Here in Cookeville, Tennessee in the Upper Cumberland region, whether you're a nature lover, a history aficionado, or a food and drink enthusiast, Cookeville has something special in store for you.

Cookeville's many attractions provide lots of activities and sights to enjoy, including outdoor adventures that are part of the community fabric. Spend a fantastic day on the water at Cookeville Boat Dock, where you can rent boats, paddle boards, and kayaks to explore the serene beauty of Center Hill Lake. The pristine waters of Center Hill Lake reservoir boast 45 miles of waterfront. This lake is a haven for fishing, boating, kayaking, and water sports. Cummins Falls State Park is just a short drive from downtown featuring Tennessee's eighth-largest waterfall by volume.  Burgess Falls State Park is renowned for its four cascading waterfalls, from over 250 feet in elevation cumulatively. The main attraction, Burgess Falls, plunges 130 feet into a deep gorge, creating an amazing natural wonder. Window Cliffs State Natural Area is a lesser-known gem offering a moderately challenging hike ending in stunning views of the signature cliffs.

A top spot in the area is the market square in the heart of downtown. This market features local artisans, farmers of fresh produce, and other vendors. For a taste of authentic Tennessee spirits, head to the Tennessee Legend Distillery and enjoy tastings of moonshine, whiskey, and rum, and don't forget to bring home a bottle of your favorite. Red Silo Brewing Company is Cookeville's first microbrewery producing some of the region’s finest beers in a unique and cozy atmosphere. Cookeville Performing Arts Center offers a variety of performances year-round featuring the best in local and regional talent. Dogwood Park in downtown Cookeville has a beautiful green space hosting many community events, including summer concerts and outdoor movies, a family-friendly area with picnicking, walking paths, a splash park, and a playground.

Cookeville has some of the region’s best golf courses including Honky Tonk National Golf Club and Tennessee Tech Golden Eagle Golf Club. Cookeville also has four public courses to test every skill set with five total golf courses within 20 miles of Cookeville.

The community is bolstered in higher learning with Tennessee Tech University, Tennessee College of Applied Technology, Fortis Institute, Volunteer State Community College, and Tennessee Bible  College.

Cookeville's thriving economy, strengthened by its status as a regional hub for education, healthcare, and manufacturing, provides professional opportunities that make this the place to be. Combined with the high quality of life, Cookeville is not just a place to live, but a place to thrive. See why it's the perfect place for your new home. Visit us to learn more about our listing information and schedule your in-person tours for our new construction homes in Cookeville.