About Milan

Often referred to as "Bullet Town,” affectionately by residents due to the Milan Arsenal located in town, the city of Milan hosts the large manufacturing plant that creates and distributes mortar shells and grenades. In fact, the arsenal is also the largest employer in Milan. The city’s claim to fame is its position as the highest point between the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico on the former Illinois Central Railroad. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Milan have access to the commercial airline services of McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport in Jackson, 12 miles south along the I-40. Jackson also provides the majority of shopping and other essential resources to Milan’s residents. Although most residents commute to Jackson or work locally at places like the Milan Arsenal, a few residents make the 1 hour and 45 minute commute into Memphis, 101 miles southwest. Milan was the first city in the south to play Little League baseball in the 1940s. Accordingly, the spirit of America’s favorite pastime still reverberates throughout the community and residents of a Milan house or apartment for rent. The Milan School District operates a simple 3-campus system with an elementary, middle, and high school. The Milan Golf & Country Club is a popular recreational venue for its friendly services and excellent courses. Local attractions include West Tennessee Agricultural Museum, Milan No Till-Field Day, and Johnnie Hale Stadium. A large city park in the heart of Milan is the recreational hub of the city and provides a variety of residential services including classes and other activities.

Milan, Tennessee home seekers can use National Relocation to locate Milan houses, homes, condos, and Milan apartments for rent. Whether you are looking for Milan real estate, rentals or Milan Foreclosures, our services can help. Feel free to use our Milan neighborhood information and Milan schools pages to research Milan.