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Knoxville Neighborhood of the Week: Lindbergh Forest

June 22, 2009

© 2009 Robert Stockdale Photography, All Rights Reserved.

This week Neighborhood of the Week heads down south to visit a quaint little historic community with more home styles than you can shake a stick at: Lindbergh Forest.

Located off Chapman Highway just a little ways south of downtown, Lindbergh Forest was once considered a suburb of Knoxville. The oldest part of the neighborhood dates from the 1920s and 30s, but homes continued to be built there throughout the 1940s and 50s.

Not only does Lindbergh Forest boast a wide array of home styles — Colonial Revival, Dutch Colonial Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival and Cape Code, just to name a few — but it also contains two of the city’s only “Lustron” homes

Much like the nearby Island Home, Lindbergh Forest has a pretty low of turnover rate and desirable homes tend to sell fairly quickly when they do come on the market.

Lindbergh Forest is easily accesible via I-40 and Chapman Highway and is very convenient to downtown Knoxville and the UT campus.

So if you’re looking for a historic home on the south side of town you might want to look into Lindbergh Forest.

Thanks to AAKT’s resident photographer, Robert Stockdale for these super shots of Lindbergh Forest. To learn more about Robert and his work, visit his website.

Here’s Lindbergh Forest by the numbers-

Lindbergh Forest*

Current On-Market Listings – o
Average Asking Price: NA
Median Asking Price: NA
Average Square Footage: NA

Current Pending Sales -2
Average Asking Price: $147,450
Median Asking Price: NA

Most Expensive: $150,000 (2 BR, 1 BA, 1100+ sq ft, built in ‘29)

Least Expensive: $144,900 (3 BR, 1.5 BA, 1900+ sq ft, built in ‘51)

Closed Sales - 2009 – 0
Average Sales Price – NA
Median Sales Price – NA
Average Days on Market – NA

Closed Sales – 2008 – 0
Average Sales Price – NA
Median Sales Price – NA
Average Days on Market – NA

*Data taken from KAARMLS on 06/22/09 does not include adjacent subdivisions, condos, PUDS, or multi-family units.

As always, if you want any more information about any of these properties, or if you’d like to check one of them out in person, just give me a shout.

If you would like to receive a full list of properties for sale in this neighborhood, or if you would like to be notified of new listings, send me an email with either “Current Lindbergh Forest Listings” or “New Lindbergh Listings” in the subject line and I’ll take care of the rest. I would never spam you.

Know a great neighborhood you think has NOTW potential? Let me know about it and you might just see it featured here in the coming weeks.

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