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Jimmy A Jernigan

Jimmy A Jernigan
Real Estate Agent (Real Estate Broker)
Manchester TN

Real Estate Broker (TN: 255095)

32 years experience

REALTOR® 28 Active Listings Serves Coffee County, TN
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Coffee County Realty & Auction
Office Address
448 Cambridge Ln
Manchester, TN  37355
(Coffee County)
Office Phone
931-728-2800
Office Fax
931-728-1455
Mobile
931-728-2800
Email
jimm*@*********.com
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Service Areas

Beechgrove: TN Lakewood Park: TN Fosterville: TN Bell Buckle: TN Beersheba Springs: TN Centertown: TN McMinnville: TN Murfreesboro: TN Christiana: TN Rockvale: TN Walterhill: TN Royal: TN Shelbyville: TN Unionville: TN Lynchburg: TN Wartrace: TN Woodbury: TN Estill Springs: TN Hillsboro: TN New Union: TN Manchester: TN Monteagle: TN Pelham: TN Coalmont: TN Tracy City: TN Dickel: TN Tullahoma: TN Decherd: TN Winchester: TN Cowan: TN

About Jimmy Jernigan

Since acquiring Coffee County Realty in 1994, Jimmy and his wife, Nancy, have dedicated themselves to delivering exceptional real estate services in the region. They invite prospective clients to explore their website, www.coffeerealty.com, where testimonials from satisfied clients can be found.

For those seeking a diligent and client-focused real estate agent, Jimmy is readily available. He can be reached directly at 931-409-7653, through the office at 931-728-2800, or via email at Jimmy@realtracs.com.

Coffee County, TN Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$439,457
Avg. Listing Price
From Jimmy's portfolio
3.2 / 2.4
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
2,065 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
445
Active Listings
Current inventory

Coffee County, Tennessee presents a fascinating real estate landscape that bridges rural charm with strategic accessibility. Located in the heart of Middle Tennessee, this market serves as a compelling case study of how smaller counties can maintain robust property activity while preserving their agricultural heritage. The region's proximity to major employment centers like Nashville and Murfreesboro creates unique dynamics that savvy investors and residents alike have begun to recognize.

With 328 total actively licensed agents operating throughout the county, Coffee County maintains a surprisingly dense network of real estate professionals relative to its population. What's particularly noteworthy is that all 328 agents maintain active email communications, indicating a market that has fully embraced digital connectivity despite its rural character. This technological adoption reflects broader trends in how smaller Tennessee markets are modernizing their approach to property transactions.

Major Coffee County, Tennessee Real Estate Markets

Manchester serves as the county seat and primary real estate hub, anchoring most commercial and residential development activity. The city's role as home to the Bonnaroo Music Festival has created interesting seasonal dynamics in both rental and sales markets, with properties near the festival grounds commanding premium attention. Tullahoma, while technically spanning into adjacent counties, significantly influences Coffee County's northern markets with its aerospace industry presence and more suburban development patterns.

Beyond these primary centers, smaller communities like Hillsboro and Beechgrove represent emerging opportunities in the county's real estate portfolio. These areas offer authentic rural living experiences while maintaining reasonable commute access to larger employment centers. The diversity between these markets creates multiple price points and property types, from historic farmsteads to modern subdivisions catering to different buyer demographics.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Coffee County's real estate market exhibits remarkable resilience partly due to its agricultural foundation and growing appeal to remote workers seeking affordable alternatives to urban living. The county's rolling hills and scenic landscapes have attracted buyers from Nashville's expensive suburbs, creating unexpected appreciation in previously overlooked rural properties. This trend has been particularly pronounced in areas offering high-speed internet access, demonstrating how infrastructure improvements can rapidly shift local market dynamics.

The market's complexity stems from its diverse property types and varying development patterns across different townships. From working farms and timber properties to lakefront homes and small-town residential neighborhoods, agents here must navigate significantly different valuation approaches and buyer motivations. This complexity requires deep local knowledge and explains why the county supports a robust network of specialized real estate professionals despite its relatively modest population base.

Why Businesses Need Coffee County, Tennessee Agent Contact Data

Service providers targeting Coffee County's real estate ecosystem benefit enormously from direct access to the complete agent network, particularly given the market's geographic spread and diverse property types. Mortgage brokers, home inspectors, and insurance providers can leverage comprehensive agent contact information to build relationships across Manchester's suburban developments and the county's more remote rural properties. The fact that all 328 agents maintain active email addresses creates exceptional opportunities for digital marketing campaigns and professional networking initiatives.

Property technology companies and real estate service vendors find Coffee County particularly valuable because its agents often serve multiple market segments simultaneously, from agricultural properties to residential developments. This versatility means that successful business relationships with Coffee County agents can yield diverse revenue streams and provide insights into rural market trends that inform broader Tennessee strategies.

Current Property Listings

As of 2/17/2026, Jimmy Jernigan has 28 properties for sale in Manchester and surrounding areas. These are the top 10 listings.

$165,900

Listed 2025-11-24

Hidden River Rd
Rock Island, TN  38581

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Lot: 99,752 sf
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$165,900

Listed 2025-11-24

Hidden River Rd
Rock Island, TN  38581

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Lot: 134,600 sf
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$150,000

Listed 2025-12-08

Hidden River Rd
Rock Island, TN  38581

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Lot: 67,082 sf
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$299,900

Listed 2025-08-15

Seminole Ln
Manchester, TN  37355

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Lot: 666,032 sf
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$435,000

Listed 2025-11-14

1212 Woodcrest Dr
Manchester, TN  37355

Beds: 4.0
Baths: 3.0
Sq Ft: 2,989
Lot: 21,344 sf
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$462,900

Listed 2025-10-16

375 Randall Ln
Manchester, TN  37355

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 2,261
Lot: 34,848 sf
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$199,900

Listed 2025-10-15

Seminole Ln
Manchester, TN  37355

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Lot: 456,509 sf
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$310,000

Listed 2025-11-19

355 W Doak Rd
Manchester, TN  37355

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 1,477
Lot: 13,939 sf
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$599,900

Listed 2025-12-10

4927 Hillsboro Viola Rd
Manchester, TN  37355

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Lot: 2,987,780 sf
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$369,900

Listed 2026-01-14

401 Hillcrest Rd
Manchester, TN  37355

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 1,430
Lot: 37,026 sf
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Current Property Rentals

As of 2/17/2026, Jimmy Jernigan has the following rental properties available in Manchester and surrounding areas. These are the top 10 listings.

$1,400

Listed 2026-02-13

700 Vincent St
Manchester, TN  37355

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 1.0
Sq Ft: 1,000
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