4611 Asheville Highway, Knoxville, TN 37914 - 865.329.3292 |
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Winter Storm Warning - Update as of Thursday, January 28, 2010
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning from Friday at 1pm until Saturday at 4pm. We expect increasing snow, ice and perhaps loss of power throughout East Tennessee
The predicted snowfall could be as high as 9 inches in some areas.
We will continue to notify our family members via this website regarding any Official Notification related to Residents or Power Outages. At this time we are NOT EVACUATING. If we determine that evacuation is necessary, you will be contacted. Please continue to check this website for additional information.
The facility has a temporary generator for our sprinkler system and minimal service, and we have adequate food available for this potential storm. The purpose of this advisory is to communicate any changes to our families of our residents
 Trinity Hills of Knoxville is situated in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains in East Knoxville, Tennessee. Our site is located at 4611 Asheville Highway between Rutledge Pike and I-40 (Exit 394). The Eastern edge of the City of Knoxville contains a wonderful array of housing. Some homes date from the early 1900s, but the real boom began in the mid-1920s when a group of investors purchased the McDonald farm on the banks of the Holston River. That resulted in the creation of Holston Hills subdivision and Holston Hills Country Club, whose 1928 Donald Ross designed-golf course is rated among the top classic courses in the nation. Many opulent homes were built during the roaring ‘20s. Following the stock market crash of 1929, smaller cottage-style homes were built … many of stone or brick. Then came the post WWII building boom which saw the development of most of the area’s housing (early 1940s through early 1960s) in the form of charming cottages and custom ranchers varying from about 1,200 to 5,000+ square feet. Chilhowee Hills and other surrounding neighborhoods also developed during this time period. Furthermore, new homes continue to be built, which really means there is something for most everyone in terms of age, size, and style of home. Home prices in the area also range widely from about $50,000 to $400,000. East Knoxville is a favorite of folks who work downtown or at the University because of the 10-minute, low traffic commute. The drive to Knoxville Center area shopping and restaurants is only 5 minutes. Truly something for everyone!
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