How about Adams TN or it’s surrounding areas? Our Clarksville TN Relocation Guide is a great way to learn about our city and county. Get a free Relocation Guide sent to you via email.

Learn about things that only lifelong residents would know.  Fill out the form and I will send you the Relocating to Clarksville TN Guide or better yet, stop by and have a cup of coffee and pick up Relocation packet in person.

Did you know that Port Royal TN is one of the wealthiest areas in the United State? That’s right, you read that correctly. Estate homes, farmland, and horse farms are the norm.  Best of all the people are friendly, down to earth and easy going in the Adams, Port Royal TN area.

Adams TN, Port Royal, Relocating to Clarksville TN | Hankook Tires | LG Appliances 

 

The Relocation Guide will be handy for all the new Google, Hankook Tire and LG Appliance employee’s moving into our area. Clarksville is also growing as a bedroom community for Nashville, the low cost of living and affordable housing is bring home buyers and investors to our city.

There is a Facebook page for lifelong Clarksville natives and old times with insight that only they would know about living in Clarksville.  Things such as Porters Bluff Cave, the best place to grab fried catfish for lunch, where the flow trails are for dirt jumping… https://www.facebook.com/groups/ClarksvilleInsiders/

Do you want to know where all the hidden neighborhoods are in Clarksville that the locals love and call home?  We have that here on our website.
Graystone https://www.clarksvillehomesales.us/community/graystone-clarksville-tn/     

Greenwood https://www.clarksvillehomesales.us/community/glenwood-clarksville-tn/  and many other neighborhoods.

Many people decide to retire in Clarksville because the community is friendly and the services offered to the citizens are comprehensive. The continued growth shows that the word is getting out that Clarksville TN is the place to be.

The city is spread over 94.9 square miles and is located about 35 miles Northwest of Nashville.

Points of Interest in Clarksville – Moving to Clarksville TN 

One of Clarksville’s performing arts hallmarks is its Roxy Regional Theatre. Housed in a 1947 art modern structure, the Roxy is Clarksville’s oldest professional theatre and offers a combination of professional company shows and community performances. Similarly, Austin Peay State University’s Center for the Creative Arts is another prime example of performing arts, which promotes a variety of musical and dance productions, concerts, and theatrical performances.

Located in historic downtown Clarksville is the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, one of Tennessee’s largest general museums.

Other notable attractions in Clarksville include:

• Cumberland RiverWalk: Clarksville’s signature riverfront promenade
• Wilma Rudolph Statue: Built to honor the Clarksville native and outstanding Olympic athlete
• Smith-Trahern Mansion: Built-in 1858 by wealthy tobacconist Christopher Smith
• L & N Train Station: A restored 1890 station which served as the setting for the Monkees’ hit, “Last Train to Clarksville”
• Dunbar Cave
• Montgomery County Courts Complex
• Beachaven Vineyards & Winery
• Clarksville City Arboretum
• Clarksville Speedway racetrack
• SSF Submission Academy

Relocation Realtor Ron Dayley

The Don F. Pratt Memorial Museum, located at Fort Campbell, traces the history of the famed 101st Airborne Division’s Screaming Eagles from World War II to the present day.

As you can see, there are many great reasons to move to Clarksville TN and we are just scratching the surface.  This area is an outdoorsman’s paradise.  Hunting, fishing, hiking, kayaking and mountain biking are always available and easy to get to.  KY Lake, the Ohio River, the Mississippi and Reelfoot Lake are all within easy driving distance.

No matter what it is that you are looking for, Clarksville TN has you covered.  Isn’t it time you called Ron Dayley and made Clarksville your home?