A lake house wrapped in water on three sides, with a private dock, a fire pit under the trees, and the Smoky Mountains just down the road.
The house sits at the tip of a wooded point on Douglas Lake. Walk out the door and down the steps to your own dock, swim in the cove, or watch the light change over the islands from the deck.
A long walkway leads to a U-shaped swim and boat dock with a bench, right off the point.
The whole tip of the peninsula is yours, from the gate at the top of the hill down a wooded paved drive to the water.
Fire pit, patio seating and a covered pavilion for grilling and long dinners.
Two log cabins along the drive, each with a queen bed and a pull-down Murphy bed. The Honey Bee sits near the house and boat ramp; The Dragonfly is at the top of the hill.
Swim, float, paddle or bring the boat — a concrete launch ramp is steps away.
Aerial footage of the house, the dock and the lake around it.
A photorealistic 3D capture of the house and its point, built from drone footage. Drag to look around, scroll to zoom. Captured in autumn, when the lake is drawn down for winter — in summer the water comes right up to the trees.
Douglas Lake winds through the foothills of East Tennessee, with miles of coves and islands to explore by boat. When you want a change of pace, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountains National Park are a short drive away.
Good to know: Douglas Lake is a TVA reservoir. Water is highest from late spring through summer and is lowered in autumn and winter, when the shoreline becomes wide beaches of sand and rock.
Ask about dates and rates — we are happy to help you plan a week on the water.
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