The Timbers opens for the first time, unveiling wooded homesites with lake views through the trees. Waterfront properties are $50,000 off that day only. Each homesite is individually priced on its elevation, views, size, and the lay of the land. Everything you need to make your decision is below — with three tour times just underneath. 12 PM and 1 PM are still open.
Tours are on the property in Loudon, TN. Choose one and your land consultant will reach out to confirm it and get you set: travel, your party, and what you most want to see.
19 appointments scheduled in the last 24 hours. 12 PM and 1 PM are still open.
One day. Four offers, across the whole community — a brand-new wooded section, the lake sections, the shoreline itself, and a pre-designed home with the land included. These are release-day numbers.
It wasn't for sale in May. It wasn't for sale in August. Wooded homesites — hardwoods, level building spots, and quiet. Keep the trees you love and still place the house where you want it. Close enough to the water that you'll catch lake views through the trees once the leaves drop.
A homesite in the lake sections of the community — close to the water, the marina, and the day-to-day of the place. Buy now, build on your timeline, and use the community from day one.
The shoreline itself. Level approaches to the water, long views, and Smoky Mountain ridgelines on a clear day. This is the one people ask about first.
A pre-designed home, built for you on a homesite we’ve already matched to it — together, in one price. The plan is set, the land is included, and there’s nothing to design from scratch. Call for floor plans and what’s available.
Tap to expand. No pressure, no fluff — just what's set, what's still moving, and why the people who walk it on November 7 are in a better position than the people who wait for paper.
It’s set. Four offers, one day — the numbers in the chapter above are the November 7 numbers.
The Timbers from $129,000. Lake lots from $79,000. $50,000 off waterfront. Land & Home from $499,000 with the land included. Those are the release-day numbers, and they're good that day.
Every lot is evaluated on view, elevation, adjacency, and long-term value. The numbers above are starting points, not one flat price across a section — a lot with a longer view prices differently than the one behind it.
Our on-site team works off live inventory, not a printed sheet. They'll tell you what's open when you get there.
No — and we'd rather tell you that plainly than stall you.
The Timbers is an active construction zone. Lines on paper would be out of date before they reached your inbox, and a homesite you picked off a PDF is not a homesite you've actually seen.
Our on-site team has real-time updates on what's cleared, what's staked, and what's open. Call them, or ask when you book, and they'll walk you through it.
Views, privacy, elevation, and how a lot feels from the spot you'd put the porch — none of that survives a drawing. It's the whole reason November 7 is built the way it is.
Usually yes — but ask, because it moves.
This is a community people already live in, not a field with a sign on it. You will see finished houses, occupied houses, and houses going up.
Homes get finished, sold, and occupied. Rather than promise you a specific address, we'd rather you get an accurate answer.
They have real-time updates and will tell you exactly what you'll be able to see the day you're here. Call (865) 408-9992.
Photos flatten everything. Walking the land changes how you evaluate a homesite — views, privacy, elevation, and feel.
These lots weren't for sale in May and weren't for sale in August. November 7 is the first time anyone gets to stand on them.
People who buy off a number alone tend to pick the lot that reads best on paper. People who walk it pick the one they actually want.
They know every nuance of the land and can guide you to the right fit quickly — no pressure, just clarity.
November 7 is the one day the whole team is on the ground with release-day pricing. After that, private tours go back to standard scheduling. 12 PM and 1 PM are still open.
Tap a pin to see what's where — from the marina and golf course to what's just opened and what's coming next. 1,492 gated acres on Watts Bar Lake.
Most communities are finished. Tennessee National is the opposite. Here's what's already built, what just opened, what's being built now, and what's coming next.
18 holes designed by Greg Norman himself.
Open TodayFull-service marina on Watts Bar Lake with direct access to 780 miles of shoreline.
Open TodayFine dining at the clubhouse. Gulf fish, hand-cut steaks, wine by the glass. Sunday brunch tradition.
Open TodayInteractive ball-tracking technology built into the range. Warm up or practice anytime.
Open Today6am yoga. 7am group fitness. Personal training. Equipment open whenever you are.
Open TodayCasual lake-view bar. The social heartbeat after golf and out on the water.
Open TodayThe anchor of community life — dining, events, lounges, patios, and the front door to everything.
Open TodayKayak, paddleboard, ski, cruise. 780 miles of Watts Bar shoreline as your playground.
Open TodayTrivia, live music, Nashville Nights, wine tastings, holiday parties. Calendar you'll never exhaust.
Open TodayPlus: 24/7 gated security, walking & biking trails, group yoga, pontoon socials, fishing tournaments, 22 social clubs, and more.
A dedicated, fenced space for four-legged residents. Open now.
Just OpenedNew trail miles, open now — winding through woods, along ridges, past lake views.
Just OpenedA dedicated bike trail cut through the community's wooded terrain. Open now.
Just OpenedA new on-course stop offering complimentary snacks, drinks, and sandwiches for every golfer.
Just OpenedFour tournament-ready courts, already in daily rotation. And more are on the way.
Just OpenedAbout 3/4 of a mile of lakefront boardwalk with landscaping and golf-cart parking near slips.
Finishing NowYour new morning ritual. A dedicated coffee shop inside the community, currently under construction.
Building NowA brand-new community pool. Currently in final design with construction beginning soon.
In DesignLakefront food & beverage in the Marina District. Live concerts, amphitheater, fire pits, wedding venues — all on the water.
Coming SoonPavilions, walking trails, and a canine corral — five full acres dedicated to outdoor community life.
Coming SoonEight total courts and a shaded viewing pavilion. Tennessee National is becoming a pickleball destination.
Coming SoonBrochures don't tell you how the day strings together. A morning on the water, golf by ten, lunch on the wharf, a James Beard kitchen by dinner — all without leaving the area code.
Walk down to the lake while the mist is still on the water. You'll be the only one up.
Tee off on the Greg Norman course — ten minutes from your back door, no traffic, no wait.
Kendall’s, by golf cart. Gulf fish, a glass of something cold, the lake out the window. You never left the gate.
Out to Foothills Parkway. Pull over at the overlook. The light does what the light does here.
Stay in for Kendall’s, or the Sunset Saloon on the patio. Or make the drive: J.C. Holdway in Knoxville, a James Beard Award–winning chef, thirty-one minutes away. Home by ten either way.
Loudon County, Tennessee — in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Connected to everything you'd actually drive to.
The people who moved here tell it best. Watch and listen to what they actually say about the community.
"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.'"Tennessee National Residents
"When we first moved here, friends would say 'How are you doing making friends?' I tell everyone — you instantly make 65 new friends."Tennessee National Resident
"Cost of living, weather, four seasons, state taxes — all boxes checked. In 10 minutes you're on I-75 and can go anywhere."Scott Murray, Retired Air Force Colonel
"The people we've met have been some of the kindest people. All walks of life. All ages — from 75-year-olds to 32-year-olds."Tennessee National Resident
Seventeen short videos. Residents on how they found it, what they built, and what a week here actually looks like.
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A wooded section that has never been offered. Waterfront at $50,000 off, November 7 only. Pricing set lot by lot, with the person who sets it, on the ground. One Saturday built to show you all of it at once — after that, tours go back to standard scheduling. No pressure and no commitment on the day. Just a time on the calendar and a land consultant who knows your name.
All times Eastern · choose one · your land consultant then calls to get you set
19 appointments scheduled in the last 24 hours. 12 PM and 1 PM are still open.
Saturday, November 7. One day only. The Timbers opens for the first time from $129,000, lake lots start at $79,000, waterfront comes with $50,000 off, and the Land & Home package includes the land at $499,000.
A few spots left at 11 AM. 12 PM and 1 PM are open.
