Sea Isle Park is a neighborhood in East Memphis, TN, recently ranked 6th among the country's top 20 hottest neighborhoods.
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Come for a Year, Stay for a Century
The Sea Isle Park Neighborhood is a community of approximately 3,000 homes nestled into the curve of I-240, south of the Southern Railroad and east of Mt. Moriah Road in East Memphis. The neighborhood is a place of rolling hills, mature trees and comfortable homes where many families have lived through three generations.
Most of the community's homes are single family, of brick construction and surrounded by large, well-kept yards; however, several infill developments offer a variety of housing choices. The value of homes ranges from $90,000 starter homes to $300,000 to $400,000 estates. In addition to the single family homes, there is one luxury high rise condominium complex on Park Avenue and several smaller apartment and condominium properties. There is ample opportunity for residents to stay in the neighborhood--downsize, "move up not out" or "improve, don't move."
Many Sea Isle residents are older people who moved into the area in the 1950s and 1960s. There is, however, a growing population of young families attracted to the neighborhood by its well built homes, public and private elementary schools, numerous churches, neighborhood park and convenient, central location.
Most of the community's homes are single family, of brick construction and surrounded by large, well-kept yards; however, several infill developments offer a variety of housing choices. The value of homes ranges from $90,000 starter homes to $300,000 to $400,000 estates. In addition to the single family homes, there is one luxury high rise condominium complex on Park Avenue and several smaller apartment and condominium properties. There is ample opportunity for residents to stay in the neighborhood--downsize, "move up not out" or "improve, don't move."
Many Sea Isle residents are older people who moved into the area in the 1950s and 1960s. There is, however, a growing population of young families attracted to the neighborhood by its well built homes, public and private elementary schools, numerous churches, neighborhood park and convenient, central location.