*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Chattanooga ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Fairmount, TN. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Chattanooga, Tennessee in Hamilton County


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Also known as:
Dynamo of Dixie
The Scenic City
26 active listings near Chattanooga
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$1,299,000   * 3332 Roadrunner Trl
$299,000   * 3220 5th Ave
$299,000   * 3224 5th Ave
$288,000    2700 45th St E
$279,000    2600 14th Ave
$229,500    2902 14th Ave
$229,000    3012 03rd Ave
$215,000    3102 Crescent Cir
$200,000    3215 08th Ave
$199,000   * 3214 E 46th St
$175,000    4005 6th Ave
$170,000    3015 15th Ave
$159,900   * 3101 E 46th St
$150,000    4617 English Ave
$150,000    4617 English Ave
$129,900   * 2585 E 40th St
$129,900   * 2585 E 40th St
$115,000    1507 E 48th St
$115,000    1603 E 47th St
$110,000   * 1822 E 27th St
$96,000   * 3018 14th Ave
$94,900   * 2820 5th Ave
$85,500   * 2609 E 45th St
$79,900   * 3513 3rd Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Chattanooga, TN?
Then read on!

Fun and verifiable fact: In 1941, the world's first miniature golf course was built in Chattanooga. The course, called Tom Thumb Golf, was a big hit and sparked the rise of miniature golf's popularity across the United States.

Historical anecdote: During the Civil War, Chattanooga was a strategic location for both the Confederate and Union forces. In November 1863, the Union Army under General Ulysses S. Grant won a major victory against the Confederate Army at the Battle of Chattanooga. This victory opened up the gateway to the Deep South for the Union Army and marked a turning point in the Civil War. After the battle, President Abraham Lincoln visited Chattanooga and declared it the "Gateway to the South."