BlountCounty has been one of the fastest growing counties in Tennessee, especially in the last 10 years with an approximate 25% growth rate. Obviously, more & more people are discovering why BlountCounty is a great place to live, work, & play…
Abounding natural beauty & resources, encompassing one-third of the land designated as the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
A strong real estate market, low property taxes, good utilities, & low crime rate.
A cost of living that is 24% less than America’s top five cities & 4% below the national average.
Moderate climate year-round (average annual temperature of 59°)
An educational system committed to life-long learning — work force development programs, strong public education systems, higher education systems, & innovative supplemental programs.
Hiking, camping, water sports, fishing, & other recreational opportunities.
Home to McGhee Tyson Airport, which accommodates 1.4 million passengers annually, a dozen airlines, five air cargo services, & the Greater Knoxville Foreign Trade Zone.
A comprehensive, state-of-the art, short-term acute care medical facility through Blount Memorial Hospital, in addition to several satellite facilities & other healthcare resources.
A thriving retail market with numerous specialty stores & national chains, & an expanding service industry.
Local culture & heritage complemented by metropolitan programs & tourist attractions throughout East Tennessee.
Blount County, Tennessee... a timeless tradition, a new found friend, perhaps home
Blount County is located in the Foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains!
Centrally located to numerous equine event areas such as Louisville and Lexington, KY; Lexington, VA; Asheville and Tyron, NC: Atlanta, GA; Columbus, OH; and many other venues.
Close to the Knoxville airport, providing great convenience for clients and personal travel.
The University of Tennesse, in Knoxville is within a 30 minute drive and provides an extensive Equine clinic and veterinary services.
Close proximity to the Smoky Mountain National Park, the Cherokee National Forrest, and the Cumberland Mountains.
