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Concord Village — Knox County, TN Real Estate
Concord Village sits southeast of Farragut, close to Concord Park and the water along Fort Loudoun Lake.
About Concord Village
Concord Village is a neighborhood in Knox County, Tennessee, about 3 miles southeast of Farragut and 5 miles northwest of Louisville. The area sits near Fort Loudoun Lake and Concord Park, which offers boat ramps, trails and picnic areas along the Tennessee River. Nearby neighborhoods include Concord, Concord Farms, Bent Tree-Harbor Park, Summerdale, Concord Villas and Turkey Creek Harbor. Northshore Drive and Campbell Station Road provide the main connections toward Farragut and the Turkey Creek shopping corridor, while Louisville and Friendsville sit further south along the lake. The setting combines water access with everyday convenience, placing homes within a short drive of grocery stores, restaurants and retail in Farragut while staying close to the shoreline and park land that define this part of Knox County.
Concord Village on the map
Concord Village boundary, the area we serve.
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Living in Concord Village
Homes in and around Concord Village range from single-family houses on established lots to properties closer to the water with views toward Fort Loudoun Lake. Streets here tend to be low-traffic and connect easily to Northshore Drive and Campbell Station Road for a direct run into Farragut. Concord Park is close by for walking trails, boat launches and lakeside picnic spots. Everyday errands are covered by the Turkey Creek shopping area, with grocery stores, restaurants and retail just a few minutes north. Commutes toward Knoxville typically follow Northshore Drive or Campbell Station Road to the interstate system.
Why buyers choose Concord Village
- Homes in and around Concord Village range from single-family houses on established lots to properties closer to the water with views toward Fort Loudoun Lake. Streets here tend to be low-traffic and connect easily to Northshore Drive and Campbell Station Road for a direct run into Farragut. Concord Park is close by for walking trails, boat launches and lakeside picnic spots. Everyday errands are covered by the Turkey Creek shopping area, with grocery stores, restaurants and retail just a few minutes north. Commutes toward Knoxville typically follow Northshore Drive or Campbell Station Road to the interstate system.
Concord Village market snapshot
Value in Concord Village is shaped by proximity to Fort Loudoun Lake and Concord Park, along with easy access to Farragut's retail corridor along Northshore Drive and Campbell Station Road. Homes with water access, updated exteriors and well-kept landscaping tend to stand out. Before listing, sellers benefit from addressing deferred maintenance, refreshing curb appeal and clearing clutter so the layout shows well. Pricing accurately for the lake-adjacent and inland segments of the neighborhood matters, since location within Concord Village can vary block to block. A local agent can walk the property and provide a free home-value review based on recent activity in the surrounding Concord, Summerdale and Turkey Creek Harbor areas.
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Concord Village real estate FAQ
- Where is Concord Village located relative to Farragut?
- Concord Village sits about 3 miles southeast of Farragut in Knox County. It is also roughly 5 miles northwest of Louisville and north of Friendsville.
- Is Concord Village close to the water?
- Yes, the neighborhood is near Fort Loudoun Lake and Concord Park, which offers boat ramps, trails and picnic areas along the Tennessee River.
- What should I do before selling a home in Concord Village?
- Focus on curb appeal, general upkeep and decluttering so the home shows well, since proximity to the lake and Farragut's retail area are key value drivers here. A local agent can provide a free home-value review based on nearby comparable sales.
- How does location affect home value in Concord Village?
- Properties closer to Fort Loudoun Lake or with easier access to Northshore Drive and Campbell Station Road often carry stronger appeal, since those routes connect directly to Farragut's shopping and dining options.
