Knox County, Tennessee
Farragut Real Estate and Local Guide
Farragut is an affluent suburban town west of Knoxville, incorporated in 1980 and named for Admiral David Farragut, who was born nearby at Campbell's Station.
Living in Farragut
Named for Admiral David Farragut, the first admiral of the United States Navy, who was born just east at Campbell's Station in 1801. Source: townoffarragut.org
Homes in Farragut
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Farragut home
Campbell Station Inn
Early-1800s stagecoach inn on Kingston Pike, now owned by the town
Admiral David Farragut statue at Founders Park
2010 bronze statue of the town's namesake with Civil War cannons and markers
Farragut Folklife Museum
Museum in Town Hall with Admiral Farragut artifacts and Battle of Campbell Station exhibits
Mayor Bob Leonard Park
50-acre sports complex with turf fields, greenway loops, and a wetlands trail
Founders Park at Campbell Station
17-acre park with lighted walking trails, bronze sculptures, and picnic pavilions
Farragut areas to know
Concord
Historic unincorporated village on the Tennessee River, listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Dixie Lee Junction
Community along Kingston Pike near the Loudon County line on the town's west edge