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Five Things I Wish I Knew Before Moving To Clarksville Number One Where You Live Matters A Lot On Your Daily Commute Clarksville Geographically Is Actually Spread Out And Traffic Break A Relatively Short And It's Often That Newcomers Don't Expect So If You Work At Fort Campbell Living Near Tiny Town Exit 1 Creates A Very Different Commute Than If You're Living In Sango At Exit 11 Don't Underestimate The Traffic Or Rely On Says It's Near I-24 It's Our Only And Forget An Accident You're Gonna Be Slow-Rolling For A Minute Number Two Gives Different Lifestyles There Isn't Just A Universally Best Side Of Town Downtown Offers Historic Homes And A More Urban Feel Next To Austin Peay State University Sango At Exit 11 Development And Conveniently Located At I-24 With Access To Nashville And Exit 8 Is Rapidly Developing On The North Side Of Town Near School Complex Tiny Town However To Fort Campbell Of New Development Going On Montgomery Or As We Over The River Is A Bit More Rural Are On Larger Lot Sizes Then You've Got Dover Rd That's Rapidly Growing New Home Communities Conveniently Located Right Next To Campbell's Gate 10 And In The Right Location Is Gonna Depend On Where Work What Amenities Matter Most And What Type Of Home You Want Number Three Your Housing Dollar Can Still Stretch Further Here Clarksville Remains Relatively Affordable Compared To Many Of The Larger Markets Current Estimates Overall Cost Of Living Well Below The National Average With Housing Providing Much Of That Advantage That Means Buyers Relocating From More Expensive Markets Are Often Surprised Of Home And Yard They Can Get For Their Budget Here With An Average Home Price Sitting Around $350,000 You Can Anticipate Your Mortgage Between $2,000 And $3,000 Depending On Your Monthly Payments And Your Down Payment Number Four Fort Campbell Influences Community Not Military Even If You're Not Military Clarksville Has A Huge Because Being Geographically Situated On The North County At The State Line That Creates Relocation-Friendly Community Where To Newcomers Arriving And Leaving It Also Means Market Includes From Starter Homes To Rentals To New Construction And Those Properties Gearred Towards Different Stages And Military Lifestyles Number Five Clarksville's Growing Into Much More Than That Military Town It's Misconceptions That Nothing To Do Downtown To Develop Plenty Of Outdoor Community Amenities For You To Enjoy You Have Playgrounds All Over F&M Arena Provides Concerts And Shows The Ford Ice Skating And Dunbar Cave State Park Rotary Park Clarksville's Greenway The Blueway Liberty Park I Could Go On There's A Ton Plus The Growing Local And Nashville Is For Concerts Sports The Big City Entertainment Without Having To Live There So If You're Thinking About Moving To Clarksville Comment CLARKSVILLE You Relocation Guide