Loopy's Lake Landing located in Scenic Point Subdivision on a .99 acre lot is available! This home offers 270'+ of Fort Loudon Lake frontage, is on the cusp of a cove, with main channel views of peace and tranquility. This one level lake home in a gated community is perfect for retirees, second home or year round residence.

This Mid-century modern, basement rancher with bat-wing roof line has your wish list covered. This 3BR/2BA home conveys comfort with class, showcasing, natural wood flooring and trim, a dramatic brick fireplace, vaulted ceilings with exposed support beam and vintage color choices by the designer. The bat-wing roofline allows for covered dining on the deck as well as, adequate covered seating to enjoy the view and spectacular sunsets. Take a short well--graded stroll down to the dock to keep the fun going. The boat lift and extra platform for wave runner, kayak, or canoe, and an extension of the dock allows for 180 degree views. Convenient to Choto Marina & Cheers at Choto with only a 2 minute boat ride across the main channel for dining or gas.

The house was built in 1967 by the Professor of Physical Education and Associate Dean in the College of Education, Dr. Helen Watson. Dr. Watson was credited for hiring Pat Head Summit as the first women's Basketball coach in 1971. The rest is history! The home was auctioned off in June 2007. The seller purchased the home at the auction and has spent the last 17 years remodeling and renovating. With a Bachelor Of Science in Home Economics from the University of Tennessee, she immediately saw the value and potential of the property, making historical preservation her top priority. While adding the garage and breezeway addition to the home, the builder was removing large limestone rock from the grounds. He uncovered a large rock shaped like a fish and the owner had it painted orange. Her name is Loopy. A large Norway spruce was removed from the lake view Side, as it was obstructing a gorgeous view. The owner placed a boat (used as a planter) in the hole it left. The name on the boat is ''Honey Hush'' and had been used by a local fisherman.

Please don't miss the opportunity to be a part of history and add you and/or family's own amazing memories here! The seller's desire is to see the new owner take pride in this lake jewel and enjoy a piece of East Tennessee History as much as she has enjoyed preserving it. There are bees under the dock - be cautious.