Knoxville, Knox County
High Point — Knoxville, TN Real Estate
High Point sits about 11 miles southwest of downtown Knoxville, close to Farragut, Karns and Louisville.
About High Point
High Point is a residential neighborhood in southwest Knox County, positioned about 11 miles southwest of central Knoxville. It lies east of Farragut, south of Karns and northwest of Louisville, placing it within reach of all three communities. The area is served by the main roads connecting these towns, including routes that lead toward Kingston Pike and Northshore Drive, both common corridors for reaching Farragut's shopping and Knoxville proper. Nearby neighborhoods include The Woods at West Valley, Seven Oaks, States View, Castleglen, West Arden and Foxvue, forming a cluster of residential pockets in this part of Knox County. The surrounding terrain is typical of southwest Knoxville, with rolling lots and mature tree cover common to this side of the county.
High Point on the map
High Point boundary, the area we serve.
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Living in High Point
Homes in and around High Point tend to be single-family houses on standard suburban lots, consistent with the housing stock found in nearby Seven Oaks, States View and Castleglen. Streets are laid out in typical subdivision patterns with cul-de-sacs and curving roads rather than a grid. For errands, Farragut, about 4 miles west, offers grocery stores, restaurants and retail along Kingston Pike. Karns, 5 miles north, adds further shopping options, while Louisville to the southeast sits near Fort Loudoun Lake. Commutes into downtown Knoxville typically follow Northshore Drive or Kingston Pike toward the interstate system.
Why buyers choose High Point
- Homes in and around High Point tend to be single-family houses on standard suburban lots, consistent with the housing stock found in nearby Seven Oaks, States View and Castleglen. Streets are laid out in typical subdivision patterns with cul-de-sacs and curving roads rather than a grid. For errands, Farragut, about 4 miles west, offers grocery stores, restaurants and retail along Kingston Pike. Karns, 5 miles north, adds further shopping options, while Louisville to the southeast sits near Fort Loudoun Lake. Commutes into downtown Knoxville typically follow Northshore Drive or Kingston Pike toward the interstate system.
High Point market snapshot
Value in High Point is shaped by its position relative to Farragut, Karns and Louisville, which puts shopping and services from all three within easy reach. Homes with maintained exteriors, updated landscaping and functional kitchens and bathrooms tend to show well in this part of Knox County. When preparing to sell, focus on curb appeal, fresh paint, tidy yards and addressing any deferred maintenance before listing. For an accurate sense of today's value in High Point, reach out for a free, no-obligation home-value review from a local agent familiar with southwest Knoxville.
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High Point real estate FAQ
- Where is High Point in relation to Farragut?
- High Point is about 4 miles east of Farragut, making Farragut's shopping and dining along Kingston Pike a short drive away. It sits in southwest Knox County near Farragut, Karns and Louisville.
- What kind of homes are in High Point?
- The neighborhood is made up of single-family houses on typical suburban lots, similar to housing found in nearby Seven Oaks, States View and Castleglen. Streets follow curving subdivision layouts rather than a grid.
- What should I fix up before selling a home in High Point?
- Updating curb appeal, exterior paint and landscaping, plus refreshing kitchens and bathrooms, helps a home show well in this part of Knox County. A local agent can point out which updates matter most for this specific area.
- How do I find out what my High Point home is worth?
- Since value varies by condition, lot and recent nearby activity, the most reliable way is a free home-value review from an agent familiar with southwest Knoxville. This gives an estimate based on current local data rather than general averages.
