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Both very nice neighborhoods. Sequoyah Hills is much more expensive, but actually has a variety of classic, older homes, bungalows, and cottages ranging in price from $150k to nearly $4 million. Beautiful park along the river, great elementary school, small library, small commercial area with coffee house, etc. There are many beautiful homes, but also some "dogs" in a neighborhood this size. Sequoyah Hills is considered one of Knoxville's best neighborhoods. Also considered one of Knoxville's "snobby" neighborhoods, although many of the new McMansion neighborhoods farther west fit the bill much better IMO. Many UT professors live in Sequoyah. Very safe.Forest Hills is also nice. Typically small, older houses but lots of character. Great neighborhood organization and "feel". Convenient to Bearden, I-40, and UT. Also very safe.Really can't go wrong either way. Sequoyah would be more expensive, but the "amenities" in regards to the park for jogging, dog walking, etc are worth it IMO.BTW, both have pretty good access to nice bike trail that takes you all the way to UT (and beyond).
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Forest Hills & Sequoia Hills Subdivisions
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