Harbor Drive sits right at the edge of Cherokee Lake in the Harbor Pointe community — a quiet stretch of East Tennessee shoreline where, at full pool, the water comes all the way to the backyard. The half-acre lot gives the house room to breathe, with open sky in every direction and no HOA telling you what to do with it.

Inside, the floor plan moves naturally from living to dining to kitchen — an easy, open arrangement that feels comfortable on an ordinary Tuesday just as much as on a weekend with guests. Heat pump and gas heating, central air, ceiling fans throughout, and an attached two-car garage round out a home that was built in 1993 and has been thoroughly updated since. A community boat launch sits nearby for days when the lake calls.