Polk County lies in southeastern Tennessee along the Georgia border and is home to some of the state’s most beautiful natural scenery. With a population of around 17,500 residents, the county seat is Benton, while Copperhill and Ducktown are its two incorporated cities. Polk County encompasses sections of the rugged Appalachian Mountains and the Cherokee National Forest, offering a wealth of outdoor recreation opportunities from rafting the world-famous Ocoee River to hiking, fishing, camping and scenic drives.
Communities throughout Polk County include Benton, Copperhill, Ducktown, Conasauga, Delano, Farner, Ocoee, Reliance, and Turtletown. The real estate market ranges from rustic cabins and mountain homes to
Polk County is a rural county in the southeastern corner of Tennessee, with a population of around 17,544 people as of the 2020 census. Its county seat is Benton, while the cities of Copperhill and Ducktown sit on the county’s eastern edge near the Georgia border. The county is bisected by the Ocoee River, famous for its world-class whitewater rafting and kayaking courses used during the 1996 Olympics. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the waterfalls, hiking trails and campgrounds in the Cherokee National Forest, including popular destinations like Benton Falls, McKamy Lake Beach and Brush Creek Trail.
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Other communities we serve: Ball Play, Belltown, Benton Springs, Benton Station, Harbuck, Oldfort, Parksville, Reliance, Turtletown.
Besides its natural attractions, Polk County offers a quiet, small-town quality of life. Communities such as Conasauga, Delano, Farner, Ocoee, Reliance and Turtletown provide rural landscapes with cabins, farms and large acreage. Benton hosts local festivals and markets, while Copperhill and Ducktown showcase the area’s copper mining heritage. Whether you’re searching for a riverfront retreat, a mountain vacation home or a permanent residence with room to roam, our agents at Bender Realty can help you find the right property. We are also experienced in marketing and selling unique properties like mountain cabins and recreational tracts, ensuring that your Polk County real estate goals are met.
riverfront properties, farms and acreage. Residents enjoy the small-town feel, lower property taxes and easy access to Chattanooga and Cleveland via U.S. highways 64 and 411. Whether you’re interested in a weekend getaway or a permanent home nestled in the foothills, Polk County provides a unique blend of adventure and tranquility.
If you’re looking to buy or sell in Polk County, Bender Realty can help you find the right property or market your home to its best advantage. Reach out to our team to learn more about available listings, market conditions and local insights.
