood consists mainly of single-family homes on residential streets, typical of the ranch and traditional styles found throughout this part of Blount County. Lot sizes and layouts are generally consistent with nearby subdivisions like Rambling Acres and West Hills.
How do I find out what my home in Westmoreland Heights is worth?
A local agent can provide a free home-value review by looking at recent activity in nearby subdivisions and the specific condition of the property. This gives a clearer picture than online estimates alone since it accounts for local details an algorithm may miss.
What should be done before selling a house in this area?
Focus on curb appeal, basic repairs and decluttering, since well-maintained homes tend to show better against similar listings in Scott Hills, Greenwood and other nearby neighborhoods. A walkthrough with a local agent can help identify which updates matter most before listing.