1217 Brady Hollow Ln

When Cordova began around 1830, it was a small farming village on the east side of Memphis. Today, it's still on the east side, but much of the town has been annexed by Memphis. Cordova begins on the east side of Shelby Farms Park and follows I-40 east to about Fisherville. The Wolf River runs along the south side. Shelby Farms Park provides a terrific outdoor space, covering 4,500 acres and including bicycle and horseback riding trails, playgrounds, lakes and the river for fishing, the Shelby Farms Dog Park, and the Go Ape adventure center.

Ideally located, Cordova is fast-growing due to its natural beauty and its proximity to Downtown Memphis. Cordova pairs historic sites such as the Walter Granville Allen House and Sangie Cemetery with modern amenities and convenient shops and restaurants. Popular destinations include the Cordova International Farmer's Market, the Cordova Bowling Center, and the de Cordova Museum.