Blount County, Blount County
Settlers Pointe — Blount County, TN Real Estate
Settlers Pointe sits along the Blount County countryside between Wildwood and Walland, convenient to the US-321 corridor.
About Settlers Pointe
Settlers Pointe is a neighborhood in Blount County, Tennessee, positioned southeast of Wildwood and northwest of Walland, with Eagleton Village a few miles to the west. The area sits along the rural stretch of Blount County that connects the Maryville area to the Foothills near Walland, generally accessed from US Highway 321. Nearby neighborhoods include Creekstone, Walland Gap, Fairfield, Oak View, Franklin Hill and Cave Mill, forming a loose cluster of residential pockets along this corridor. The setting is largely rural and wooded, with open land and tree lines framing the roads leading toward the mountains to the south. Shopping and everyday errands are typically handled in Maryville or along the 321 corridor, while Walland offers a smaller, more local stopping point.
Living in Settlers Pointe
Homes in and around Settlers Pointe tend toward single-family properties on larger lots, many with mature trees and some open pasture views typical of this part of Blount County. Architectural styles lean toward traditional ranch and craftsman designs common to the region. US Highway 321 is the main route for reaching Maryville to the north or Walland and the Foothills Parkway area to the south. Everyday errands, groceries and fuel are generally found along the 321 corridor or in Maryville, while outdoor recreation is close at hand given the proximity to the Walland area and the approach to the Smoky Mountains foothills. The surrounding roads are mostly two-lane and wind through wooded and open land.
Why buyers choose Settlers Pointe
- Homes in and around Settlers Pointe tend toward single-family properties on larger lots, many with mature trees and some open pasture views typical of this part of Blount County. Architectural styles lean toward traditional ranch and craftsman designs common to the region. US Highway 321 is the main route for reaching Maryville to the north or Walland and the Foothills Parkway area to the south. Everyday errands, groceries and fuel are generally found along the 321 corridor or in Maryville, while outdoor recreation is close at hand given the proximity to the Walland area and the approach to the Smoky Mountains foothills. The surrounding roads are mostly two-lane and wind through wooded and open land.
Settlers Pointe market snapshot
Value in Settlers Pointe is shaped largely by lot size, tree cover and proximity to US Highway 321, which connects this part of Blount County to Maryville and the Walland and Townsend areas. Homes with updated exteriors, clean landscaping and well-maintained driveways or outbuildings tend to show well in a rural setting like this one. Before listing, sellers benefit from tidying up yards, clearing out storage areas and addressing any visible deferred maintenance on siding, roofing or fencing. Because this is a less densely documented pocket of the county, a current, in-person look at comparable sales nearby is the most reliable way to price a home accurately. A local agent can walk the property and provide a free home-value review based on recent activity in Blount County.
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Settlers Pointe real estate FAQ
- Where is Settlers Pointe located in Blount County?
- Settlers Pointe sits southeast of Wildwood and northwest of Walland, with Eagleton Village about five miles to the west. It is generally reached off US Highway 321 in Blount County, Tennessee.
- What kind of homes are in Settlers Pointe?
- The area features single-family homes on larger lots, many with mature trees and a rural setting typical of this stretch of Blount County. Styles tend toward traditional and craftsman designs rather than dense subdivisions.
- How do I get an idea of what my home in Settlers Pointe is worth?
- Because pricing in this part of Blount County depends heavily on lot size and recent nearby sales, the most accurate approach is a local, in-person review. A local agent can offer a free home-value review using current comparable activity.
- What should I do before listing a home in this area?
- Focus on clearing yards and outbuildings, addressing visible exterior wear, and making sure driveways and landscaping are tidy. These rural properties tend to show well when the land and exterior are kept up.
