Located in the heart of West Tennessee, Haywood County is more than a great place to do business. It’s a great place to call home. With a strong sense of community, welcoming neighborhoods, and one of the most affordable costs of living in Tennessee, families and professionals alike find the lifestyle they’re looking for here.
Haywood County Offers Comfort, Connection, and Opportunity
87.9 Cost of Living (12% lower than the national average)
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Affordable Living with Big Benefits
In Haywood County, your dollar goes further. Whether you’re buying a home, starting a business, or raising a family, you’ll enjoy:
- Low property taxes and no state income tax
- Affordable housing options in both rural and suburban settings
- Access to local schools, parks, and healthcare
- A brand new high school that’s currently being built!
Residents benefit from the cost of living in Tennessee, which consistently ranks below the national average without sacrificing quality of life.
Close to Everything That Matters
Haywood County offers small-town charm with big-city access. Situated along I-40, we’re just:
- 45 minutes from Memphis International Airport
- 1.5 hours from Nashville
- A short drive from regional universities, hospitals, and major employers
Whether you’re commuting, attending college, or planning weekend getaways, living in Haywood County means staying connected without the congestion of urban life.
Rich in Culture, Nature, and Community
From music and history to outdoor recreation and shopping, Haywood County offers a lifestyle rooted in tradition and powered by pride. Residents enjoy:
- Local festivals, community events, and historical landmarks
- Fishing, hiking, and outdoor activities at nearby parks and lakes
- Arts, culture, and a strong sense of belonging
- The Hatchie River – One of the last unchannelized, free-flowing rivers in the lower Mississippi Valley, winding through the heart of West Tennessee. Its rich wetlands, scenic beauty, and thriving wildlife offer residents and visitors unmatched opportunities for fishing, paddling, birdwatching, and outdoor recreation. As a protected natural resource, the river contributes to a healthier environment and a higher quality of life for the communities along its path.
People who relocate here often say they feel part of something right away. It’s the kind of place where neighbors know your name, and where life feels both genuine and fulfilling.
Ready to Relocate?
Whether you’re moving your business or your family, relocating to Haywood County means investing in a better quality of life. We invite you to discover what makes this community special and why more people are choosing to live, work, and grow right here.
Contact BHEDC to learn more about housing, schools, and relocation support.