Northshore / Hill City

Northshore — anchored by the historic Hill City neighborhood — sits just across the Walnut Street Bridge from downtown Chattanooga, a walkable riverside district of early-1900s Craftsman bungalows, colonial revivals, and newer infill homes. Hill City was incorporated as its own community in 1907, and the Walnut Street Bridge's conversion to a pedestrian bridge in the 1990s helped catalyze the area's modern revival as a destination district.

Frazier Avenue is the neighborhood's main street — boutiques, galleries, and restaurants within walking distance of Coolidge Park and Renaissance Park along the riverfront, with Stringer's Ridge Urban Wilderness Area just north for hiking and mountain biking.

Housing here spans more than a century, from Craftsman bungalows and colonial revival houses to newer condos and infill construction — the mix of walkable, historic character and riverfront access is the main draw for buyers.