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Same lake, same view, three different tax bills. Fort Loudoun Lake runs from downtown Knoxville down to the dam at Lenoir City, and along the way it touches Knox County, Blount County, and Loudon County.
If you’re looking at a house on Fort Loudoun Lake right now, there are three things you need answered before you write an offer — and almost nobody selling waterfront around here brings them up first.
You’ve probably driven over Fort Loudoun Dam a dozen times without ever really looking at it. The road just carries you across, and you’re on to the next thing. But that stretch of concrete is the reason Farragut has a lake at all
Located just west of Knoxville, the town combines outdoor recreation, local history, creative activities, shopping, dining, and year-round entertainment within a relatively compact area.
