The five highest-priced home sales reported in the Chattanooga-Cleveland Area (Tennessee) for the week ending November 8, 2026, came to a combined $5.75 million. The list runs from a rural estate in Polk County to new homes in Chattanooga and Apison, with two sales on Signal Mountain between them.
The ages of the homes span more than a century. Two were completed in 2026, and the oldest dates to 1920. One brokerage, Real Estate Partners Chattanooga LLC, had the listing on three of the five sales, and on two of them the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
No. 1 — $1,650,000 · 254 Padgett Ln, Turtletown, Tennessee
Turtletown Creek runs through this 63.50-acre property in Polk County, where the land is a mix of gently rolling and level ground, cleared fields and woods, with views of the mountains and pasture. The custom farmhouse at the center of it was built in 2021 and sold for $1.65 million, the top price of the week.
The home has 5,000 square feet, four bedrooms and six bathrooms, five full and one half, with the primary bedroom on the main floor. Its exterior is Hardi board siding over poured concrete walls. Inside, the main level has rough-hewn wood floors. The kitchen is built around cabinetry of wormy chestnut, with granite counters, a six-burner gas range and an island that is hidden from view. The home has a wood stove and a gas-log fireplace, and there is an office or craft room for work at home.
The finished basement is set up as an in-law suite with a full kitchen of its own. Beyond the main home are a one-bedroom guest house, a large workshop, a pole barn with room for equipment and vehicles, RV hookups with septic, and fenced areas. Covered porches look out over the acreage. The property last sold for $205,000 in 2019, before the current home was built.
Marcia Botts of Award Realty was the listing agent, and Olivia Gravelle, also of Award Realty, represented the buyer.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 2 — $1,450,000 · 5046 Ravinia Ln #1440, Chattanooga, Tennessee
A. Perry Homes built this new home in the wooded Black Creek Chattanooga community to its plan called The Cypress, and it sold for $1.45 million, its full asking price. Completed in 2026, it is a Craftsman with a rustic, cabin-like character: heavy stonework, exposed timber beams and posts, a steep gabled roof and dormers, with plenty of warm wood inside.
The two-story home has three bedrooms, including a primary bedroom on the main floor, and three bathrooms, two full and one half, in 3,281 square feet. The main living space is open, with high ceilings, a kitchen island and pantry, and a fireplace in the living room. Abundant windows bring in the woods of Black Creek. The lot is 0.26 acres, and the outdoor spaces include a deck and a screened porch. The Black Creek community has trails and a jogging path, a park, a dog park, a playground, a basketball court and a year-round pond.
John Wagoner of Real Estate Partners Chattanooga LLC was on both sides of the sale. His brokerage had the listing on three of this week’s five sales.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 3 — $915,000 · 692 Clear Brooks Dr, Signal Mountain, Tennessee
On about five level acres in the Grandview area of Signal Mountain, in Sequatchie County, this brick and fiber-cement ranch sold for $915,000. Built in 2016, the home has 3,520 square feet on one floor, with four bedrooms in a split layout and three full bathrooms.
Hardwood and tile run through the open main rooms, which have crown molding, high ceilings and a living room fireplace with gas logs. There is a separate dining room, and the kitchen has an island and a pantry. The home is wired for sound and has a central vacuum system. A 900-square-foot bonus room, still unfinished, is ready to become more living space, The home has a side-facing two-car garage and a covered front porch. The property last sold for $85,000 in 2015, before the current home was built.
Teresa Groves of Real Estate Partners Chattanooga LLC was the listing agent. Todd Henon of Keller Williams Realty represented the buyer.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 4 — $870,000 · 321 Signal Mountain Blvd, Signal Mountain, Tennessee
The oldest home in this week’s Top 5 was built in 1920 on Signal Mountain, and it has been thoroughly reworked. The Craftsman, clad in wood and shingle siding, sold for $870,000.
The renovation centered on the kitchen, which was redesigned with a custom island, Z-line stainless steel appliances, a 36-inch gas range and a walk-in pantry tucked out of sight. The original brick fireplace remains in the living room, now with gas logs, while oversized new windows and new light fixtures brighten the rooms. Hardwood floors and built-ins run through the single-story home, which has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,250 square feet. The primary suite has tiled baths with designer fixtures.
The 0.56-acre lot is private and shaded by many trees. The home has a covered front porch, and a large deck overlooks a landscaped backyard. The trails at Rainbow Lake and the views at Signal Point Park are minutes away, according to the listing.
Desiree D Tombul of Real Estate Partners Chattanooga LLC was on both sides of the sale.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 5 — $863,192 · 3581 Windmill Way #201, Apison, Tennessee
The most bedrooms of the week are in this new home in Magnolia Farms in Apison, built in 2026 by Pratt Homes to its Magnolia Lane plan. It sold for $863,192.
The two-story home has five bedrooms and five bathrooms, four full and one half, in 4,088 square feet. A foyer opens to a formal dining room and a study, and the rest of the main floor is open, with an eat-in kitchen and a great room with a gas-log fireplace. Upstairs, the primary bedroom takes up an entire side of the second floor and has a large walk-in closet, and a separate game room gives the household space away from the main living area. The laundry room is extended.
The pie-shaped 0.31-acre lot is on a cul-de-sac, and the home has front and rear porches, a patio and a three-car garage. Magnolia Farms has a community pool with a cabana, a dog park, a playground, a barbecue area and ponds.
Kirk Ruoff and Bill Panebianco, both of Pratt Homes, LLC, were the listing agents.
See this property in Google Street View →