Tullahoma is a centrally-located hub for aviation, aeronautics, and avionics, offering picturesque outdoor recreation areas, and renowned performing arts groups and home to Arnold Air Force Base.

Quick Facts

• Nicknamed “Tennessee’s Rising Star”; rising from a railroad town to a world leader in flight and engineering research.
• Located in the geographic center of Tennessee.
• Average annual temperatures: high 69° F and low 49° F.
• Population 20,000
• Cost of living below the national average.
• Quality of public schools above the national average. 
• 2021 median rent  $756; median home value $146,500.
• The medical and retail hub for five counties.
• Over 100 acres of public land, including a 420-acre preserve with waterfalls and walking trails, a 346-acre Class II natural scientific state natural prairie, and the Woods Reservoir, a 4,000 acre lake with fishing and boating open to the public.
• 10 miles from Manchester, home of the annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. 
• A member of Tennessee Backroads Heritage, a designated Tree City USA, and a recipient of the State Governor’s Three-Star City designation.
• Named one of the top 25 Small Towns in America.
• Tullahoma was named one of the top Great American Defense Communities in 2022.