Elizabethton TN - One of Northeast TN's Hidden Gems
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- - Is Elizabethton Tennessee a good place to live? People from out of state are beginning to move to northeast TN, partly due to the runup in prices in the Nashville and surrounding areas that make them less attractive. Johnson City, Kingsport, and our hometown of Bristol make up the "Tri-cities" and are becoming a better alternative to some people.
Here's one of the smaller towns that surrounds the Tri-cities, Elizabethton, TN.
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Watauga Lake is breathtaking. If you long for the 1950s, Elizabethton has that sweet old vibe.
Would love to see some river properties
@@SherriShipley-rd1dr
Try nearby Bluff City.
I love this town I've live here all my life.
I used to live in Elizabethton years ago. Like back in 2004. Saturday downtown car shows were great to go to.
You're welcome to move here. Just don't try to change what you find here. 😉
Amen, it sounds like an awesome city/town!
I have lived in elizabethton for all my life
I was born in Elizabethton tn in 1960 at Carter county memorial hospital now demolished and replaced by other buildings. We moved away in 1969 and I moved back in 1984 to 1991 and moved to reno nevada..it's nice to see my hometown get noticed..I love that place..we crossed the covered bridge all through the 60s to go to Watauga lake and valley forge and Hampton tn but now you can only walk across it..this is a beautiful video of my hometown.
I live about 8 miles east of Elizabethton out Stoney Creek. I chose it for so many reasons I can't list them all. I have even had people follow me to this area because I loved it so much and now they do also. The only thing I see as a concern is that some people seem to come here for the financial advantages, but then want to change it to what they had before. It's great the way it is and I would encourage anyone interested in coming here, not to change it, but let it change you. I can't imagine being anywhere else. TN. itself was listed as 3rd in over all liberty and above all else, that's why I am here.
I get it. I want to move here from PA. Because of the financial benefits but being very conservative I want to embrace southern living and be part of this community.
My daughter and her husband moved here in June of 2020,and I joined them in December of 2020. Nice little town. We came here from South Carolina.
Thanks for sharing!
I moved here three and a half years ago from Dallas Texas. The metroplex was too hectic for my wife and I and we packed everything up that would fit in our SUV, sold everything else, and headed in the direction of Tennessee. We initially landed in Bristol, I finally made our way and found a home in Elizabethton. One of the best decisions of my life. It's gorgeous here and it seems like everybody treats everybody with respect. They are not a fan of blinkers here though, but the alternative is metroplex driving... So I'll stick with the blinker thing. Great video thanks for sharing.
Love your comment. I can tell you that I saw the same "blinker issue" in Chattanooga and saw it in Tuscaloosa AL. Maybe it's a southern thing? Glad you're hear!
@@TNVAHomeTeam maybe even just a people thing
I live in Elizabethton and have been here my whole 43 years. The only problem with this town is the traffic during the day. The town is only 14,000 people but many times that drive through every day going to work in Johnson City or other places.
Yep, because Carter Co. doesn't want any business that isn't retail, ergo, no jobs.
@@haveasteph-n-leeday Meth is a problem wherever it is found and I work so I have good healthcare.
I LOVE. your videos… I’m in Florida and have been wanting to move to TN but am so confused as to where….
Retiring in a few years and love to RV. Live near Detroit. We were contemplating taking the travel trailer south in the winter, but now researching reversing that - living in TN or SC and RV the summers in Michigan. This area looks wonderful, but I worry vacating a home for months at a time in an area where we don't know anybody. Also thought about vacant land..
I’ve lived in Elizabethton Tennessee all my life. It’s a beautiful place to live. They only thing wrong with it in my opinion is the people in city hall who only does what’s good for themselves and nots what’s good for the city like I said that’s my opinion and I’m entitled to mine. The taxes are very high and everyone wonders where the money is spent
Elizabethton has the MOST Traffic Congestion of any town in Upper East Tennessee. Please build a bypass around Elizabethton.
I think I'm in West Knoxville when I drive into Elizabethton.
Thank you. Interested. Thanks.
Elizabethton is okay, its grown alot since i left (20 yrs ago)
Its quiet there, lots to see and do, has nearly everything, and if not, JC does.
We do most of our shopping there from that side of Johnson City. There weren't any suitable houses there when we were looking, so wound up in JC instead. JC is also nice though.
We drive through here last week looking at a home for sale and the traffic in this town is a nightmare. So much traffic so many red lights and so built up.
As a member of the Nashville Ski Club for many years, Beech Mtn.
Seems like the most important information is left out. What about jobs and employment? How are people making an income here? What about entertainment and culture? Theaters and museums?
It really ought to be called:
The Quad Cities
Just wondering why you skipped over hampton talked about all around us never even mentioned us just wonderin
How is the trout fishing in nearby rivers and streams? How do you think a piano teacher and piano tuner would fare in Elizabethton or surrounding communities?
Very good trout fishing in our area - discoverbristol.org/trip_ideas/bristol-on-the-fly/
I'm afraid I just don't know about the opportunities for your crafts since I have no direct experience however there are 250,000 people that live in the Johnson City metro area (which includes Elizabethton). My guess is that you would be just fine.
This weekend we had two new businesses open: Appalachian Sun Brewery and Curt’s Ace Hardware. We moved here from Phoenix two years ago and no regrets. Thank you for the beautiful video.
Moved here from Gilbert AZ 1 year ago to this day. It is beautiful here but I sure do miss Arizona sometimes.
@@dzgtnbz3680 Understandable with some of the wet and cold weather recently. However, personally I'll take the occasional days we can't get outdoors here in the holler during winter hands down over August in the smog filled Valley!
Great place to retire. Very difficult to make real $. Its very nice though.
What areas are prone to the airport noise / traffic? Does Elizabethton have the weird aromas I've been reading that exist in the JC area?
Elizabethton has a very small local airport, located on the outskirts of town, NE of downtown. I've never seen a plane take off or land when driving by. Just not sure if you'd notice any noise to speak of. Traffic is pretty much non-existent.
Also, I've never noticed any strange smells there or in JC. Kingsport has some industrial odors at time due to a paper plant and chemical plant.
@@TNVAHomeTeam Thank you for your response! Good to know!
Hello, I really liked your video. I would like to know more about that county since I want to move to Tennessee and I would like a quiet place without as many things as there are in Nashville and how can I talk to you and at the most, thank you, my name is George.
If you would, schedule a call with us at this link and we'd be happy to chat with you - calendly.com/scott-1lp/30-minute-consultation
be nice to show what for sale, but all i see is why i should live there.
I am looking for airport communities in that area. A place where I can have my airplane and go flying anytime .Do you know of any.
Where is the link for the relocation guide?
There's a link in the description where you can sign up to get it, or go directly here - drive.google.com/file/d/1XIh5XKHFe1WX_FP-zLoBJNhs4C8V4QbA/view?usp=share_link
Retirement can’t come soon enough.
The sites are awesome but what about the employment opportunities? Gotta have a job.
Start a business.
Jobs are dead end
Most county commissions here only want retail businesses due to tax rates, thus every time a manuf. business closes nothing replaces it.
How much snow do you get ??
About 11" per year on average.
And do you have an updated flood map
Your mom does.
@@faceinthewindow. not mad kinda funny
Do they have a Costco?
Unfortunately not. The closest Costco is on the south side of Knoxville. We have 2 Sam's Clubs in the area; 1 in Johnson City which is maybe 15 mins away and one in Bristol, VA.
Looks like Tennessee is dominated by Gatlinburg...It's like Tennessee is the Las Vegas of the Southeast.
There's also Nashville, which is a very popular southern city.
@@j_p_stratorus211 there may also be Nashville, but there's no denying Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are really the only draws to this area, we're dominated by them and eastman chemical company
Christian liberal arts? Sounds like an oxymoron😅
Liberal Arts doesn't mean a political party. Liberal Arts refers to basic subjects/general foundational studies. Alot of students major in Liberal arts if they're not sure what their career major will be. It doesn't clash with Christianity.
@@serenitypeaceandcomfort3669I know what is is, I work at one of these indoctrination camps. Classes like sociology, humanities, "women's studies" (feminism), gender/queer studies, africana/chicano studies, etc.
Classes taught by who that promote what? You guessed it, 95+ percent liberals and leftists promoting their ideologies.
I guess it depends on who’s doing the teaching!
I’m sorry but I am the only one who thinks he’s pronouncing Appalachian wrong?
It is apple-at-chun or we'll throw an apple at ya.
Don't believe the video, it's really not that great
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@@brucewillman8185Where you goin', city boy?
What about tornadoes ?
I did a video all about that maybe a couple of years ago - ruclips.net/video/wTMf8Fj3z80/видео.html Hope that helps!