City Center combines a convenient downtown location with access to high-quality education and prominent employers, all located in the heart of Chattanooga.
From historic homes to modern builds, City Center offers a variety of housing options to area residents, including single-family homes, luxury apartments, and stylish townhomes and condos. Charming historic districts in the area include Battery Place and Fort Wood. City Center offers notable development such as Walnut Hill, Museum Bluffs Parkview, Loveman’s on Market, and Cameron Harbor.
Popular neighborhoods include Walnut Hill, Museum Bluffs, Museum Bluffs Parkview, Loveman’s on Market, Cameron Harbor, Park Place, and the Fort Wood district. Recently built luxury apartments can be found at the Riverwalk at Cameron Harbor.
Residents in the area are close to I-24, I-75, and Highway 27, which allow for quick access to the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport and roads leading to Nashville, Birmingham, Atlanta, and Knoxville.
City Center offers educational opportunities for children of all ages, including Hamilton County public schools and private schools. Magnet school Battle Academy teaches students from kindergarten to fifth grade. Conveniently-located private schools in the area include Baylor School, Girls Preparatory School, McCallie School, Chattanooga Christian School, The Montessori School, and Notre Dame High School. Also downtown is the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, a public university offering over 150 degree programs across five colleges, with undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral options.
Residents can find family medical, dental, and pharmaceutical services in the area. City Center also offers convenient access to premier healthcare systems such as CHI Memorial, Erlanger, and Parkridge Medical Center. Residents can find other wellness services at Kindred Hospital, Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation, and Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Chattanooga.
There are several small food markets that dot City Center, whereas larger grocery chains – including Whole Foods and Publix – are accessible just across the river in Northshore.
City Center is filled with some of Chattanooga’s most popular attractions including the Tennessee Aquarium, Tivoli Theatre, Hunter Museum of American Art, and Creative Discovery Museum. Other downtown attractions include the Chattanooga Pinball Museum and iGNiS Glass Studio. For movie lovers, both the IMAX Theater and AMC CLASSIC Majestic 12 are located in the area.
From casual to fine dining, City Center has a restaurant for every budget and taste. Residents can find coffee shops, international and Southern cuisine, trendy bars and pubs, and so much more.
Shopping opportunities are plentiful in City Center, specifically off of Market and Broad Streets which boast luxury retailers, specialty gift shops, and other home goods, art, and clothing vendors. In West Village, high-end boutiques and upscale florists make for popular date nights and weekend outings.
In the heart of City Center, Miller Park boasts green space and a community stage, and it often hosts different community events. Also in the area is the 16-mile Chattanooga Riverwalk, offering plenty of space for outdoor activity. Baseball games can be enjoyed at AT&T Field, current home to the Chattanooga Lookouts. For climbers, the Broad Street location of High Point Climbing and Fitness features 30,000 square feet of climbing space, as well as fitness classes. Nearby, Black Creek Club offers an award-winning golf course.
The Chattanooga Film Festival is a nonprofit that seeks to celebrate films and filmmakers with an annual festival. Likewise, the Chatta-nooga Motorcar Festival draws in car enthusiasts by showcasing classic cars and cutting-edge designs at this three-day event. For music lovers, Riverfront Nights and Nightfall Concert Series offer free live music throughout the summer. Each fall, the 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival brings a free two-day festival to the waterfront at Ross’s Landing.
Overlooking the Tennessee River, the Bluff View Art District offers European charm and culinary and visual arts. Notable attractions include the Hunter Museum of American Art, River Gallery, and Houston Museum of Decorative Arts. Also in City Center is the Bessie Smith Cultural Center, a museum and performance hall dedicated to preserving and celebrating African American history and culture.
The Tivoli Theatre, with its dazzling grand lobby, domed ceiling, and crystal chandeliers, was almost demolished in the 1950s due to the rise of television, but it was saved by a grant from Chattanooga’s Benwood Foundation in 1962 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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City Center combines a convenient downtown location with access to high-quality education and prominent employers, all located in the heart of Chattanooga.
From historic homes to modern builds, City Center offers a variety of housing options to area residents, including single-family homes, luxury apartments, and stylish townhomes and condos. Charming historic districts in the area include Battery Place and Fort Wood. City Center offers notable development such as Walnut Hill, Museum Bluffs Parkview, Loveman’s on Market, and Cameron Harbor.
Residents in the area are close to I-24, I-75, and Highway 27, which allow for quick access to the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport and roads leading to Nashville, Birmingham, Atlanta, and Knoxville.
City Center offers educational opportunities for children of all ages, including Hamilton County public schools and private schools. Magnet school Battle Academy teaches students from kindergarten to fifth grade. Conveniently-located private schools in the area include Baylor School, Girls Preparatory School, McCallie School, Chattanooga Christian School, The Montessori School, and Notre Dame High School. Also downtown is the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, a public university offering over 150 degree programs across five colleges, with undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral options.
Residents can find family medical, dental, and pharmaceutical services in the area. City Center also offers convenient access to premier healthcare systems such as CHI Memorial, Erlanger, and Parkridge Medical Center. Residents can find other wellness services at Kindred Hospital, Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation, and Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Chattanooga.
There are several small food markets that dot City Center, whereas larger grocery chains – including Whole Foods and Publix – are accessible just across the river in Northshore.
City Center is filled with some of Chattanooga’s most popular attractions including the Tennessee Aquarium, Tivoli Theatre, Hunter Museum of American Art, and Creative Discovery Museum. Other downtown attractions include the Chattanooga Pinball Museum and iGNiS Glass Studio. For movie lovers, both the IMAX Theater and AMC CLASSIC Majestic 12 are located in the area.
From casual to fine dining, City Center has a restaurant for every budget and taste. Residents can find coffee shops, international and Southern cuisine, trendy bars and pubs, and so much more.
Shopping opportunities are plentiful in City Center, specifically off of Market and Broad Streets which boast luxury retailers, specialty gift shops, and other home goods, art, and clothing vendors. In West Village, high-end boutiques and upscale florists make for popular date nights and weekend outings.
In the heart of City Center, Miller Park boasts green space and a community stage, and it often hosts different community events. Also in the area is the 16-mile Chattanooga Riverwalk, offering plenty of space for outdoor activity. Baseball games can be enjoyed at AT&T Field, current home to the Chattanooga Lookouts. For climbers, the Broad Street location of High Point Climbing and Fitness features 30,000 square feet of climbing space, as well as fitness classes. Nearby, Black Creek Club offers an award-winning golf course.
The Chattanooga Film Festival is a nonprofit that seeks to celebrate films and filmmakers with an annual festival. Likewise, the Chatta-nooga Motorcar Festival draws in car enthusiasts by showcasing classic cars and cutting-edge designs at this three-day event. For music lovers, Riverfront Nights and Nightfall Concert Series offer free live music throughout the summer. Each fall, the 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival brings a free two-day festival to the waterfront at Ross’s Landing.
Overlooking the Tennessee River, the Bluff View Art District offers European charm and culinary and visual arts. Notable attractions include the Hunter Museum of American Art, River Gallery, and Houston Museum of Decorative Arts. Also in City Center is the Bessie Smith Cultural Center, a museum and performance hall dedicated to preserving and celebrating African American history and culture.
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