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Andrew's Pointe — Knox County, TN Real Estate
Andrew's Pointe sits in southwest Knox County between Farragut and Louisville, close to Fort Loudoun Lake and the Northshore corridor.
About Andrew's Pointe
Andrew's Pointe is a residential neighborhood in southwest Knox County, Tennessee, positioned between Farragut to the northwest and Louisville to the southeast, with Friendsville a short drive south. The surrounding area sits near Fort Loudoun Lake, and street layouts in this part of the county tend to follow the water's contours. Neighbors close by include Westland Lakes, Westshore, Northshore Cove, Riverlake, Eagle Glen and Rivermist, a cluster of subdivisions that reflects the lake-adjacent setting. The area reaches Farragut's shopping along Kingston Pike and Campbell Station Road in a few minutes by car, while Louisville Road and Northshore Drive provide the main connections toward Knoxville and the surrounding towns. The setting combines established subdivisions with access to water recreation and daily conveniences without being directly on a major interstate.
Living in Andrew's Pointe
Homes in and around Andrew's Pointe are typically single-family houses on landscaped lots, with brick and traditional exteriors common to this part of Knox County. Many nearby subdivisions, including Westland Lakes and Riverlake, share a similar layout of curving residential streets set back from main roads. Everyday errands are handled along Northshore Drive and Louisville Road, with grocery stores and shopping centers in Farragut a short drive northwest. Commuters typically use Northshore Drive, Campbell Station Road or Kingston Pike to reach Knoxville, and Fort Loudoun Lake offers nearby boat access and waterside parks for recreation outside the daily routine.
Why buyers choose Andrew's Pointe
- Homes in and around Andrew's Pointe are typically single-family houses on landscaped lots, with brick and traditional exteriors common to this part of Knox County. Many nearby subdivisions, including Westland Lakes and Riverlake, share a similar layout of curving residential streets set back from main roads. Everyday errands are handled along Northshore Drive and Louisville Road, with grocery stores and shopping centers in Farragut a short drive northwest. Commuters typically use Northshore Drive, Campbell Station Road or Kingston Pike to reach Knoxville, and Fort Loudoun Lake offers nearby boat access and waterside parks for recreation outside the daily routine.
Andrew's Pointe market snapshot
Home values in Andrew's Pointe tend to track proximity to Fort Loudoun Lake, lot condition and access to the Northshore Drive and Kingston Pike corridors toward Farragut and Knoxville. Lot size, curb appeal and updated interiors generally carry weight here, alongside the convenience of nearby shopping and lake access. Preparing a home to sell usually means refreshing landscaping, addressing deferred maintenance and presenting move-in ready interiors. If you're considering listing a home in Andrew's Pointe or want a clearer picture of current value in this part of Knox County, a local agent can provide a free, no-obligation home-value review.
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Andrew's Pointe real estate FAQ
- Where is Andrew's Pointe located in Knox County?
- Andrew's Pointe is in southwest Knox County, Tennessee, about four miles from Farragut and roughly the same distance from Louisville. It sits near Fort Loudoun Lake, in an area served by Northshore Drive and Louisville Road.
- What kinds of homes are in Andrew's Pointe?
- The neighborhood features single-family homes on landscaped lots, similar in style to nearby subdivisions like Westland Lakes and Riverlake. Traditional and brick exteriors are common throughout this part of Knox County.
- How do I find out what my home in Andrew's Pointe is worth?
- Home values here depend on factors like lot condition, updates and proximity to Fort Loudoun Lake. A local agent can walk through your property and provide a free home-value review based on recent activity in the surrounding neighborhoods.
- What should I do before listing a home in this neighborhood?
- Focus on landscaping, minor repairs and decluttering to present the home well, since curb appeal and condition tend to matter most in this lake-adjacent part of Knox County. Request a home-value review before setting a list price.
