What is so compelling about living on or near the water?

For some, it’s the chance to live a vacation-like existence throughout the year. Others enjoy the relaxing and therapeutic benefits still waters provide.

Boat and fishing enthusiasts find the proximity ideal for their favorite activities, while others might just enjoy the chance to get away from city bustle and traffic.

Learn more about the the magic of waterfront living.

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To borrow from Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” “water, water everywhere.” Period. East and Middle Tennessee – already blessed with the naturally occurring Tennessee, Holston, French Broad, Cumberland, Emory and Clinch rivers – have TVA and the Army Corps of Engineers to thank for spreading the water wealth around even more.

Dams, reservoirs and flood control have given us Tellico, Watts Bar, Douglas, Cherokee, Norris, Dale Hollow and Fort Loudoun lakes as recreational options and residential opportunities.

Learn more about the The Permanent Vacation.

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