Knoxville, Knox County
Ten Mile — Knoxville, TN Real Estate
Ten Mile sits in southwest Knox County, offering easy access to Farragut, Karns and Louisville along local connector roads.
About Ten Mile
Ten Mile is a residential pocket in southwest Knox County, about nine miles from downtown Knoxville. It sits between Karns to the northwest, Farragut to the west and Louisville to the south, with local roads linking toward Northshore Drive and Alcoa Highway (Highway 129). The area is close to several established neighborhoods including Cedar Springs, Wedgewood Hills, Suburban Hills, Green Valley, Cedarbrook and Sedgley. Homes here sit on wooded or gently rolling lots typical of southwest Knox County, with mature trees and landscaping common throughout. Everyday errands are handled in nearby Farragut and Karns, which offer grocery stores, pharmacies and other retail. The Tennessee River and its public access points are within a short drive, giving the area a connection to the water that shapes much of this part of the county.
Living in Ten Mile
Homes in Ten Mile are mostly single-family houses on individual lots, with some ranch and traditional styles reflecting the broader southwest Knox County housing stock. Mature trees and established landscaping are common throughout the area. Commutes typically run along Northshore Drive or Alcoa Highway (Highway 129) toward Farragut, Louisville or downtown Knoxville. Shopping and everyday errands are easiest in Farragut, which has grocery stores and retail centers, while Karns offers additional convenience options to the northwest. The nearby Tennessee River provides recreational access points for boating and fishing. Neighboring areas such as Cedar Springs, Green Valley and Suburban Hills give a sense of the surrounding housing character without being part of Ten Mile itself.
Why buyers choose Ten Mile
- Homes in Ten Mile are mostly single-family houses on individual lots, with some ranch and traditional styles reflecting the broader southwest Knox County housing stock. Mature trees and established landscaping are common throughout the area. Commutes typically run along Northshore Drive or Alcoa Highway (Highway 129) toward Farragut, Louisville or downtown Knoxville. Shopping and everyday errands are easiest in Farragut, which has grocery stores and retail centers, while Karns offers additional convenience options to the northwest. The nearby Tennessee River provides recreational access points for boating and fishing. Neighboring areas such as Cedar Springs, Green Valley and Suburban Hills give a sense of the surrounding housing character without being part of Ten Mile itself.
Ten Mile market snapshot
Value in Ten Mile tends to follow lot condition, proximity to Farragut and Louisville, and ease of access to Northshore Drive and Alcoa Highway. Single-family homes with well-maintained yards, updated systems and clean curb appeal generally show better in this part of Knox County. Before listing, sellers benefit from basic upkeep such as fresh landscaping, exterior touch-ups and decluttering interior spaces to highlight natural light and layout. Because this area sits near several distinct neighborhoods, accurate pricing depends on comparing recent activity in the immediate vicinity rather than the broader southwest Knoxville market. A local agent can walk through your home and provide a free, no-obligation home-value review based on current conditions nearby.
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Ten Mile real estate FAQ
- Where is Ten Mile in relation to Knoxville?
- Ten Mile sits about nine miles southwest of downtown Knoxville, in Knox County between Karns, Farragut and Louisville. It is reached mainly by local roads connecting to Northshore Drive and Alcoa Highway.
- What kind of homes are in Ten Mile?
- The area features primarily single-family homes on individual lots, consistent with the housing stock found throughout southwest Knox County. Many properties include mature trees and established landscaping.
- What should I do to prepare my Ten Mile home for sale?
- Focus on clean curb appeal, basic landscaping upkeep and decluttering interior spaces before listing. A local agent can review your specific home and recent nearby activity to recommend next steps.
- How does location affect home value in Ten Mile?
- Proximity to Farragut, Louisville and the main access roads like Northshore Drive and Alcoa Highway plays a significant role in value here. Comparing your home to recent sales in the immediate area, rather than the wider region, gives the most accurate picture.
