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Kodak — Sevier County, TN Real Estate

A low-rise, acreage-minded corner of Sevier County where country roads meet quick I-40 access.

About Kodak

Kodak sits in Sevier County along the French Broad River, south of Strawberry Plains, northwest of Sevierville and southwest of New Market. The area is built around Kodak Road and the I-40 interchange, which puts it within easy reach of Sevierville and the Gatlinburg corridor while keeping a rural, open layout of its own. Homes here are spread along country roads rather than dense grids, mixing older farmhouses with newer construction on larger parcels. Nearby pockets such as Carson Pointe, Clear Creek, Northview Acres, Beech Springs, Kodak Crossing and Truckhoe View round out the surrounding housing stock. The river, farmland and gently rolling terrain give the area its open layout, and the I-40 exit keeps commuting or day-tripping into the Smokies straightforward.

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Living in Kodak

Housing around Kodak leans toward single-family homes on larger lots, some with pasture or wooded acreage, alongside newer subdivisions like Kodak Crossing and Carson Pointe that offer more traditional yards. Architectural styles range from brick ranch homes to modern two-story builds. Kodak Road and the I-40 interchange give quick access toward Sevierville for shopping along the Parkway corridor, while Strawberry Plains to the north and New Market to the northeast offer additional everyday errands. The French Broad River runs through the area, and open farmland between properties keeps sightlines long. Routes toward Knoxville or into the Smoky Mountains tourist corridor both run through the nearby interstate.

Why buyers choose Kodak

  • Housing around Kodak leans toward single-family homes on larger lots, some with pasture or wooded acreage, alongside newer subdivisions like Kodak Crossing and Carson Pointe that offer more traditional yards. Architectural styles range from brick ranch homes to modern two-story builds. Kodak Road and the I-40 interchange give quick access toward Sevierville for shopping along the Parkway corridor, while Strawberry Plains to the north and New Market to the northeast offer additional everyday errands. The French Broad River runs through the area, and open farmland between properties keeps sightlines long. Routes toward Knoxville or into the Smoky Mountains tourist corridor both run through the nearby interstate.

Kodak market snapshot

Value in Kodak tends to follow lot size, road frontage and proximity to the I-40 interchange, since quick access to both Sevierville and Knoxville adds value to open land in this area. Homes with usable acreage, updated systems and well-kept outbuildings generally show better than those needing deferred maintenance addressed first. Before listing, sellers benefit from clearing and mowing open land, refreshing exterior paint and making sure gravel or paved driveways are in good condition, since curb appeal reads differently on acreage than in a tight subdivision. A local agent can walk the property and provide a free home-value review that accounts for lot size, road access and nearby comparable sales.

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Kodak real estate FAQ

Where is Kodak, TN located in relation to Sevierville?
Kodak sits about 7 miles northwest of Sevierville, along the French Broad River and the I-40 corridor in Sevier County. It is also south of Strawberry Plains and southwest of New Market.
What kind of homes are in Kodak, TN?
The area has a mix of single-family homes on larger lots, some with acreage or pasture, alongside newer subdivisions such as Kodak Crossing and Carson Pointe that offer more traditional-sized yards.
What drives home values in Kodak?
Lot size, road frontage and access to the I-40 interchange tend to matter most, since the area combines open land with a short drive into Sevierville or Knoxville.
How can I find out what my Kodak home is worth?
A local agent can review recent sales of comparable acreage and subdivision homes nearby and provide a free, no-obligation home-value assessment tailored to your lot and location.