1750 Lakeland Dr aka 1 Headricks Cove

Experience one of the most build-ready lakefront opportunities on Fort Loudoun Lake, perfectly positioned in the quiet waters of Headricks Cove, just off Lakeland Drive near Millers Landing. This exceptional 5.1-acre property offers a rare combination of privacy, usability, and direct waterfront access--making it an ideal canvas for your custom dream home. Recent improvements have transformed this property into a true standout. A cleared, level building site is already in place, allowing you to immediately envision and execute your build. Along the shoreline, professionally installed rip rap provides both long-term stability and a clean, finished waterfront aesthetic, while recent dredging enhances lake access, creating an ideal setting for a future dock and effortless enjoyment of the water. There is a 26a permit for a 2 story, 2 bay 1800 Sq. Ft. Dock with open upper deck already approved. (New owner would need to reapply with TVA) With approximately 350 feet of shoreline, this property offers expansive views and a protected cove setting--perfect for boating, kayaking, and year-round lake living. The gentle topography and open homesite seen from above highlight just how rare it is to find this level of usability on acreage waterfront. Surrounded by mature trees and natural beauty, the property maintains a sense of seclusion while still being conveniently located near Lenoir City, Turkey Creek Shopping Center, and Knoxville. Utilities including gas, water, and underground electricity are already available, and with no HOA and minimal restrictions, you have complete control to design and build exactly what fits your vision--whether that's a private estate, lake retreat, or legacy property. A permanent cross-access easement from Lakeland Drive is in place, and a survey is available for review. This is more than just land--it's a turnkey waterfront homesite with the heavy lifting already done, offering a rare opportunity to step directly into lake living without the usual delays and uncertainty.