Norton Creek Homes with Insurance Hoa includes

Norton Creek Homes with Insurance Hoa includes

Welcome to Norton Creek, a picturesque subdivision nestled in the heart of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, within the stunning Sevier County. This charming community offers a unique blend of natural beauty, modern amenities, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes it an ideal place to call home.

Norton Creek is a haven for nature lovers, surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Great Smoky Mountains. Residents can enjoy the tranquility of lush greenery and the soothing sounds of nearby streams, all while being just a stone's throw away from the vibrant attractions of Gatlinburg. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures like hiking, fishing, or simply soaking in the scenic views, this subdivision provides the perfect backdrop for an active lifestyle.

The homes in Norton Creek are designed with comfort and elegance in mind. Each property boasts unique architectural features, spacious layouts, and modern finishes, catering to a variety of tastes and preferences. With a strong sense of community and friendly neighbors, you'll find that life here is both peaceful and fulfilling.

For added peace of mind, Norton Creek is governed by a Homeowners Association (HOA), which ensures that the community is well-maintained and that property values are upheld. Homeowners can also rest easy knowing that insurance is readily available, providing an extra layer of security for your investment.

Discover the charm of Norton Creek, where the beauty of nature meets the comforts of home. Experience the best of Gatlinburg living, and make this enchanting subdivision your new sanctuary!

Newest Norton Creek Homes with Insurance Hoa includes

$595,000
4 Beds 2 Baths 311690 MLS ACTIVE Status
In a market full of overnight rentals, this is the rare one that isn't. Norton Creek is one of very few gated communities in Sevier County where overnight rentals are not permitted. That means neighbors instead of weekend traffic, quiet instead of turnover, and a home whose value rests on residential demand rather than rental income. Residents enjoy a true mountain water pool, large clubhouse, outdoor pavilion, tennis courts, walking trails, and one of the finest trout streams in the Southeast -- used by the people who live here, not by a rotating stream of guests. And the expensive work is already done. New 50-year metal roof with new roof decking. New 17-SEER 4-ton HVAC plus a dedicated mini-split. New electrical panel with whole-house surge protection. 22kw whole-home generator on a 500-gallon propane tank -- gas already on site for future gas fireplaces or appliances. Whole-house water softener with two-stage commercial purification. Tankless water heater. Septic pumped on a regular two-year schedule and in excellent condition. Seller's 12-month average electric bill has run under $190/month, including peak summer and winter. A complete binder of receipts, warranties, and improvement records is available at the home. Fiber internet service makes this a genuine year-round home rather than a weekend-only property -- with a main-level flex room and a dedicated mini-split serving the office area. And despite the privacy, you're about 8 minutes from downtown Gatlinburg, 12 minutes to the National Park entrance, 12 minutes to Kroger, 17 minutes to Publix, and roughly an hour to Knoxville. Water comes from a shared private well up the mountain, included in the modest annual HOA dues. Inside: soaring wood ceilings and a dramatic 16-foot window wall in the living room that frames the forest floor to ceiling. The open main level is built around a wood-burning stone fireplace with custom Amish screen and glass. Granite kitchen with farmhouse sink, massive stone island with prep sink, and walk-in pantry. Three bedrooms, a loft sleeping area, and a custom tiled shower on the main level. Downstairs is a full second living space with a second wood-burning stone fireplace, spacious family room, guest bedroom, fitness or flex room, wine nook, laundry, and oversized storage. Both upstairs and downstairs can be great for hobbies, homework, game room or anything else you can entertain. Expansive decks, an oversized firewood shed, and seasonal views toward Mt. LeConte -- on the quiet side of the Smokies. Seller is offering up to $20,000 toward closing costs or a permanent rate buy-down on a full-price offer.

509 Adams Road, Gatlinburg

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