Five miles of shoreline. The Smokies on the horizon. This is your place.
A lakefront community on Tellico Lake where a championship golf course, a full-service marina, and walking trails through the woods are part of your everyday.
Golf, marina, sports — but not as you’d expect
Most communities pick one amenity and stop. We let the lake, the course, and the courts shape the day instead.
A course that follows the land
Eighteen championship holes that stay out of the way of the lake views. No forced drama, just good design.
Docks that work with the lake
Full-service marina with seasonal slips and easy access to Tellico, one of the top inland boating waters in the country.
Courts you can actually book
Tennis and pickleball courts that aren’t a fight to reserve. Play when you want, not when the schedule allows.
A gym that doesn’t feel like one
Fitness center at Overlook Manor with equipment and space, but the real draw is the view across the lake.
Trails that connect it all
Over thirty miles of walking and hiking paths threading through the property, from the marina to Brightwater Park.
Life unfolds along the shoreline and beyond
From quiet mornings on the dock to sunsets over the Smokies, these are the moments that make this place home.
Life on Tellico Lake
We moved here for the golf course. We stayed for the way the lake looks at sunset from our dock. Every day feels like a weekend.
David Mitchell
Member since 2022
Citico's has become our Friday night ritual. The food is excellent, but it's the view of the lake and the company that keep us coming back.
Karen Walsh
Member since 2020
The kids practically live at the Sports Complex during summer. The pool, the courts, the trails — they have more fun here than any vacation we've ever taken.
Marcus Reed
Member since 2021
We looked at a dozen communities. Nothing else had the quiet, the space, and the sheer beauty of this shoreline. This is where we build our life.
Julia Chen
New Member, 2025
How did Tellico Lake shape this community?
The shoreline came first. The homes, the course, the marina — all of it was designed around those five miles of water. WindRiver grew from the land, not the other way around.