Is parking easy in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 81% of users say parking is easy

Is a car needed in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 80% of users say car is needed

Are yards well-kept in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 79% of users say yards are well-kept

Do kids play outside in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 66% of users say kids play outside

Is there wildlife in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 65% of users say there's wildlife

Do residents of Rogersville, TN plan to stay at least 5 years?

As of early 2026, 61% of users say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

Does Rogersville, TN show holiday spirit?

As of early 2026, 58% of users say there's holiday spirit

Are neighbors friendly in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 52% of users say neighbors are friendly

Is Rogersville, TN quiet?

As of early 2026, 51% of users say it's quiet

Would people walk alone at night in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 50% of users say people would walk alone at night

Is Rogersville, TN dog-friendly?

As of early 2026, 47% of users say it's dog friendly

Are the streets well-lit in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 46% of users say streets are well-lit

Is Rogersville, TN walkable to restaurants?

As of early 2026, 41% of users say it's walkable to restaurants

Is Rogersville, TN walkable to grocery stores?

As of early 2026, 40% of users say it's walkable to grocery stores

Does Rogersville, TN have sidewalks?

As of early 2026, 33% of users say there are sidewalks

Are there community events in Rogersville, TN?

As of early 2026, 30% of users say there are community events

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64 Jay
Greeneville, TN 37745

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64 Jay is in Greeneville, TN and in ZIP code 37745. This property has a lot size of 0.58 acres.

This property is off market, which means it's not currently listed for sale or rent on Trulia. This may be different from what's available on other websites or public sources.

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Property Information
Property Type / Style Property Type: Unknown

Price History for 64 Jay

Date	Price	Event	Source
06/06/2016	$155,000	Sold	TVRMLS #374711
Recording Date 06/06/2016 County Transfer Tax N/A Total Transfer Tax N/A

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Comparable Sales for 64 Jay

Address	Distance	Property Type	Sold Price	Sold Date	Bed	Bath	Sqft
1166 Aspen Ter, Greeneville, TN	0.00	Single-Family Home	$277,000	01/29/26	3	2	1,343
1002 Persimmon Holw, Greeneville, TN	0.00	Single-Family Home	$297,245	05/15/25		-	2,208
289 Early Branch Rd, Rogersville, TN	1.64	Single-Family Home	$87,900	10/15/25	2	1	700
1962 Fodderstack Mountain Loop, Greeneville, TN	2.35	Single-Family Home	$207,000	08/04/25	1	1	830
471 Early Branch Rd, Rogersville, TN	1.99	Single-Family Home	$324,900	04/07/26	2	2	1,232
700 Fodderstack Mountain Loop, Greeneville, TN	2.08	Single-Family Home	$75,000	05/15/25	2	1	1,488
2395 Fodderstack Mountain Loop, Greeneville, TN	2.74	Single-Family Home	$209,900	02/27/26	3	1	897
120 Hammond Rd, Rogersville, TN	2.75	Single-Family Home	$199,000	09/19/25	3	1	1,444
1195 Caney Creek Ln, Greeneville, TN	2.03	Single-Family Home	$20,000	03/13/26	4	2	2,250
414 McMillian Rd, Rogersville, TN	3.05	Single-Family Home	$90,000	07/17/25	2	1	-

Assigned Schools

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What Locals Say about Rogersville

At least 36 Trulia users voted on each feature.

81 % Say parking is easy
80 % Say car is needed
79 % Say yards are well-kept
66 % Say kids play outside
65 % Say there's wildlife
61 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
58 % Say there's holiday spirit
52 % Say neighbors are friendly
51 % Say it's quiet
50 % Say people would walk alone at night
47 % Say it's dog friendly
46 % Say streets are well-lit
41 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
40 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
33 % Say there are sidewalks
30 % Say there are community events

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Rhonda Rivette
Resident
1y ago
"My neighborhood is located in the country. It is a 15 minute commute to the nearest small town, and a 40 Minute commute to the nearest city. "
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Peggy E. W.
Resident
5y ago
"I have lived in this community for 14 years , I love it here. The parks are amazing, clean , pet friendly, beautiful. The neighborhood is quite, not alot of traffic in area, Restaurants are locally owned, stores are with in walking distance, historic hotel on main, court house is historic, the most part is the historic town, alot of history here , second oldest town in Tennessee. "
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Allie B.
Resident
6y ago
"Our personal commute is very short. It’s a pleasant drive to nearby Morristown and Kingsport "
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Kevin L.
Resident
6y ago
"As a dog owner I feel that Rogersville is fairly accepting. Dogs are welcome at the city park and of course at the tractor supply. "
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James T.
Resident
6y ago
"This town is mainly a retirement town along with a town for junkies. Some areas are very nice, but a lot of areas arent worth the stay. Kids barely have anything to do growing up"
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Kevin L
Resident
7y ago
"Leash laws are strict. Plenty of places that dogs are welcome. There is no dog park but dogs are welcome in the city park. "
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Marycalynlester
Resident
7y ago
"Not a safe place to walk your dog, houses are right off the road. We live near a highway. Dog owners wouldn’t like"
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Joymayes
Resident
8y ago
"Quiet, peaceful area. I know my neighbors by their first name! I don’t hear street noise. Just great water views and plenty of wildlife! Great place to raise children. Awesome schools!"
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brenda m.
12y ago
"Visit Rogersville often - stay at the Hale Springs Inn but looking for a retirement home there. Love the mountains, the lake and the simple and very affordable lifestyle."
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justislj
14y ago
"Having grown up in this area--since 1973!!--I know how great it is, as long as you have realistic expectations. Nature's beauty and bounty are the main attraction for me. Everyone is friendly, but not what you might call financially well-off; we do have our problems. Overall, this a great place to call home--raise a family, retire, engage in church and community events, etc. Just don't count on any public trasportation, although there's an occasional attempt at a taxi service, and, at night, there's not a lot going on if you don't want to watch a movie at the 4-theater cinemaplex or eat out. It's about a 30 minute drive to neighboring cities that offer lots more, and a little more than an hour to places like Knoxville and Asheville that have much more. Being single here has its disadvantages, though, as it took me until I was in my early 30's to fidn Miss Right--growing up in and attending a church with 50-60 members doesn't provide you many opportunities to find a mate, and there's just not that many chances around here to find "her/him". My wife and I will call this area home forever!!!!!!!!!"
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