Tennessee might not have the beaches of Honolulu or the historic prestige of Manhattan's Upper East Side, but some of its cities are among the most desirable in the nation.
The New Jersey Real Estate Network recently surveyed more than 3,000 people to find the most envied places to live in the U.S. The survey results were surprising. Cities, suburbs, and neighborhoods from all 50 states made the list.
Of course, Beverly Hills took the No. 1 slot, named the most envied place to live in the country.
In Tennessee, seven places made the list: Lookout Mountain, Franklin, Brentwood, Sequoyah Hills, Collierville, Germantown, and Belle Meade.
Which area would you choose to live in?
No. 39: Sequoyah Hills
Sequoyah Hills is a highly regarded neighborhood in Knoxville. It's frequently acclaimed for its upscale and diverse homes and proximity to the Tennessee River.
During the spring, you can walk or drive through the neighborhood to see its prevalent dogwood trees. The neighborhood hosts one of the many Dogwood Trails in the spring, where passersby can take in the beautiful pink and white trees.
Sequoyah Hills sits just west of downtown Knoxville, minutes away from Market Square or the University of Tennessee campus.
