About Greeneville

Seventy miles northeast of Knoxville, Tennessee, Greenville is easily reached via a 75-minute drive on the I-81. Although some residents commute into Knoxville daily for work, most people either commute to nearby Johnson City or work locally in Greenville. Home to 15,000 residents, the town was named after Revolutionary War hero Nathanael Greene. Interestingly, a Los Angeles-class submarine was named after the town. Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Greeneville is a part of the Appalachian Ridge-and-Valley Province, characterized by fertile river valleys and rich agriculture. Residents of a Greeneville house or apartment for rent are close to the Greenville Municipal Airport that provides limited commuter service. The Greene County Fair is known as one of the best of its size and has won dozens of awards and accolades, including best in state. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Greeneville enjoy participating in the festivities because of the genuine neighbors that they meet and greet, as well as the tasty food and wonderful games. The Greeneville Astros baseball team of the Appalachian League is one of the town’s favorite attractions. Andrew Johnson Golf Club, Link Hills Country Club, and River Trace Golf Course are Greenville’s top courses with amazing views of the stunning Davy Crockett Lake to the south. Tusculum College is situated in the neighboring town of Tusculum but provides essential resources to the Greeneville community.

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