Lowe's Ferry

When the Tennessee Valley Authority completed the Fort Loudoun Dam in 1943, a deep serpentine lake was formed along a 50-mile stretch of the Tennessee River west of the Great Smoky Mountains, surrounded by bucolic farmland, forest and rolling hills. Today, Fort Loudoun Lake provides a scenic backdrop for a magnificent new gated community set on more than 300 acres of waterfront land about 15 miles south of Knoxville. The Lowes Ferry master plan encompasses a total of 228 lakeside and inland homesites ranging from half an acre to two full acres, with tree-lined lanes, underground utilities, city water and sewer service and a generous amount of shared open space comprised of woodlands, open fields and nature trails. A private yacht club with a swimming pool, beach area and proposed marina will provide a venue for social and recreational activities, including direct access to boating and fishing on 14,600-acre Fort Loudoun Lake. This ideal location will give Lowe’s Ferry residents the benefits of a laid-back country lifestyle just minutes away from the rich cultural and commercial attractions of the thriving Knoxville area. Alabama,Arizona,California,Colorado,Connecticut,Delaware,Florida,Georgia,Illinois,Indiana,Iowa,Maine,Maryland,Michigan,Minnesota,Mississippi,Missouri,Nevada,New Hampshire,New Jersey,New Mexico,New York,North Carolina,Ohio,Oklahoma,Oregon,Pennsylvania,South Carolina,Tennessee,Texas,Washington, Some features of this website require Javascript to function and/or display correctly. Either your browser does not support Javascript, or support has been disabled. To correctly view this site, please upgrade your browser or enable Javascript support in your browser's preference controls.