Experience the Best of Both Worlds

Located in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains and alongside Douglas Lake, Town and Country MHC offers residents a unique combination of natural beauty, small-town charm, and a relaxed lifestyle. One of Dandridge's most significant attractions is Douglas Lake, providing residents with ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and water sports. The lake's scenic views and serene atmosphere make it ideal for outdoor activities. We are just a short drive from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, offering residents hiking, camping, and access to some of the country's most beautiful natural landscapes. Dandridge is served by the Jefferson County School District, which is the primary provider of public education for the area. The district encompasses a range of schools from elementary through high school. The district's schools offer standard educational programs along with special services and extracurricular activities.

Thirty minutes from downtown Knoxville, the local economy is diverse, with key sectors including healthcare (e.g., UT Medical Center), education, manufacturing, and tech. Home to the University of Tennessee, a key academic and research institution and home to the Volunteers nationally ranked football and basketball teams. As the region's largest healthcare provider, the University of Tennessee Medical Center continues to grow and drive job creation in healthcare, research, and medical technology fields. Other healthcare facilities like Covenant Health, Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center, and East Tennessee Children's Hospital also contribute significantly to local job growth. The healthcare sector remains a top employer in the Knoxville MSA.

Strategically located at the intersection of major highways (I-40 and I-75), which has helped the area develop as a hub for transportation and logistics companies. Distribution centers and warehouses have brought new job opportunities to the region, particularly in industries related to shipping and e-commerce. The Knoxville area has seen a resurgence in manufacturing, particularly in the automotive, advanced manufacturing, and energy sectors. Companies like Clayton Homes, a leader in manufactured housing, and companies involved in the automotive industry have bolstered job opportunities. As Knoxville's population grows, there’s been a corresponding increase in construction and real estate development. This includes both residential housing and commercial properties, creating jobs in construction, architecture, real estate, and property management.

Community Features

• Beautiful views of Smokey Mountains

• Wide roads

• Newer homes

• Nice lots