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Located just north of the Georgia state line are the communities of Collegedale and Apison. Here, relaxed living and close proximity to city amenities provide residents with the best of both worlds.
Family-friendly subdivisions, sprawling country properties, and plenty of new construction comprise the real estate landscape in Collegedale and Apison. Those moving to the area can take advantage of Collegedale neighborhoods such as Mulberry Park, Wellesley, and Barnsley Park. Apison features several master-planned communities, including Magnolia Farms, The Ridges of Crystal Brook, Hideaway at Bentwood Cove, Prairie Pass, and Hawks Landing, that offer custom housing ideal for professionals, families, and retirees alike.
Only a short drive away from Collegedale and Apison, Enterprise South Industrial Park features a variety of employers such as Amazon, Volkswagen’s North American plant, Gestamp, ADM, and Plastic Omnium. Collegedale is also home to Southern Adventist University and McKee Foods Corporation.
Collegedale and Apison provide easy access to downtown Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport via I-75. The interstate also provides access to thoroughfares leading to Nashville, Knoxville, Birmingham, and Atlanta.
Collegedale residents send their children to Wolftever Creek Elementary, Ooltewah Elementary, Ooltewah Middle, and Ooltewah High School. Students living in Apison attend Apison Elementary and East Hamilton Middle and High Schools. Both communities are also close to private schools such as Collegedale Academy, Grace Academy, Lester Coon Adventist School, Silverdale Baptist Academy, St. Nicholas School, and Standifer Gap SDA School. In Collegedale, Southern Adventist University sits on a 1,300-acre campus and awards associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees.
Nearby healthcare options include CHI Memorial Imaging Center in Ooltewah, Erlanger East Hospital in East Brainerd, Parkridge East Hospital in East Ridge, two Parkridge behavioral health campuses in East Brainerd, and Tennova Healthcare in Cleveland. Nationally recognized senior care centers in Collegedale offer independent and assisted living and memory care. These include The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Collegedale, Morning Pointe of Collegedale at Greenbriar Cove, Life Care Center of Collegedale, and Garden Plaza of Greenbriar Cove.
Owned and operated by Southern Adventist University, Collegedale’s Village Market is a go-to spot for vegetarian and natural foods. Nearby, European Market #1 stocks a range of specialty international products, including German, Polish, Russian, and Italian offerings. Ooltewah’s Publix, ALDI, Food City, and Walmart Supercenter are a short drive away.
The Commons is Collegedale’s cultural and recreational center and a popular gathering space for the community. The open-air pavilion hosts seasonal festivals such as the Collegedale Apple Festival, along with holiday celebrations, car shows, concerts, and more.
Also hosted at The Commons are frequent crafts and farmers markets, where area vendors gather to sell handmade goods and locally grown foods. The Village Market, operated by Southern Adventist University, has a wide selection of natural foods and supplements, while nearby grocery stores include Walmart Supercenter, Publix, ALDI, and Food City. Little Debbie Parkway and Apison Pike are dining hubs for restaurant chains and local spots alike. Here, Peruvian, Asian, and Mexican flavors can be found alongside American and vegetarian fare.
Pedestrians and cyclists make regular use of the Collegedale Greenway, a three-mile pathway that runs alongside Wolftever Creek and connects to an amphitheater, parks, and playgrounds. One of the greenway’s entry points is Thatcher Switch Recreational Area, where sports enthusiasts can enjoy a multi-use soccer field. Imagination Station, an award-winning playground, is also connected to the greenway and features a caboose and train platform, sandbox, stationary exercise equipment, and pickleball courts. New to Collegedale is Little Debbie Park, which opened to the public in 2023. Its 10 acres include a large pavilion, inclusive playground equipment, and life-size snack cake sculptures. Southern Adventist University manages the Bauxite Ridge and White Oak Mountain trail systems, where over 40 miles of paths are available for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking.
The Summit of Softball Complex, with eight state-of-the-art playing fields, is located off I-75 between Ooltewah and College-
dale. The complex hosts national and regional softball tournaments, as well as local adult leagues, recreational play, and youth softball. The Thatcher Switch Recreational Area features a soccer field, playground, and pavilion. Several private golf clubs, including The Honors Course and The Ooltewah Club, are nearby.
With a population of approximately 12,000, Collegedale has consistently been ranked one of Tennessee’s safest cities.
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Located just north of the Georgia state line are the communities of Collegedale and Apison. Here, relaxed living and close proximity to city amenities provide residents with the best of both worlds.
Family-friendly subdivisions, sprawling country properties, and plenty of new construction comprise the real estate landscape in Collegedale and Apison. Those moving to the area can take advantage of Collegedale neighborhoods such as Mulberry Park, Wellesley, and Barnsley Park. Apison features several master-planned communities, including Magnolia Farms, The Ridges of Crystal Brook, Hideaway at Bentwood Cove, Prairie Pass, and Hawks Landing, that offer custom housing ideal for professionals, families, and retirees alike.
Only a short drive away from Collegedale and Apison, Enterprise South Industrial Park features a variety of employers such as Amazon, Volkswagen’s North American plant, Gestamp, ADM, and Plastic Omnium. Collegedale is also home to Southern Adventist University and McKee Foods Corporation.
Collegedale and Apison provide easy access to downtown Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport via I-75. The interstate also provides access to thoroughfares leading to Nashville, Knoxville, Birmingham, and Atlanta.
Collegedale residents send their children to Wolftever Creek Elementary, Ooltewah Elementary, Ooltewah Middle, and Ooltewah High School. Students living in Apison attend Apison Elementary and East Hamilton Middle and High Schools. Both communities are also close to private schools such as Collegedale Academy, Grace Academy, Lester Coon Adventist School, Silverdale Baptist Academy, St. Nicholas School, and Standifer Gap SDA School. In Collegedale, Southern Adventist University sits on a 1,300-acre campus and awards associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees.
Nearby healthcare options include CHI Memorial Imaging Center in Ooltewah, Erlanger East Hospital in East Brainerd, Parkridge East Hospital in East Ridge, two Parkridge behavioral health campuses in East Brainerd, and Tennova Healthcare in Cleveland. Nationally recognized senior care centers in Collegedale offer independent and assisted living and memory care. These include The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Collegedale, Morning Pointe of Collegedale at Greenbriar Cove, Life Care Center of Collegedale, and Garden Plaza of Greenbriar Cove.
Owned and operated by Southern Adventist University, Collegedale’s Village Market is a go-to spot for vegetarian and natural foods. Nearby, European Market #1 stocks a range of specialty international products, including German, Polish, Russian, and Italian offerings. Ooltewah’s Publix, ALDI, Food City, and Walmart Supercenter are a short drive away.
The Commons is Collegedale’s cultural and recreational center and a popular gathering space for the community. The open-air pavilion hosts seasonal festivals such as the Collegedale Apple Festival, along with holiday celebrations, car shows, concerts, and more.
Also hosted at The Commons are frequent crafts and farmers markets, where area vendors gather to sell handmade goods and locally grown foods. The Village Market, operated by Southern Adventist University, has a wide selection of natural foods and supplements, while nearby grocery stores include Walmart Supercenter, Publix, ALDI, and Food City. Little Debbie Parkway and Apison Pike are dining hubs for restaurant chains and local spots alike. Here, Peruvian, Asian, and Mexican flavors can be found alongside American and vegetarian fare.
Pedestrians and cyclists make regular use of the Collegedale Greenway, a three-mile pathway that runs alongside Wolftever Creek and connects to an amphitheater, parks, and playgrounds. One of the greenway’s entry points is Thatcher Switch Recreational Area, where sports enthusiasts can enjoy a multi-use soccer field. Imagination Station, an award-winning playground, is also connected to the greenway and features a caboose and train platform, sandbox, stationary exercise equipment, and pickleball courts. New to Collegedale is Little Debbie Park, which opened to the public in 2023. Its 10 acres include a large pavilion, inclusive playground equipment, and life-size snack cake sculptures. Southern Adventist University manages the Bauxite Ridge and White Oak Mountain trail systems, where over 40 miles of paths are available for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking.
The Summit of Softball Complex, with eight state-of-the-art playing fields, is located off I-75 between Ooltewah and Collegedale. The complex hosts national and regional softball tournaments, as well as local adult leagues, recreational play, and youth softball. The Thatcher Switch Recreational Area features a soccer field, playground, and pavilion. Several private golf clubs, including The Honors Course and The Ooltewah Club, are nearby.
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