5 Scenic Tennessee Homesites with Lake and Mountain Views

Set on a quiet, low-traffic corner at the end of Crockett Loop in Jasper Highlands, this ready-to-build lot feels intentionally tucked away while still connected to the community. A large pond and a spring-fed stream create a calming focal point, and the land’s gentle slope toward the rear brings seasonal views of the valley and distant bluffs. Near the water, a cleared build site offers several natural orientations—whether you envision living close to the pond or deeper in the woods, where deer and turkeys roam.

Size: 2.00 acres

On Compass Drive in Jasper, Tennessee, this residence offers a straightforward Marion County address with everyday convenience at its center. The setting is defined less by added extras and more by a practical location—anchored in a community served by nearby schools including South Pittsburg Elementary School, Jasper Elementary School, and Monteagle Elementary School. With easy reference points for routines like morning drop-offs and after-school schedules, the home’s appeal lies in its connection to the surrounding area and the simplicity of a clearly established neighborhood presence. It’s a place to come and go with ease, with Jasper’s small-town pace as the backdrop and Marion County’s familiar rhythms close at hand. Life here is about settling into a location that supports the day-to-day.

Size: 2.00 acres

From its elevated setting atop the Cumberland Plateau, this wonderfully wooded lot on High Point Lane sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Jasper Highlands. Rock outcroppings and limestone features add texture to the landscape, sloping down toward a natural spring below, while a sizable homesite offers room to bring a vision to life—an original concept here was eco-friendly and solar powered. Life in this Marion County community comes with thoughtful conveniences: the Top of the Rock Restaurant and Brewery at the front gate, Pat’s Summit Event Pavilion for gatherings or a quiet sunset, and Raulston Falls park for more sunset views. Residents also enjoy a 1-acre dog park, a fishing pond, two swimming pools, pickleball courts, and three well-maintained hiking trails. It’s a setting designed for everyday escape.

Size: 1.93 acres

Along the water’s edge in the gated community of Grande Vista Bay, this lake-view homesite offers a rare blend of privacy and shared amenities. The partially cleared lot was recently opened up, making it easy to walk the property and picture the placement of a custom build to capture ideal views. Beyond the setting, everyday life here extends into the neighborhood: a community clubhouse anchors social time, while the swimming pool, pickleball courts, bocce ball, and horseshoe pit bring an easy rhythm to weekends. For time on the water, boat slips are available for rent, and private lake-access launches sit within the community. Practical conveniences are close as well—about seven miles to a hospital, Kroger, Lowe’s, dining, and retail—while Turkey Creek and Knoxville are an easy drive when you want more.

Size: 1.00 acre

From its elevated setting in a gated community on Watts Bar Lake, this just-under-two-acre homesite is designed for a build that can take in views of both the lake and the Cumberland Mountains. The lot is wooded, and the listing notes that removing trees for construction will further open the outlook. Sensible community restrictions come with no time limit to build, and lake access is close by with boat slips and launch areas available for residents to enjoy.

Size: 2.00 acres