Knoxville, Knox County
Remington Ridge — Knoxville, TN Real Estate
Remington Ridge sits in southwest Knox County, offering single-family living near Northshore Drive and the river.
About Remington Ridge
Remington Ridge is a residential neighborhood in southwest Knox County, Tennessee, positioned roughly seven miles southwest of downtown Knoxville along the Tennessee River corridor. The area sits between Louisville, Alcoa and Rockford, with Northshore Drive and Choto Road serving as the main connectors into Knoxville and toward Pellissippi Parkway for broader regional access. Homes here are part of a group of nearby subdivisions that includes Cherokee Springs, Dawns Pass, Timbergrove, Rudder Valley, Northshore Woods-Aldenwood Park and Tamarack, each built around single-family housing. The surrounding area blends wooded lots with cleared residential streets, and proximity to the river and nearby Concord Park gives the neighborhood access to outdoor recreation without leaving the immediate area.
Living in Remington Ridge
Homes in and around Remington Ridge are primarily single-family houses on wooded or landscaped lots, with traditional and ranch-style architecture common throughout this part of southwest Knox County. Northshore Drive and Choto Road provide direct routes toward Pellissippi Parkway and into downtown Knoxville, while Alcoa and Louisville offer additional shopping and errands close by. Concord Park, with its river access and trails, sits within easy reach for outdoor time. Everyday needs, including grocery stores and local services, are available along the Northshore Drive corridor and in nearby Alcoa, keeping routine errands short without heavy reliance on downtown Knoxville.
Why buyers choose Remington Ridge
- Homes in and around Remington Ridge are primarily single-family houses on wooded or landscaped lots, with traditional and ranch-style architecture common throughout this part of southwest Knox County. Northshore Drive and Choto Road provide direct routes toward Pellissippi Parkway and into downtown Knoxville, while Alcoa and Louisville offer additional shopping and errands close by. Concord Park, with its river access and trails, sits within easy reach for outdoor time. Everyday needs, including grocery stores and local services, are available along the Northshore Drive corridor and in nearby Alcoa, keeping routine errands short without heavy reliance on downtown Knoxville.
Remington Ridge market snapshot
Value in Remington Ridge tends to follow lot condition, mature landscaping and proximity to Northshore Drive and the river corridor, since access to Pellissippi Parkway and downtown Knoxville remains a consistent factor for this part of southwest Knox County. Homes that show well with updated interiors, clean exteriors and maintained yards typically stand out among the surrounding subdivisions like Timbergrove and Rudder Valley. Before listing, sellers benefit from basic refresh work such as decluttering, addressing deferred maintenance and improving curb appeal along the street-facing lot. A local agent can walk through specific comparables in this pocket of Knox County and provide a free home-value review to help set realistic expectations before going to market.
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Remington Ridge real estate FAQ
- Where is Remington Ridge located in relation to Knoxville?
- Remington Ridge sits about seven miles southwest of downtown Knoxville in Knox County, near the towns of Louisville, Alcoa and Rockford. Northshore Drive and Choto Road provide the primary routes connecting the neighborhood to Pellissippi Parkway and into the city.
- What kind of homes are in Remington Ridge?
- The neighborhood consists mainly of single-family homes on wooded or landscaped lots, similar in style to nearby subdivisions such as Timbergrove and Rudder Valley. Architectural styles in this part of southwest Knox County tend toward traditional and ranch designs.
- What makes a home in Remington Ridge sell well?
- Homes that present clean, well-maintained exteriors and updated interiors tend to generate more interest, especially given the area's access to Northshore Drive and the Tennessee River corridor. Addressing deferred maintenance and improving curb appeal before listing can make a noticeable difference.
- How can I find out what my Remington Ridge home is worth?
- Because pricing depends on specific lot condition, updates and recent activity in nearby subdivisions, a local agent can provide a free home-value review tailored to this part of southwest Knox County. This gives a clearer picture than relying on generalized online estimates.
