Apartments For Rent in Knoxville, TN
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Types of apartment in Knoxville, TN
Knoxville apartments range from older brick walk-ups to newer mixed-use buildings with fiber cement siding, metal railings, and surface parking. Near Downtown, Fourth and Gill, and Old North Knoxville, you can find smaller apartments in converted houses and low-rise buildings with porches, gabled roofs, and narrow stair entries. In Fort Sanders and around the University of Tennessee, many apartments sit in simple mid-rise buildings with shared laundry, compact kitchens, and limited guest parking. Some units have hardwood floors and tall windows, while newer ones often have open layouts and in-unit laundry.West Knoxville, including Bearden and Cedar Bluff, has many garden-style apartments with brick fronts, wide lots, and large parking areas. Farragut leans toward newer complexes and houses for rent with garages and vinyl or brick exteriors. In South Knoxville near Baker Creek and Island Home, you can see duplexes, small apartment communities, and older houses with deep porches and detached sheds. Tradeoffs can vary by area. Older apartments often have more character and less storage. Newer apartments can have easier parking and more uniform layouts.