No matter where you go, lakefront communities are in demand. But you won't find a community anywhere on Norris Lake that offers the views, private boat docks, sailing, fishing and swimming available at the Peninsula. Norris Lake is truly one of the most beautiful lakes in East Tennessee with over 880 miles of protected shoreline. Enjoy this precious natural resource all year long with a four season climate.

Architect Mike Materna, designed most of the houses built here. He hand-picked a number of contractors and skilled, local craftsman to ensure that your dream home will come true, and most of all, at a reasonable price. The lots vary in size from 130 feet to 250 feet of lake frontage and from 0.6 to 1.3 acreage. The lake view lots are between one and two acres. HOA fees are $1,200/year plus $590 for sewage.

Amenities

• Private security gate, surveillance cameras, boat launch ramp and a mail center
• Paved roads, city water and underground electricity
• Private boat docks are pre-approved by TVA
• There are 5 restaurants nearby and 2 accessible by boat
• There is a challenging Golf Course 10 minutes away at the Greens at Deerfield
• Springs Dock Marina is less than 10 minutes away by boat or car
• Mowing service and boat dock moving service available

"At The Peninsula they do it right: big lots, beautiful, high quality homes individually design to fit the location. Strict regulations resulted in an exclusive gated lake front community. These features not only protect my investment, but considerably increase the value of my property. Besides it’s a great place to be. For my family and relatives The Peninsula is their little paradise." - The Healey’s, Lafollette, TN

Norris Lake stands for crystal clear water, swimming, water skiing, boating, fishing, golfing and endless spectacular scenery.

Though this premier lakefront community seems to be on another planet, light years removed from the noise and bustle of city living, there are four restaurants, a challenging 18-hole golf course and a marina just five minutes away.

Across the lake, no development will take place, protecting your privacy and ensuring that your breath-taking views from the Peninsula will remain untouched. It is part of the Chuck Swan State Forest and Wildlife Management Area, with its thousands of acres of unspoiled forest and hundreds of miles of ever-changing shoreline.

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