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Lake Haven Park — Farragut, TN Real Estate

Lake Haven Park sits southeast of central Farragut, convenient to shoreline areas and town amenities.

About Lake Haven Park

Lake Haven Park is a neighborhood about two miles southeast of central Farragut in Knox County, Tennessee, positioned between the town center and the Fort Loudoun Lake shoreline. Louisville lies roughly six miles east and Friendsville about seven miles south, placing this pocket within reach of both the Farragut commercial core along Kingston Pike and the water. Nearby roads include Campbell Station Road and Northshore Drive, two of the area's main connectors, and nearby neighborhoods include Lake Park, Easton Park, Briarstone, Audubon Hills, Turkey Creek Woods and Brixworth. The area combines residential streets with proximity to the Turkey Creek shopping corridor, giving it a practical mix of everyday access and lake-adjacent surroundings within Farragut's broader footprint.

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Living in Lake Haven Park

Homes in and around Lake Haven Park are primarily single-family houses on residential streets, typical of the Farragut housing stock in this part of Knox County. Campbell Station Road and Kingston Pike provide routes toward downtown Farragut and into Knoxville, while Northshore Drive offers an alternate path toward the lake and surrounding neighborhoods. Everyday errands are handled at the Turkey Creek shopping district, which includes a range of retail and dining options a short drive away. Nearby neighborhoods such as Lake Park, Easton Park and Briarstone add to the surrounding residential streets, and the Fort Loudoun Lake shoreline is within range for outdoor recreation close to home.

Why buyers choose Lake Haven Park

  • Homes in and around Lake Haven Park are primarily single-family houses on residential streets, typical of the Farragut housing stock in this part of Knox County. Campbell Station Road and Kingston Pike provide routes toward downtown Farragut and into Knoxville, while Northshore Drive offers an alternate path toward the lake and surrounding neighborhoods. Everyday errands are handled at the Turkey Creek shopping district, which includes a range of retail and dining options a short drive away. Nearby neighborhoods such as Lake Park, Easton Park and Briarstone add to the surrounding residential streets, and the Fort Loudoun Lake shoreline is within range for outdoor recreation close to home.

Lake Haven Park market snapshot

Value in Lake Haven Park is shaped largely by its position southeast of central Farragut and its proximity to the Fort Loudoun Lake shoreline, Campbell Station Road and the Turkey Creek shopping corridor, all of which support everyday convenience and access. Maintained landscaping, updated exteriors and clean curb appeal tend to make a strong first impression in this part of Knox County. Before listing, focus on tidy lawns, fresh paint and addressing any visible deferred maintenance, since location and condition together influence how a home compares in the Farragut market. If you are considering selling, reach out for a free home-value review to see how your property compares locally.

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Lake Haven Park real estate FAQ

Where is Lake Haven Park in relation to Farragut?
Lake Haven Park sits about two miles southeast of central Farragut in Knox County. It is closer to the Fort Loudoun Lake shoreline than many other Farragut neighborhoods, while still being a short drive from the town's Kingston Pike corridor.
What is nearby for shopping and errands?
The Turkey Creek shopping corridor is close by and offers a range of retail, dining and service options. Campbell Station Road and Kingston Pike provide additional routes toward downtown Farragut for everyday needs.
What should I fix before listing a home in Lake Haven Park?
Start with visible items like lawn care, exterior paint and any deferred maintenance, since these shape first impressions during showings. A local agent can point out which updates matter most given current conditions in the Farragut market.
How can I find out what my home in Lake Haven Park is worth?
Home values here depend on lake proximity, condition and recent comparable sales in neighborhoods like Lake Park and Easton Park. A local agent can walk through a free home-value review using current Farragut-area market data.