A private, gated lakefront community in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains — 30 minutes from Knoxville, on 1,492 acres along Watts Bar Lake.
The Location
Loudon County, Tennessee — in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, and connected to everything you'd actually drive to. The lake out front. The mountains on the horizon. The city when you want it.
Ten minutes to I-75. Thirty minutes to downtown Knoxville and McGhee Tyson Airport. A short drive to the Smokies, Asheville, and Chattanooga.
A Day, Lived Here
Brochures don't tell you how the day strings together. A morning on the water, golf by ten, lunch on the wharf, dinner with friends — all without leaving the area code.
Coffee on the dock. The lake is flat and the mountains are just lighting up. The day hasn't officially started, but living has.
The first tee on a Greg Norman Signature course. You'll run into neighbors you know — and some you'll want to.
Kendall's, the marina, Castaways. Lunch with a view, then back on the water or to the courts.
A club gathering, a porch dinner, or a night out nearby. Every evening has options — busy but not hurried.
The Opportunity
Most communities are finished. Tennessee National is the opposite — already established, and still building. Here's what's already here, what just opened, and what's coming next.
Already Built
Just Opened
Coming Next
The Community
Whatever you're into, there's a group already doing it. These clubs exist because residents asked for them — not a gated compound, a real neighborhood that's already alive.
Wine, books, cycling, tennis, cards — and a calendar that never stops.
140+ slips, pontoon cruises, kayaks, sunset runs on Watts Bar Lake.
An 18-hole Signature course woven through the community.
Kendall's, Chef's Table dinners, and fireside evenings.
How It Compares
People compare us to those two destinations all the time. Here's how Tennessee National stacks up.
Comparisons are general and reflect common buyer feedback; tax and insurance situations vary by state and by individual circumstances.
What Residents Say
We don't go on vacation — we just stay here. This is our vacation. He looked at me and said, "I cannot believe we actually live here."
Friends asked how we were doing making friends. I tell everyone — you instantly make 65 new friends. We've met some wonderful people.
Cost of living, weather, four seasons, state taxes — all boxes checked. In 10 minutes you're on I-75 and can go anywhere.
The best way to understand Tennessee National is to stand on it. Book a private tour — see the lake, the course, and the community for yourself.
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