Waterfront homes for sale & real estate in Tennessee, TN

Waterfront Home for sale in Tennessee, TN:

Windswept Phase IV Lot 126. Deeded 30-ft covered boat slip #30 conveys. Buyer to verify all information, restrictions, utilities, and intended use.

Waterfront Home for sale in Tennessee, TN:

Exceptional Lakefront Building Lot - Scenic Shores Phase 1 Rare opportunity to own approximately 2.87 acres of exceptional lakefront property in the prestigious Scenic Shores Phase 1 subdivision. This remarkable property offers approximately 860 to 1000 +/- feet of lake frontage per survey, including approximately 360 to 415 +/- feet of reinforced shoreline, with breathtaking mountain views and deep-water, year-round access to Douglas Lake. With extensive shoreline improvements, established utilities, and significant site preparation already completed, this property offers an exceptional setting for your dream lakefront home. Extensive Shoreline Improvements: The property has undergone su

Waterfront Home for sale in Tennessee, TN:

Discover the ultimate East Tennessee lifestyle on this spacious 1.67 acre lot in a stunning lakefront community along Douglas Lake. Located just minutes from charming historic downtown Dandridge, this property includes access to an upscale clubhouse and private marina, ideal for unwinding or setting out on your next boating adventure. With ample room to design and build your dream home, you'll love the proximity to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, as well as Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Newport, Knoxville, Asheville, and Morristown. Whether you crave serene lakeside living or a prime base for exploring the region's best attractions, this rare gem offers the perfect blend of tranquility an

Waterfront Home for sale in Tennessee, TN:

What if the Ocoee River wasn't somewhere you drove to but simply part of coming home? Come home to the Ocoee River! This wooded . 27 acre homesite in the gated Big Frog community offers a level setting for your future home, with the sights and sounds of the Ocoee River just beyond the trees. The setting is distinctly East Tennessee, mature hardwoods, mountain views, the Cherokee National Forest nearby, and the unmistakable profile of Frog Mountain in the distance. Established homes alongside newer construction give the community a settled feel while maintaining the wooded, tucked-away character that makes this area so special. Public water, sewer, and electric are available. Picture quiet