Cassie Hollis – Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate
From luxurious neighborhoods and high-quality education to premium medical care and more, Signal Mountain offers a high standard of living complemented by stunning mountain views.
Ranging from elegant brick homes to modern bungalows and more, Signal Mountain has a wide variety of residences to choose from. Expansive lots and stylish designs can be found in communities such as The Cove at Signal Forest, Flipper Bend, Grey Hawk Trails, Signal Forest, and Wild Ridge. More homes can be found in neighborhoods including Boulder Point, Carriage Hill, Fox Run, Grandview, Hidden Brook, Raptors Roost, and St. Ives. Signal Mountain Historic District offers peaceful mountain living with stately 20th-century homes.
Students can attend public schools on the mountain such as Thrasher Elementary, Nolan Elementary, Signal Mountain Middle, and Signal Mountain High School. For a private school option, Signal Mountain Christian School is open to students from kindergarten through fifth grade. Lastly, Signal Mountain Christian Cooperative is a homeschool co-op that offers classes for grades sixth through eighth, while other Chattanooga area private schools are just a short drive away.
On the mountain, residents can find general medical, dental, and pharmaceutical services, as well as Ascension Living Alexian Village, a nationally-recognized retirement community offering independent and assisted living, memory care, and other services. Premium healthcare organizations, like CHI Memorial, Erlanger, and Parkridge, are also located just a short drive away.
The Signal Mountain Playhouse, a nonprofit and al fresco theater, has been entertaining the area since 1972 and offers youth and adult community theater. The Mountain Arts Community Center (MACC) hosts theater performances as well as lessons for acting, dance, music, pottery, and more. The Bachman Community Center also offers classes on the arts ranging from music and dance to yoga. Lastly, residents of Signal Mountain can enjoy monthly live performances of bluegrass music at The Mountain Opry.
Signal Mountain is filled with hiking trails, scenic overlooks, and camping options. Signal Point, Rainbow Lake, and Edward’s Point are popular hikes for locals and tourists. Prentice Cooper State Forest is conveniently located near the mountain and offers 35 miles of hiking trails, two camping areas, and seasonal hunting.
The most well-known park on the mountain is the Pumpkin Patch Playground, a space created and maintained by volunteers and donations. Featuring slides, swings, and a wooden playground, this is a popular stop for families. Elsewhere on the mountain, popular parks include Althaus Park, Town Hall Playground, Timberlinks Park, Andy Anderton Playground, and Walden’s Ridge Civic Center Playground.
Both local and chain options are available on the mountain, including upscale dining. Besides their championship golf course, dining options are also available at Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club, where they offer made-from-scratch meals and signature cocktails. Around the mountain, the town of Signal Mountain maintains pickleball courts, ball fields, and a town gym and pool.
Signal Mountain is conveniently located near downtown Chattanooga as well as thoroughfares that lead to the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, Nashville, Knoxville, Atlanta, and Birmingham. Taft Highway and Roberts Mill Road connect to Highway 27, which extends to I-75 and I-24.
With traditional and specialty grocery items as well as a deli, bakery, and café, Pruett’s Market is a popular one-stop shop located on Taft Highway. Fairmount Orchard is open seasonally and sells fresh apples, jams and jellies, homemade cider, and more. At the base of Signal Mountain, residents can quickly access Food City, ALDI, and Walmart Supercenter.
Dating back before WWII, the Signal Mountain Historic District boasts stately period homes that stand side-by-side with summer cottages on shaded streets. A portion of the old trolley tracks that carried summer residents up and down the mountain is still visible on James Boulevard, where an original sheltered trolley stop has been preserved.
From luxurious neighborhoods and high-quality education to premium medical care and more, Signal Mountain offers a high standard of living complemented by stunning mountain views.
Ranging from elegant brick homes to modern bungalows and more, Signal Mountain has a wide variety of residences to choose from. Expansive lots and stylish designs can be found in communities such as The Cove at Signal Forest, Flipper Bend, Grey Hawk Trails, Signal Forest, and Wild Ridge. More homes can be found in neighborhoods including Boulder Point, Carriage Hill, Fox Run, Grandview, Hidden Brook, Raptors Roost, and St. Ives. Signal Mountain Historic District offers peaceful mountain living with stately 20th-century homes.
Students can attend public schools on the mountain such as Thrasher Elementary, Nolan Elementary, Signal Mountain Middle, and Signal Mountain High School. For a private school option, Signal Mountain Christian School is open to students from kindergarten through fifth grade. Lastly, Signal Mountain Christian Cooperative is a homeschool co-op that offers classes for grades sixth through eighth, while other Chattanooga area private schools are just a short drive away.
On the mountain, residents can find general medical, dental, and pharmaceutical services, as well as Ascension Living Alexian Village, a nationally-recognized retirement community offering independent and assisted living, memory care, and other services. Premium healthcare organizations, like CHI Memorial, Erlanger, and Parkridge, are also located just a short drive away.
The Signal Mountain Playhouse, a nonprofit and al fresco theater, has been entertaining the area since 1972 and offers youth and adult community theater. The Mountain Arts Community Center (MACC) hosts theater performances as well as lessons for acting, dance, music, pottery, and more. The Bachman Community Center also offers classes on the arts ranging from music and dance to yoga. Lastly, residents of Signal Mountain can enjoy monthly live performances of bluegrass music at The Mountain Opry.
Signal Mountain is filled with hiking trails, scenic overlooks, and camping options. Signal Point, Rainbow Lake, and Edward’s Point are popular hikes for locals and tourists. Prentice Cooper State Forest is conveniently located near the mountain and offers 35 miles of hiking trails, two camping areas, and seasonal hunting.
The most well-known park on the mountain is the Pumpkin Patch Playground, a space created and maintained by volunteers and donations. Featuring slides, swings, and a wooden playground, this is a popular stop for families. Elsewhere on the mountain, popular parks include Althaus Park, Town Hall Playground, Timberlinks Park, Andy Anderton Playground, and Walden’s Ridge Civic Center Playground.
Both local and chain options are available on the mountain, including upscale dining. Besides their championship golf course, dining options are also available at Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club, where they offer made-from-scratch meals and signature cocktails. Around the mountain, the town of Signal Mountain maintains pickleball courts, ball fields, and a town gym and pool.
Transportation:
Signal Mountain is conveniently located near downtown Chattanooga as well as thoroughfares that lead to the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, Nashville, Knoxville, Atlanta, and Birmingham. Taft Highway and Roberts Mill Road connect to Highway 27, which extends to I-75 and I-24.
With traditional and specialty grocery items as well as a deli, bakery, and café, Pruett’s Market is a popular one-stop shop located on Taft Highway. Fairmount Orchard is open seasonally and sells fresh apples, jams and jellies, homemade cider, and more. At the base of Signal Mountain, residents can quickly access Food City, ALDI, and Walmart Supercenter.
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