About Fayetteville

Near Tennessee’s border with Alabama, Fayetteville is situated a few miles from the busy I-65 corridor. Although almost 7,000 residents call Fayetteville home, the town has retained its southern charm and small-town feel despite significant local growth. Founded in 1809, the area was named after Fayetteville, North Carolina where most early residents had lived prior to moving. Residents of a Fayetteville house or apartment for rent are comforted by the Lincoln Regional Hospital located in town, an amenity absent in most other towns of similar size. Motlow State Community College is also located in Fayetteville. Washington Street and Mulberry Avenue are well known for their historic homes and landmark properties. Stone Bridge Park, Wells Hill Park, Fran Court, S.J. King Park, and the Don Davidson Complex comprise the core of Fayetteville’s recreation program. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Fayetteville that appreciate the unique culture of the area become actively involved with community events such as the Bluegrass Festival, Kid's Fish Day, Annual Christmas Parade, Bredesen's Visit, and Lincoln County Birthday Celebrations. The views from the Fayetteville Golf & Country Club are often awe-inspiring. A full-size Senior Citizen's Center is also located in town and provides daytime activities and excursions for Fayetteville’s elderly population.

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