About Sweetwater

Forty-five miles southwest of Knoxville, Tennessee, the city of Stillwater is nestled between Tellico Lake and Watts Bar Lake. With a population of about 6,000 residents, Sweetwater is conveniently connected to surrounding towns and cities by the I-75. The interstate allows residents to reach Knoxville in about 50 minutes. Lying along the Sweetwater Creek, Sweetwater was originally part of Cherokee lands before settlers claimed the land in 1850. Because of Sweetwater’s size, most residents of an apartment or home rental in Sweetwater must travel to the nearby cities of Loudon or Athens to shop and access essential resources because only a few local shops can be found in downtown Sweetwater.

Residents of a Sweetwater house or apartment for rent absolutely love the Sweet Water Valley Park that offers grassy lawns, play fields, and family-friendly accommodations. Another notable recreational opportunity is at Craighead Caverns, which contains the Lost Sea, an underground body of water. Other local attractions include Mayfield Dairy Farms, Fort Loudoun, Sequoyah Birthplace Museum, Sweetwater Flea Market, American Museum Of Science and Energy, and Sweetwater Valley Farm. The community looks forward to neighborhood events that draw together long lost friends and invite new people into the Sweetwater family, like the Sweetwater Arts Celebration, CreekFeast, and the Holiday Parade.

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