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Park Place — Farragut, TN Real Estate

Park Place sits a short drive from central Farragut, offering easy access to Kingston Pike and everyday shopping.

About Park Place

Park Place is a residential neighborhood about a mile southeast of central Farragut in Knox County, Tennessee. The area sits near Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road, the main corridors that connect Farragut to Knoxville and the Turkey Creek retail district. Louisville lies roughly seven miles southeast and Karns about seven miles north, placing Park Place within easy reach of both while staying tied to Farragut's town core. Nearby neighborhoods include Shadowfax, Shiloh, Bridgewater, Turkey Creek Harbor, Lake Park and Concord Landing, forming a cluster of residential streets on this side of town. The location offers proximity to Farragut's shops, grocery stores and civic buildings without sitting directly on Kingston Pike's commercial strip.

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Living in Park Place

Homes in and around Park Place are typically single-family houses on traditional residential lots, with mature trees and landscaping common throughout this part of Farragut. Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road provide direct routes toward Knoxville and south toward Louisville, making daily errands and commuting straightforward. The Turkey Creek shopping area, a short drive east, covers most retail and grocery needs, while Farragut's town center handles municipal services and smaller shops. Neighboring areas like Shadowfax, Shiloh and Bridgewater add further residential streets nearby, extending this stretch of housing just off the main commercial corridor.

Why buyers choose Park Place

  • Homes in and around Park Place are typically single-family houses on traditional residential lots, with mature trees and landscaping common throughout this part of Farragut. Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road provide direct routes toward Knoxville and south toward Louisville, making daily errands and commuting straightforward. The Turkey Creek shopping area, a short drive east, covers most retail and grocery needs, while Farragut's town center handles municipal services and smaller shops. Neighboring areas like Shadowfax, Shiloh and Bridgewater add further residential streets nearby, extending this stretch of housing just off the main commercial corridor.

Park Place market snapshot

Value in Park Place tends to track its position close to central Farragut and the Kingston Pike corridor, along with lot condition and how well a home's landscaping and curb appeal present. Proximity to Turkey Creek shopping and easy access to Campbell Station Road often weigh into interest, alongside each home's interior updates. Preparing a home here benefits from tidying up yards, addressing visible repairs and presenting rooms in neutral, move-in ready condition. A local agent can walk through specific comparables and prepare a free home-value review to help set realistic expectations before listing.

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Park Place real estate FAQ

Where is Park Place located relative to Farragut's town center?
Park Place sits about one mile southeast of central Farragut, close to Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road. This keeps it near Farragut's shops and municipal buildings while remaining a residential area.
What kind of homes are in Park Place?
The neighborhood consists mainly of single-family homes on traditional residential lots with established trees and landscaping. It sits among similar residential streets like Shadowfax and Shiloh.
What drives home values in Park Place?
Proximity to Kingston Pike, Campbell Station Road and the Turkey Creek shopping area plays a role, along with each home's condition and curb appeal. Lot presentation and recent updates also factor into interest.
How should I prepare my Park Place home to sell?
Focus on yard upkeep, fresh landscaping and addressing any visible repairs before listing. A local agent can review comparable sales nearby and offer a free home-value assessment to guide pricing.