Have you ever thought about living in Tennessee? Maybe you’re a bluegrass fan and fantasize about life in “Music City.” Or perhaps you want to escape to the Great Smoky Mountains for a scenic getaway.
Unfortunately, the wide selection of music and entertainment in the Volunteer State can come with a hefty price tag, particularly when it comes to property taxes. For instance, Davidson County (where Nashville is located) has a median annual property tax bill of $2,390 according to the U.S. Census Bureau — nearly five times the lowest bill in the state.
Yet several places in Tennessee have relatively low property taxes, which might help you and your wallet. Here they are.
Cheapest places to live in Tennessee
After Kiplinger ranked property tax bills from highest to lowest per county in Tennessee, one trend jumped out: Rural areas are the cheapest. You’ll typically find a more affordable lifestyle in the country than in metropolitan areas…