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Looking to move to Kingston, TN? You’ve come to the right place. Livability helps people find their perfect places to live, and we’ve got everything you need to know to decide if moving to Kingston, TN is right for you.

Let’s start with the basics: Kingston, TN has a population of 5952. What about cost of living in Kingston, TN? The median income in Kingston, TN is $77,014 and the median home value is $194,622.

Read on to learn more about Kingston, TN, and if you’d like some tips and advice for making your big move, check out our Make Your Move page, where you’ll find all kinds of stories and insights including How to Start Over in a New City, Tips for Getting to Know a New City Before You Move and so much more.

Weather in Kingston, TN

Average Temperatures

69 high / 47 low

Average Annual Rainfall

53 in

Average Annual Snowfall

3 in

Quick Facts about Kingston, Tennessee

Median Home Value
$194,622
Median Property Tax
$2,929
Total Population
5,952
Average Commute
23 min
Median Household Income
$77,014
Median Monthly Rent
$625

Map of Kingston, TN

Experiences & Adventures in Kingston, TN

Visitors walk their dogs through the flower gardens during the Thursday Night out and Dog Nights of Summmer event at Cheekwood Estate and Gardens in Nasvhille, Tennessee. ©Journal Communications/Jeff Adkins

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Sunset at Watts Bar Lake in Kingston, Tennessee.

Smokin On the Water Festival is 4th of July Tradition in Kingston, TN

Kingston, TN celebrates the 4th of July with a festival called Smokin On the Water. Most events during this day are centered around the waterfront of Watts Bar Lake. Activities… Continue reading Kingston, TN

Make Your Move to Kingston, TN

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Kingston, TN: Where to Live Now

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Education, Careers and Opportunity in Kingston, TN

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