The Memphis Country Club features a variety of housing options, including spacious single detached homes and large apartment buildings, mostly built before the 1960s. Residents benefit from a peaceful atmosphere, enhanced by low pedestrian activity and nearby green spaces located just outside the neighborhood boundaries. This area offers a diverse selection of dining establishments, providing a range of culinary experiences. Several bus lines connect the neighborhood to surrounding locations, with bus stops conveniently close by. Access to primary schools is easily manageable within the neighborhood, while grocery stores and other essentials are accessible with short trips. Convenient parking makes this area vehicle-friendly.
The Memphis Country Club offers a great variety of green spaces to enjoy. Most locations within the neighborhood have reasonably good access to public green spaces, such as Chickasaw Garden Park, since there are a few of them nearby for residents to relax in. Finally, due to the presence of few people out and about on the streets, this area remains relatively quiet,.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Established in 1905, The Memphis Country Club is an exclusive private club known for its historic golf course, elegant clubhouse, tennis courts, and family-friendly amenities, serving as the centerpiece and namesake for the surrounding upscale neighborhood.
Located just a short walk from the club on Park Avenue, this renowned museum and 17-acre public garden features impressive Impressionist art collections and lush botanical displays, making it a favorite weekend spot for local residents.
Situated on Colonial Road, this nearby city-run facility offers well-maintained outdoor and indoor tennis courts, clinics, and leagues, and is a hub for tennis lovers living in proximity to the club.
One of Memphis' top private schools, St. Mary's is conveniently located on Perkins Extended near the club and is highly sought-after by families in the neighborhood for its excellent academics and vibrant community involvement.
Situated on Ridgeway Road, just a few minutes from the club, this beloved French bakery and café draws locals with its fresh pastries, artisan breads, and delightful brunch options, serving as a cozy neighborhood gathering place.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This family-friendly festival offers a nearby day of Japanese music, dance, martial arts, crafts, games, anime, merchandise and food. It is a convenient cultural outing for Memphis Country Club residents, with plenty to explore at the Botanic Garden and activities suited to both children and adults.
View event details →Residents can shop from local artists and makers while enjoying craft beer, food, shopping and family activities inside and around Crosstown Concourse. Its Midtown location makes it a practical nearby excursion for holiday shopping, discovering Memphis creatives and spending a relaxed Saturday close to home.
View event details →The Memphis Zoo becomes an illuminated evening attraction with more than 60 lantern displays, walk-through tunnels, food, hot chocolate, s’mores and photo opportunities. Its East Memphis location is especially convenient from the Memphis Country Club area, making it an easy family outing or festive date night.
View event details →This Thanksgiving morning tradition offers a four-mile course and two-mile relay through Shelby Farms Park, welcoming runners, walkers and families. Country Club-area residents can start the holiday with an active outdoor event, then enjoy the park’s scenery and community atmosphere before Thanksgiving gatherings.
View event details →The Memphis Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’ score live while the holiday classic plays on the big screen. With afternoon and evening performances downtown, this is a polished, family-friendly seasonal experience that works equally well for a local family outing or a festive night in the city.
View event details →This community-centered holiday parade features marching bands, dance and cheer teams, schools, churches, decorated vehicles and local organizations. It offers Memphis Country Club residents a free, distinctly local way to begin the holiday season while supporting a long-running neighborhood tradition in South Memphis.
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Local characteristics and demographics for The Memphis Country Club
