Joan Rose – Coldwell Banker Pryor Realty, Inc.
Edward Jones
Conveniently located along I-75, East Brainerd’s abundance of amenities and housing options makes it an attractive choice for young professionals and growing families.
East Brainerd has a housing option to accommodate any budget and style. Homes of all sizes can be found in popular neighborhoods Ashley Mill, Brock Pointe, Emerald Valley, Inverness, Mountain Shadows, Reunion, Shadow Ridge, Twin Brook, and Westview Crossing, and townhomes are available at Addison’s Place, Brookside Commons, Holland Gardens, and soon, Heron Square. Master-planned communities such as Davidson Meadows, Engel Park, Heritage Walk, and Wildflower offer a variety of customizable floorplans, while Social Circle offers move-in ready homes.
Elementary students can attend East Brainerd Elementary and Westview Elementary, while older students can attend East Hamilton Middle and High Schools. Additional education options in the area include magnet school Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts and private schools such as Grace Academy, Silverdale Baptist Academy, St. Nicholas School, and Standifer Gap SDA School.
Gunbarrel Road is home to a variety of medical facilities, including Erlanger East Hospital, which provides area residents with convenient access to emergency, pediatric, and other medical care. Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation and Center for Sports Medicine & Orthopaedics both have outpatient therapy centers in East Brainerd, and Parkridge East Hospital and two campuses of Parkridge Valley are only a short drive away. Senior care facilities include Morning Pointe of East Hamilton and Morning Pointe of Chattanooga at Shallowford. Also in the area, The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Chattanooga offers specialized services for memory care.
East Brainerd residents are located near I-75, I-59, and I-24, allowing for convenient access to Atlanta, Nashville, Birmingham, and Knoxville. The area also has quick access to the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport and downtown Chattanooga.
Both upscale and discount grocery chains are not hard to come by in East Brainerd. Stores such as Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and The Fresh Market stock natural and organic grocery items, and even more options can be found at Publix, Walmart Supercenter, ALDI, and Food City. Those interested in expanding their culinary horizons can check out local offerings such as Asian Market, Taj International Foods and Spices, and Indian Grocery Kitchen Spices.
East Brainerd’s commercial offerings are anchored by Hamilton Place Mall, which offers over 1 million feet of retailers and restaurants – including Barnes & Noble, H&M, and department stores Belk, Dillard’s, and JCPenney. Additional shopping centers are located around the mall, including Hamilton Corner, Hamilton Crossing, The Terrace at Hamilton Place, and The Shoppes at Hamilton Place.
With dozens of restaurants located in and around Hamilton Place Mall, plus plenty more across East Brainerd, there’s a dining option for every taste and occasion. Patrons have their choice of fast-casual options, sports bars, fine dining, and everything in between.
Endless family fun awaits in East Brainerd, from escape rooms at Breakout Games to exciting activities at Sky Zone Trampoline Park and Urban Air Adventure Park. Additionally, Hamilton Place Mall is home to entertainment destination Dave & Buster’s, featuring arcade games, virtual reality, and sports fun.
Those looking for a retreat into nature can visit Audubon Acres, Chattanooga’s oldest wildlife sanctuary. The 130-acre preserve features 5 miles of trails, Cherokee history, and access to South Chickamauga Creek. Located off Jenkins Road, Heritage Park includes a playground, walking paths, dog park, and picnic area. First-time and avid golfers alike can enjoy a wide selection of golf clubs, including Brainerd Golf Course, Brown Acres Golf Course, Concord Golf Club, and Council Fire Golf Club.
Heritage Park is also home to the Don Eaves Heritage House, which hosts free public events such as markets and concerts, as well as private gatherings throughout the year. The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum is only a short drive away and offers train rides, seasonal events for the whole family, and insight into the Chattanooga area’s rich rail history.
