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15 Best Places in Tennessee for a Couple to Live on Only Social Security

By Matthew Lynch
March 27, 2024
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Tennessee is increasingly becoming a destination for couples looking to enjoy their golden years on a fixed income such as Social Security. With its low cost of living, no state income tax, and scenic beauty, the Volunteer State offers plenty of spots that combine affordability with a high quality of life. Here are the 15 best places in Tennessee for a couple to live solely on Social Security benefits:

1.Maryville: Nestled at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Maryville offers scenic views and a strong sense of community.

2.Cookeville: Home to Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville is an affordable college town with a vibrant cultural scene.

3.Crossville: Known as the “Golf Capital of Tennessee,” Crossville has mild weather and several state parks.

4.Johnson City: Combining small-town charm with city amenities, Johnson City has healthcare facilities and outdoor activities.

5.Cleveland: With access to a variety of services and beautiful landscapes, Cleveland is an ideal spot for nature-loving couples.

6.Murfreesboro: A fast-growing city with historical sites, Murfreesboro offers urban conveniences with suburban comfort.

7.Greeneville: A town rich in history and green spaces, Greeneville is perfect for those looking for a quieter pace.

8.Kingsport: Affordable housing and low property taxes are some of Kingsport’s highlights, alongside its natural beauty.

9.Oak Ridge: Known for its science and technology sectors, Oak Ridge provides a stimulating environment for intellectually curious retirees.

10.Chattanooga: Offering a mix of outdoor recreation and urban opportunities, Chattanooga can be an active couple’s paradise without breaking the bank.

11.Clarksville: As one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, Clarksville has amenities without the high cost associated with bigger cities.

12.Tullahoma: Boasting aerospace industries and research facilities, Tullahoma inspires retiree involvement in community learning.

13.Sevierville: Just north of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Sevierville is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy a tourist-friendly vibe.

14.Paris: With its own Eiffel Tower replica, Paris brings unique charm paired with low living costs to retired couples.

15.Franklin: Though slightly pricier than other towns on this list, Franklin’s historic downtown and cultural events make it an attractive place for those who can stretch their Social Security just a bit further.

Retirees settling in these Tennessee locales find that their Social Security income goes further thanks to affordable housing costs, comprehensive healthcare facilities, and numerous opportunities for leisure and socializing—all contributing to a fulfilling post-retirement life.

 

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