North Knox County
Homes for Sale in Halls, TN
More house per dollar north of the city, with a genuine small-town feel and a manageable commute.
- The Abbott Mary Team at Capstone Realty Group
- 865-363-1791
- 315 Ebenezer Rd SW, Knoxville, TN 37923
- Knox · Blount · Loudon · Anderson · Sevier counties
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Living in Halls
What It Is Like to Live in Halls
Halls Crossroads sits north of Knoxville along Maynardville Highway and has kept a distinct identity rather than dissolving into the city. There is a real community center of gravity here around the schools and the crossroads itself.
The value proposition is straightforward: your budget goes further. Buyers priced out of West Knoxville routinely find that the same number buys a larger, newer home in Halls, often on more land.
Housing skews toward 1970s through 2000s construction with a steady supply of newer building. Lot sizes are generous compared with in-town options, and acreage becomes available as you move north.
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At a glance
Halls at a Glance
| County | Knox County - unincorporated |
| Major routes | Maynardville Hwy (Hwy 33), Emory Rd, I-75 |
| Schools | Halls High, Halls Middle, Halls and Brickey-McCloud elementary |
| Character | Small-town feel, larger lots, strong value |
Median price and days on market move every month, so we have deliberately left them out rather than post a number that goes stale. Ask us for this month’s Halls figures and we will send the current MLS data.
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Where to look
Neighborhoods and Areas in Halls
A starting map of Halls. Which of these fits depends on your budget, your commute, and how much land you want.
- Halls CrossroadsThe commercial and community center
- Beaver RidgeEstablished streets with mature landscaping
- Crippen RidgeNewer subdivision building
- Bishops BridgeFamily-oriented, convenient to schools
- Norris Freeway corridorLarger lots moving toward Anderson County
- Emory RoadMixed stock with good I-75 access
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Practical detail
Schools and Getting Around
Schools in Halls
Halls has its own school community - Halls High, Halls Middle, and Halls Elementary, with Brickey-McCloud serving part of the area. The fact that Halls students generally stay together from elementary through high school is a real part of the appeal for families.
Commute and access
Downtown Knoxville is roughly 20 to 25 minutes via I-75 or Broadway. Emory Road provides east-west movement across north Knox County. The commute is the main trade-off buyers weigh against the price advantage.
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Straight answers
Halls Real Estate: Frequently Asked Questions
Is Halls a good place to live?
For buyers who want space and value without a long commute, it is one of the strongest options in Knox County. The school community is tight and the area has a genuine identity of its own.
How far is Halls from downtown Knoxville?
Roughly 20 to 25 minutes depending on route and time of day. I-75 is the fastest option; Broadway and Maynardville Highway are the surface alternatives.
What do homes cost in Halls compared with West Knoxville?
Consistently less for comparable size and age. The exact gap moves with the market - ask us for a current side-by-side on the specific home types you are considering.
Is Halls in Knoxville city limits?
Generally no. Most of Halls is unincorporated Knox County, so you pay county property tax without the city rate. Verify for the specific parcel.
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Nearby
Communities Close to Halls
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- CorrytonAcreage and quiet north-county living, still inside Knox County schools
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Thinking About Halls?
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