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Northshore is one of the more popular neighborhoods among Chattanoogans. With its fair share of new construction and renovation, as well as the prime location, it’s a great fit for those with active and involved lifestyles.
Northshore is characterized by restored ‘40s-style bungalows and craftsman-style homes that exude charm, yet many new builds and modern condos can be found here as well. Neighborhoods in the Normal Park area are popular with young families, including Northshore Heights – a planned community offering custom homes. Meanwhile, condos such as One North Shore, Bridgeview, and BridgeTender are in-demand living spaces for professionals of all ages; other condo options include The Pinnacle and River Point. Dozens of new townhomes are currently in the works a few blocks away from Cherokee Boulevard.
Northshore is only a short drive away from top employers such as BlueCross BlueShield, Unum, Cigna, TVA, EPB, Kenco Group, Southern Champion Tray, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and Chattanooga State Community College. City and county governments and three major health systems are also conveniently located nearby.
Northshore is connected to City Center via the Market Street Bridge, allowing for a quick commute into downtown by car or bike. Adjacent to Highway 27 and close to I-24 and I-75, Northshore provides easy access to the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, Nashville, Atlanta, Birmingham, and Knoxville.
The area’s elementary schools include Rivermont, Red Bank, and Normal Park Museum Magnet Lower School. Older students attend Normal Park Museum Magnet Upper School and Red Bank Middle and High Schools. Magnet school Chattanooga High School Center for Creative Arts is conveniently located in Northshore. Also close by are nationally and regionally acclaimed private schools, including Girls Preparatory School, Notre Dame High School, St. Jude School, St. Peter’s Episcopal School, The Bright School, The Montessori School, Baylor School, and McCallie School.
Several pharmacies, dental practices, and clinics are convenient to Northshore residents, while major hospital systems, including CHI Memorial, Erlanger Health System, and Parkridge Health System, can be reached in minutes. Kindred Hospital, Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation, and Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Chattanooga are also a short drive away.
One of two Whole Foods in the city, the Northshore location features organic groceries in addition to a coffee shop, hot bar, café seating, and more. A few blocks away, supermarket chain Publix offers fresh produce and groceries, as well as a bakery and deli.
Coolidge Park is a Northshore icon due to its interactive water fountain, century-old restored carousel, ample green spaces, and gorgeous views of the Tennessee River. Nearby Renaissance Park boasts 23 acres and highlights the area’s history and ecology with historic markers and nature trails. Stringer’s Ridge is a 92-acre urban wilderness park ideal for mountain biking, trail running, and hiking. Outdoor enthusiasts should also check out Adventure Sports Innovation, a company that’s pioneering new technology for outdoor experiences.
From art galleries and boutiques to gift and antique shops, Northshore’s Frazier and Cherokee Avenues offer some of the most unique shopping in the city. The neighborhood is rich with local food and drink, including New York-style sandwiches, vegan nachos, specialty coffee, and handcrafted ice cream. Residents also have easy access to Publix and Whole Foods grocery stores.
Several fitness studios can be found in Northshore, as well as a variety of gyms offering 24/7 service and personal coaching. Plentiful sidewalks, trails, and bike lanes encourage outdoor activity year-round.
Every fall, the Walnut Street Bridge becomes home to Tennessee’s premier wine-tasting festival, Wine Over Water. Coolidge Park regularly hosts festivals throughout the year – the largest of which is the Moon River Music Festival, a two-day event highlighting the music and culture of Tennessee.
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre has been a source of entertainment for 100 years; the community theatre organizes 11 annual productions in addition to acting classes and workshops. In addition to maintaining galleries on Frazier Avenue, the Association for Visual Arts hosts annual programs and events to advance the visual arts.
Northshore is one of the more popular neighborhoods among Chattanoogans. With its fair share of new construction and renovation, as well as the prime location, it’s a great fit for those with active and involved lifestyles.
Northshore is characterized by restored ‘40s-style bungalows and craftsman-style homes that exude charm, yet many new builds and modern condos can be found here as well. Neighborhoods in the Normal Park area are popular with young families, including Northshore Heights – a planned community offering custom homes. Meanwhile, condos such as One North Shore, Bridgeview, and BridgeTender are in-demand living spaces for professionals of all ages; other condo options include The Pinnacle and River Point. Dozens of new townhomes are currently in the works a few blocks away from Cherokee Boulevard.
Northshore is connected to City Center via the Market Street Bridge, allowing for a quick commute into downtown by car or bike. Adjacent to Highway 27 and close to I-24 and I-75, Northshore provides easy access to the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, Nashville, Atlanta, Birmingham, and Knoxville.
The area’s elementary schools include Rivermont, Red Bank, and Normal Park Museum Magnet Lower School. Older students attend Normal Park Museum Magnet Upper School and Red Bank Middle and High Schools. Magnet school Chattanooga High School Center for Creative Arts is conveniently located in Northshore. Also close by are nationally and regionally acclaimed private schools, including Girls Preparatory School, Notre Dame High School, St. Jude School, St. Peter’s Episcopal School, The Bright School, The Montessori School, Baylor School, and McCallie School.
Several pharmacies, dental practices, and clinics are convenient to Northshore residents, while major hospital systems, including CHI Memorial, Erlanger Health System, and Parkridge Health System, can be reached in minutes. Kindred Hospital, Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation, and Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Chattanooga are also a short drive away.
One of two Whole Foods in the city, the Northshore location features organic groceries in addition to a coffee shop, hot bar, café seating, and more. A few blocks away, supermarket chain Publix offers fresh produce and groceries, as well as a bakery and deli. See the green pins on the map below.
Coolidge Park is a Northshore icon due to its interactive water fountain, century-old restored carousel, ample green spaces, and gorgeous views of the Tennessee River. Nearby Renaissance Park boasts 23 acres and highlights the area’s history and ecology with historic markers and nature trails. Stringer’s Ridge is a 92-acre urban wilderness park ideal for mountain biking, trail running, and hiking. Outdoor enthusiasts should also check out Adventure Sports Innovation, a company that’s pioneering new technology for outdoor experiences.
From art galleries and boutiques to gift and antique shops, Northshore’s Frazier and Cherokee Avenues offer some of the most unique shopping in the city. The neighborhood is rich with local food and drink, including New York-style sandwiches, vegan nachos, specialty coffee, and handcrafted ice cream. Residents also have easy access to Publix and Whole Foods grocery stores.
Several fitness studios can be found in Northshore, as well as a variety of gyms offering 24/7 service and personal coaching. Plentiful sidewalks, trails, and bike lanes encourage outdoor activity year-round.
Every fall, the Walnut Street Bridge becomes home to Tennessee’s premier wine-tasting festival, Wine Over Water. Coolidge Park regularly hosts festivals throughout the year – the largest of which is the Moon River Music Festival, a two-day event highlighting the music and culture of Tennessee.
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre has been a source of entertainment for 100 years; the community theatre organizes 11 annual productions in addition to acting classes and workshops. In addition to maintaining galleries on Frazier Avenue, the Association for Visual Arts hosts annual programs and events to advance the visual arts.
Chattanooga Golf & Country Club,
the oldest course at its original site in Tennessee, was founded in 1896. Located on the banks of the Tennessee River, the club was formed only eight years after the opening of the first golf course in the United States.
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