Germantown is a historic suburban community about a half-hour drive from downtown Memphis. Originally settled in 1825, the city flourished as a railroad town and now features a variety of modern conveniences.

Old Germantown has a lot of history. Anchored by railroad tracks and the Germantown Train Depot Museum, residents can learn about the locomotives used in the area during its early outpost days. Surrounding Old Germantown, you’ll discover salons, art studios, and delicious eateries near luxury apartments.

With more than twenty-five parks, residents of Germantown enjoy a vast public parks system. Municipal Park is home to Shelby County’s oldest brick home, the John Gray House. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the relics at Fort Germantown off Honey Tree Drive. Community events include horse shows and Germantown Festival. Travel is made simple by way of Interstate 240 and Memphis International Airport.