East Tennessee Residential Communities : Holrob Communities : Private Communities near Knoxville, Knox County, Blount County, Anderson County, Sevier County

The Knoxville metro area continues to receive national attention as an excellent area to relocate both in retirement and starting a new career.  KnoxNews recently wrote this article citing housing costs, tax rates, cost of living, and quality of life as a few of the reasons for this ranking.

This week, two groups who do research on relocating ranked Knoxville number one among midsize cities.

Worldwide ERC, a trade association for work force mobility, and Primacy Relocation, a Memphis-based provider of employee relocation services, also ranked Nashville number two among large cities.

They looked at several factors: economic, education, quality of life, climate, recreation, leisure, arts and culture, air quality, watershed quality, sales tax, unemployment rates, job growth, area educational levels, school expenditures per student, students in public school, SAT/ACT percentile, and population growth.

Here is a link to the report.

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Holrob's joint venture with veteran builder Paul Smiddy at The Farm at Tralee is the crown jewel of Holrob Communities.  Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and located in Strawberry Plains, Tennessee [view map], the Farm at Tralee provides breathtaking views that include a snow-capped Mount Le Conte to the south and the distinctive contours of House and Clinch Mountains to the north.

Each of the forty estate home sites has been painstakingly selected to capture the most exquisite views and to assure maximum privacy, and the number of home sites has been purposefully limited to allow the space, privacy and serenity that only a low-density, secure community can provide. Strict architectural guidelines will maintain the integrity of this unique community and, with a character reminiscent of an English country retreat, natural materials and soft palettes will define these charming cottage-style homes. In addition to their home sites, residents will own an undivided interest in more than one hundred acres of common area which include premier equestrian facilities, a three-acre lake for fishing, and a swimming pool with cabana.

The Farm at Tralee offers over 188 acres of fine living only minutes from either downtown Knoxville or downtown Sevierville. Equipped with horse riding trails, a stocked pond, and over 100 acres of common lands in the shadows of serene mountain views, The Farm at Tralee will set a new standard in residential development in the Knoxville area.

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