chattanooga community guides

The motto: Where Hip Meets Historical. We couldn’t agree more. North Shore, as the locals know it, was the original downtown neighborhood that experienced the urban revitalization that has swept the city. With more and more residents gravitating back downtown, the area continues to grow and improve. A huge factor for many homeowners is not only the proximity to amenities, but the award-winning Normal Park school zone. Normal Park was named the top magnet school in the entire country in 2005. The home prices reflect that fact, but it is one of the most stable real estate economies in the city; therefore although you pay a premium to be here, it is highly desired and typically a safe bet. This pocket neighborhood is a short distance to the shops and restaurants on Frazier Ave which fronts the famous Coolidge Park. Coolidge Park on the Tennessee Riverfront draws people from all over to its picturesque, wide-open spaces. There, you will find a beautifully landscaped green spaces park centered around a magical fountain for the kiddos and an antique carousel  built in the late 1800’s. While in the park, look up and you will see the Walnut Street Bridge- the longest pedestrian bridge in the world, which holds Wine Over Water- an annual event in October hosting over 200 different labels and food along the way. Speaking of festivals, you won’t want to miss the annual Moon River festival that the park hosts in September. The ideal homeowner for North Chattanooga is anyone! From first time homebuyers, investors, or buyers looking for their forever home, there is a home that fits you. The up-and-coming Hill City Neighborhood, North Shore proper, Riverview, Dallas Heights, Stuart Heights, and more are all pieces of fabric sewn together to represent “North Chattanooga”.