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Soddy-Daisy Real Estate and Local Guide

Soddy-Daisy is a bedroom community of Chattanooga that formed in 1969 by merging the Soddy and Daisy communities along U.S. Route 27. It sits at the base of Walden Ridge beside Chickamauga Lake.

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Living in Soddy-Daisy

The city's hyphenated name comes from the 1969 merger of the two separate communities of Soddy and Daisy. Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $67,824 median household
EducationAbout 21.7% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyHamilton County

Homes in Soddy-Daisy

Owner-occupiedAbout 72% of housing units
Single-family detached housesRoughly 74% of homes
Median home valueAbout $241,400

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Soddy-Daisy home

Poe's Tavern

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Reconstructed 1819 tavern that served as Hamilton County's first courthouse and a Trail of Tears way station

Soddy-Daisy Museum

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Municipal history museum opened in 2017

Veterans Park

Source: soddy-daisy.org

Dayton Pike park with lighted ball fields, a walking track, war memorials, and a fenced dog park

Chickamauga Lake

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Tennessee River reservoir inlet bordering the city's east side, used for boating and fishing

Soddy-Daisy areas to know

Soddy

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Former community to the north, one of the two towns that merged in 1969

Daisy

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Former community to the south, one of the two towns that merged in 1969

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