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Knoxville Townhomes For Sale

Browse townhomes for sale in Knoxville — new construction in Hardin Valley and Farragut, established communities along Kingston Pike, and urban rowhouses near downtown.

Live Knoxville townhome listings below · Updated July 2026

Townhome Living in Knoxville

A quick snapshot of the Knoxville townhome market — then use the searches below to narrow fast.

The affordability play: townhomes are the most attainable path into Farragut and Hardin Valley school zones — often tens of thousands below detached homes nearby.
New construction is active: Hardin Valley, Farragut, and Karns are building townhome communities steadily — new phases release throughout the year.
You own the land: unlike condos, townhomes typically include the lot — simpler financing and fewer lender restrictions.
HOA scope varies: some communities cover roofs and exteriors, others just common areas — the fee means nothing without the coverage list.
Urban options too: rowhouses and infill townhomes near downtown and North Knoxville put Market Square within reach.
Downsizer favorite: single-level and main-level-master plans in West Knoxville communities are in perennial demand.
Easy search strategy: pick your corridor first — west for schools, central for walkability — then compare fees and build age.

Popular Townhome Searches

Browse the most common Knoxville townhome searches. Each option opens current listings so you can see what’s available right now.

All Knoxville Townhomes

Every townhouse currently listed across the city.

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New-Construction Townhomes

Brand-new townhome phases in Hardin Valley, Farragut, and Karns.

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Townhomes & Condos

Widen the net to include condominiums for more options.

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Where to Find Townhomes

Each area has its own character, price points, and inventory. Start with a quick “what it’s like” overview.

Hardin Valley ◊ New Construction

The most active townhome-building corridor in the metro, feeding top-rated schools.

Farragut & Turkey Creek ◊ Premium

Newer communities near the region’s best shopping and Farragut schools.

Bearden & West Hills ◊ Established

Mature communities along Kingston Pike — bigger trees, settled HOAs, central location.

Downtown & North Knoxville ◊ Urban

Rowhouses and infill builds within reach of Gay Street, the Old City, and Happy Holler.

Powell & Karns ◊ Value

Newer townhome communities at friendlier price points in the fast-growing northwest.

South Knoxville ◊ Outdoors

Townhomes near the Urban Wilderness trail system and the riverfront.

Knoxville Townhome FAQs

Quick answers to common questions about buying a townhouse in Knoxville.

What’s the difference between a townhouse and a condo?
With a townhouse you typically own the structure and the land under it; with a condo you own the interior while the association owns the building. Townhomes finance like houses, with fewer lender hurdles.
How much do Knoxville townhomes cost?
Established communities in Bearden and West Hills generally price below new construction in Hardin Valley and Farragut — and both sit well below detached homes in the same school zones.
Where are new townhomes being built?
Hardin Valley leads, with active projects in Farragut, Karns, and Powell, plus urban infill near downtown. New phases sell quickly — we track releases before they hit the portals.
What do townhome HOA fees cover?
It varies: some cover roofs, exteriors, and lawn care; others only common areas. We review the coverage list and reserve health on every community you consider.
Are townhomes a good first home in Knoxville?
Often the best available option — lower entry price into strong school zones, lower maintenance, and solid resale in the growth corridors.
Can I rent out a Knoxville townhome?
Many communities allow long-term rentals, but caps and minimum-lease rules are increasingly common. We verify the HOA’s current policy before you offer.
Do townhomes appreciate like houses?
In supply-constrained corridors like Farragut and Hardin Valley, well-kept townhomes have appreciated strongly — school zone and location drive value more than property type.
What’s the best next step?
Tell a Wallace agent your corridor and budget. We’ll send a curated townhome list and flag upcoming new-construction releases early.

Not sure where to start? Share your timeline and must-haves — we’ll narrow the market to a short list of areas and homes that fit.

Talk to a Townhome Specialist

Tell us what you’re looking for — we’ll send matching Knoxville townhomes and answer HOA, financing, and community questions.

Ready for Low-Maintenance Living?

Tell us your corridor, budget, and must-haves — we’ll send a short list of townhomes plus new communities to watch.