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Chattanooga, Tennessee, is a city with a promising future and a
fascinating past. It sits on the banks of the Tennessee River,
looking up at Missionary Ridge and Lookout
Mountain, where
over a century ago, men in blue and gray uniforms were locked
together in desperate battle.
In a little less than ten years, Chattanooga
will be celebrating the passing of 200 years since the establishment
of the city in 1815.
This area of great natural beauty was the home to humans for
a long time before that early settlement. Although long gone now, the
valley was once home to four large mounds left by early Native
Americans of the culture known as the “Mound builders.” For many thousands of
years, people have come here to enjoy nature’s bounty, and to make
this place their home.
Today, this
city with a population over 150,000 is both a cultural and market
center for a large area of Southeast Tennessee, Northern Georgia,
and Northeast Alabama. It is home
to many individuals who are looking for innovative ways to help move
Chattanooga into the new century
that has just begun.
One such individual, and
one such idea was Howard “Happy” Huddleston, who had an idea for a
better way to meet the needs of those in the area looking to buy or
sell real estate. His idea was to match his prospective clients with
a small group of very highly trained and extremely skilled real
estate professionals.
This idea, which was unique in the Chattanooga
area, would enable his agents to give a level of personalized and
friendly service that could not easily be found at the big real
estate companies.
With this idea in mind, he
founded Happy Home Realty in 2000, and ever since he has been
providing area residents with honest and quality service. Happy Home
Realty agents have many years of experience in the metropolitan
Chattanooga area. Happy Home Realty
is dedicated to just what their name suggests, matching people with
their “happy home.”
Happy Home Realty is
licensed in Tennessee,
Georgia, and
Alabama, and serves clients in all
three states.
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