Farragut, Knox County
Taylors Landing — Farragut, TN Real Estate
Taylors Landing sits south of Farragut toward the Fort Loudoun Lake shoreline near Louisville.
About Taylors Landing
Taylors Landing is a residential neighborhood in southern Knox County, roughly 3 miles south of central Farragut and about 6 miles west of Louisville, Tennessee, along the Fort Loudoun Lake area. The setting places it between the commercial core of Farragut and the quieter stretch toward Friendsville to the south. The location sits within a short drive of Farragut's shopping and dining corridor while remaining a lower-density pocket closer to the water. Streets in this part of Knox County tend to wind through wooded and lake-adjacent terrain rather than follow a grid, typical of the area south of Kingston Pike. Nearby subdivisions include Brixworth, Sheffield, Jefferson Park, Willow Cove, Turkey Creek Woods and Briarstone, all within a few miles. The area combines access to Farragut's amenities with the open land and water views found closer to Louisville.
Living in Taylors Landing
Homes in and around Taylors Landing are generally single-family houses on wooded or sloped lots, reflecting the terrain near Fort Loudoun Lake rather than a flat subdivision grid. The housing stock includes a mix of ranch and two-story designs common to southern Knox County. For everyday errands, Farragut's retail centers to the north carry grocery stores, pharmacies and restaurants, while Louisville and Friendsville offer smaller-scale local services. Commute routes typically run north toward Farragut and Kingston Pike to reach wider Knoxville roads. Nearby neighborhoods such as Brixworth, Sheffield and Willow Cove offer additional housing options within a short drive for comparison shopping.
Why buyers choose Taylors Landing
- Homes in and around Taylors Landing are generally single-family houses on wooded or sloped lots, reflecting the terrain near Fort Loudoun Lake rather than a flat subdivision grid. The housing stock includes a mix of ranch and two-story designs common to southern Knox County. For everyday errands, Farragut's retail centers to the north carry grocery stores, pharmacies and restaurants, while Louisville and Friendsville offer smaller-scale local services. Commute routes typically run north toward Farragut and Kingston Pike to reach wider Knoxville roads. Nearby neighborhoods such as Brixworth, Sheffield and Willow Cove offer additional housing options within a short drive for comparison shopping.
Taylors Landing market snapshot
Value in Taylors Landing tends to follow proximity to Fort Loudoun Lake, lot size and how well a home's exterior and landscaping are maintained given the wooded, sloped terrain common to this part of Knox County. Easy access to Farragut's shopping corridor and to Kingston Pike also supports demand. Sellers can prepare by tidying up outdoor areas, addressing any drainage or grading issues typical of lake-adjacent lots, and freshening interior finishes before listing. Because conditions and nearby comparable sales change, reach out for a free, no-obligation home-value review to see how your property compares in today's market.
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Taylors Landing real estate FAQ
- Where is Taylors Landing in relation to Farragut?
- Taylors Landing sits about 3 miles south of central Farragut, closer to Fort Loudoun Lake and the town of Louisville. It is a short drive from Farragut's main shopping areas along the Kingston Pike corridor.
- What kind of homes are in Taylors Landing?
- The area features single-family homes on wooded or sloped lots, consistent with the lake-adjacent terrain south of Farragut. Ranch and two-story designs are both common in this part of Knox County.
- What drives home values in Taylors Landing?
- Proximity to Fort Loudoun Lake, lot condition and access to Farragut's retail corridor are the main factors weighed here. Well-maintained landscaping and exteriors also matter given the sloped, wooded lots typical of the area.
- How can I find out what my home in Taylors Landing is worth?
- Local market conditions and nearby comparable sales shift over time, so the most accurate way to know is a free home-value review from a local agent familiar with this stretch south of Farragut.
