North Chattanooga, also known as North Chatt or Northshore, is a cozy community to call home. Instead of a downtown area with big box stores, retail chains, and familiar brands, you’ll find unique, locally-owned and operated shops and small business imbued with charm. The area, recognized and appreciated for its walkability and biking, wraps around a plethora of waterfront parks, shops, and restaurants.

But it’s not all about the hip business district. The residential areas that make up the community of North Shore are ideal for raising households in neighborhoods where people look out for one another, greet each other by name, and enjoy socializing at local events or while out and about. The houses throughout North Chattanooga tell the story of the area’s history, from early twentieth century bungalows to noteworthy mansions, and a variety of architectural styles. You can find a home in North Chattanooga in prices ranging from as low as $100,000 to well over a million dollars.

There are approximately 3,409 residents making themselves right at home in the 1.494 square mile area known as North Chattanooga. Homes in the 37405 zip code hold average values of around $272,801, which is slightly higher than the state average home values of $204,098. To support those home values, residents living in North Chattanooga earn average annual household incomes of around $65,798, slightly above the state’s average annual household income of about $40,004.

One of the most beloved aspects of the North Chattanooga area is the walkability. Residents can easily access restaurants, shops, and other resources without ever using a car. Bicycles are another common mode of transportation throughout the community.

North Chattanooga is situated at the base of Signal Mountain, on the north side of the river, about five minutes from downtown.

Normal Park Elementary School and Normal Park Middle School are the two local public schools in North Chattanooga, both award-winning magnet schools managed by the Hamilton County Public School System. Furthermore, the area houses numbers private prep schools.

There’s never a shortage of things to do in this vibrant, active community. North Shore Chattanooga features a handful of parks including 23-acre Renaissance Park, a wetland area with wildflowers, nature trails, picnic areas, public art, and more. Coolidge Park features a century-old carousel fully restored for present-day enjoyment; and there’s also a water play interactive fountain area, pavilion, and more. Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge draws the distinction, in part, between North Shore and south Side Chattanooga. There’s also the Tennessee River Walk, Ross’s Landing, and Aquarium Plaza.

North Shore Chattanooga is a fabulous place to live, work, learn, and play. You’re only a short walk away from a plethora of things to do. Visit a unique shop. take a stroll in the park, grab a bite to eat in a restaurant like no other, ride a bike, or catch a live performance at the Chattanooga Theatre Center.

Whether you’re looking for a modest home and a simple lifestyle or an admirable mansion with lavish taste, there’s just the spot for you in Chattanooga’s North Shore.

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