About Sevierville

Nestled between the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and the Tennessee Valley, Sevierville is unique placed at the confluence of the East Fork and Middle Fork Rivers that form the Little Pigeon River. Once one of many Native American encampments along the river, it wasn’t until the arrival of settlers in 1735 that the area was officially recognized. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Sevierville find that the community’s location 29 miles east of Knoxville allows them to access the city’s resources when needed but simultaneously provides them with a safe distance from the hustle and bustle of a large metro area. Most residents not involved in the local tourism industry work in Knoxville and commute daily. The Sevier County Public School System operates 8 schools in the Sevierville area, 5 elementary campuses, 2 middle campuses, and a single high school. A satellite campus of Walters State Community College is also located in Sevierville. The creation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park turned Sevierville from a sleepy countryside town to a bustling neighborhood filled with tourists and visitors from across the globe. Today, the greatest portion of local revenue is made in the tourism field, with hotels, tour groups, and equipment rental companies becoming increasingly popular within the town. Although the Smoky Mountain Railroad no longer runs, many residents of a Sevierville house or apartment for rent use the abandoned tracks for jogging, biking, and downright exploring. Other local attractions include Burchfield Grove Memorial Arboretum, Brabson's Ferry Plantation, Harrisburg Covered Bridge, and the Tennessee Museum of Aviation.

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