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 Living here means that great cities like Nashville, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Asheville and Lexington are all at your disposal for quick weekend getaways or full blown destination vacations! From Art Museums to Zoos and anything in between, this region is packed with culture, entertainment and one of a kind scenery.
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English Farm Estates places residents in the comfort of a private country community yet ensures they are nearby Tennessee’s most exciting attractions. Residents will be just a 15 minute drive away from Sevierville, 25 minutes away from Pigeon Forge, 30 minutes from Gatlinburg and within 45 minutes of Knoxville. Our location puts you close by to attractions such as the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, and the ever-popular Dollywood.
Driving Directions to English Farm Estates
From Sevierville: Take 411 East to County Line Road (11 miles), Turn Right and 1 mile to the Gated Entrance
From I-40: Exit 432A/Sevierville, Continue on 411 West to County Line Road (11 miles), Turn Left and 1 mile to gated Entrance
Sevierville, Tennessee
Sevierville is the county seat for Sevier County and boasts over 515,000 scenic acres of countryside. County taxes are among the lowest in the state and there are no Statewide Income Taxes. Since Sevier County is known for its beautiful rolling landscape and panoramic mountain views, English Farm Estate residents will have a number of outdoor activities to enjoy.
Relocation Information for Newcomers; Golf Courses, Area Lake and Recreation Information
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a 520,000-acre mountain wilderness. It attracts over 10 million   visitors each year making it one of America's most popular national parks. The combination of scenery, history and recreation draws visitors from all across our country. You will find over 800 miles of hiking trails and 16 mountain peaks over 6000 feet tall, in the National Park. Recognized by the United Nations as an International Biosphere Reserve, the park is a treasured nature preserve with an abundance of flora and fauna, several of which are found nowhere else on earth. Please remember when visiting the park not to feed the wildlife and leave everything as you found it. For the sake of preservation, please do not remove anything; from acorns to twigs, from our National Park.
  
Our Climate
East Tennessee’s climate, while mild, is a full four season climate. With a ski resort, nature trails, countless lakes & rivers and amazing fall foliage, there is something to appreciate during every season here in the Smokies.
- Spring - Daytime highs average from 61-77 degrees farenheit.
- Summer - Daytime highs average from 77-86 degrees farenheit. Temperatures rarely rise above 90.
- Fall - Daytime highs average from 59-81 degrees farenheit. Foliage peak is Early to Mid October.
- Winter - Daytime highs average from 46-61 degrees farenheit.
Mild for most of the season, the temperature rarely dips below 10 degrees. Snowfall accumulation in the higher elevations (above 2,500 ft) is frequent, but at lower elevations light dustings happen only a few days each year.
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ast Tennessee has become a popular refuge for those seeking a more natural, peaceful and authentic way of life. Our great location puts you a short drive from just about anything you can imagine in the Eastern United States. Sevier County itself is located within a 5 hour drive of more than 75% of the U.S. population.
