117 E 7th St

Chattanooga, TN 37402

Apartment building

1-3 beds

Available units

This building may have units for rent or for sale. Select a unit to contact.

For sale - Unit 303-B

$235,000

1 bd, 1 ba

367 sqft

For sale - Unit 403-B

$239,000

1 bd, 1 ba

381 sqft

For sale - Unit 411-D

$249,000

1 bd, 1 ba

416 sqft

For sale - Unit 307-C

$259,000

1 bd, 1 ba

416 sqft

For sale - Unit 407-C

$259,000

1 bd, 1 ba

381 sqft

For sale - Unit 611-D

For sale - Unit 507-C

$275,000

1 bd, 1 ba

416 sqft

For sale - Unit 607-C

For sale - Unit 302-A

For sale - Unit 402-A

$339,000

1 bd, 1 ba

538 sqft

For sale - Unit 502-A

For sale - Unit 306-F

$498,000

2 bd, 2 ba

820 sqft

For sale - Unit 706-F

$669,000

2 bd, 2 ba

739 sqft

For sale - Unit 806-C

$699,000

2 bd, 2 ba

1,140 sqft

For sale - Unit 807-B

$719,000

2 bd, 2 ba

1,152 sqft

For sale - Unit 802-A

$839,000

2 bd, 2 ba

1,063 sqft

For sale - Unit 903-B

$1,399,000

3 bd, 2 ba

1,932 sqft

For sale - Unit 902-A

What's special

Exposed original brick

Neighborhood: Westside

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Urban Energy
Fast-paced city living with endless options for dining, shopping, and culture.
Arts Scene
Galleries, murals, and cultural venues showcase creativity and artistic talent.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Walkable Streets
Pedestrian-friendly layout encourages walking to shops, dining, and parks.

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Anchored by the Tennessee River, 37402 is downtown Chattanooga’s walkable core with mountain views, a humid subtropical climate (mild winters, warm summers), and a lively blend of historic brick blocks and modern mid-rises. You’re steps from the Tennessee Aquarium, the Walnut Street Bridge and Riverwalk, Miller Park and Plaza, West Village, Warehouse Row boutiques, the Hunter Museum district, and the free CARTA electric shuttle, with quick access to US-27 and I-24; nearby Publix and Whole Foods are a short drive for groceries. Lifestyle here leans urban and social: craft coffee at Goodman or Cadence, dinner at Easy Bistro, Community Pie or Hennen’s, pints at Big River, plus frequent outdoor concerts and gallery openings. Fitness is easy via the Downtown YMCA, riverfront jogging and biking, and kayaking or paddleboarding on the river; patios and the Riverwalk make it pet friendly. Recent Zillow market trends show a median asking rent around $1,850, with most listings in the past few months ranging roughly $1,300–$2,600 depending on size and amenities; residents span young professionals, creatives, and empty nesters, with UTC close by.

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