Mascot, Knox County
Three Point Landing — Mascot, TN Real Estate
Three Point Landing sits near Mascot along the French Broad River, within easy reach of Strawberry Plains and John Sevier.
About Three Point Landing
Three Point Landing is a residential neighborhood near the center of Mascot, an unincorporated community in Knox County along the French Broad River. The area is reached from Mascot Road and Thorngrove Pike, which connect to Strawberry Plains about six miles east and John Sevier roughly four miles southwest. Mascot grew up around river and rail access, and the surrounding roads still follow that older layout of low, winding lanes rather than a dense grid. Homes here sit on routes that lead toward Brooks Meadow, Shipetown and Worley Winds, with Skaggston and Avy Park also within a few miles. The setting is low-lying and close to the water, with Knoxville itself within a reasonable drive west along the river corridor for work, shopping or larger errands.
Living in Three Point Landing
Homes in Three Point Landing tend to be single-family houses on individual lots, many with mature trees and space between neighbors reflecting the area's rural Knox County roots. Mascot Road and Thorngrove Pike provide the main routes in and out, linking to Strawberry Plains to the east and John Sevier to the southwest for fuel, groceries and other everyday stops. The French Broad River runs near the neighborhood, giving nearby properties a waterside setting without the density of a planned subdivision. These are generally house-and-land type properties rather than attached housing, with commute routes typically running toward Knoxville along the river corridor roads.
Why buyers choose Three Point Landing
- Homes in Three Point Landing tend to be single-family houses on individual lots, many with mature trees and space between neighbors reflecting the area's rural Knox County roots. Mascot Road and Thorngrove Pike provide the main routes in and out, linking to Strawberry Plains to the east and John Sevier to the southwest for fuel, groceries and other everyday stops. The French Broad River runs near the neighborhood, giving nearby properties a waterside setting without the density of a planned subdivision. These are generally house-and-land type properties rather than attached housing, with commute routes typically running toward Knoxville along the river corridor roads.
Three Point Landing market snapshot
Value in Three Point Landing is shaped largely by lot size, river proximity and how well a home's exterior and grounds are kept up, since many properties here sit on larger parcels with mature landscaping. Access to Mascot Road and Thorngrove Pike, alongside the condition of the home itself, tends to carry weight in this corner of Knox County, so clearing yards, trimming trees and addressing any visible exterior wear can make a real difference before listing. Because specific sales data for this neighborhood is limited publicly, a direct comparison to recent activity in Brooks Meadow, Shipetown and nearby Mascot streets is useful for sellers. A local agent can walk the property and put together a free home-value review based on current conditions and comparable homes nearby.
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Three Point Landing real estate FAQ
- Where is Three Point Landing in relation to Knoxville?
- Three Point Landing is in the Mascot community of Knox County, reached from Mascot Road and Thorngrove Pike. It sits along the French Broad River corridor, with Strawberry Plains about six miles east and John Sevier roughly four miles southwest.
- What kind of homes are in Three Point Landing?
- The neighborhood is made up mostly of single-family homes on individual lots, many with mature trees and some proximity to the French Broad River. It has a lower-density layout rather than a planned subdivision design.
- How do I find out what my home in Three Point Landing is worth?
- Because public sales data for this specific neighborhood is limited, the most accurate approach is a direct comparison to recent activity in nearby Mascot streets like Brooks Meadow and Shipetown. A local agent can provide a free home-value review based on the property's condition and lot.
- What should I do before listing a home near Mascot's riverfront area?
- Focus on exterior upkeep first, trimming overgrown landscaping, addressing any visible roof or siding wear, and tidying outdoor space since larger lots and river proximity are often a selling point here. A walkthrough with a local agent can help prioritize which updates matter most before listing.
