164 Paradise Point
New Tazewell, TN 37825

This is one of those rare places that feels different the moment you arrive. Two newer homes on 7.88 unrestricted acres, resting along approximately 930 feet of shoreline, tucked into a setting that feels private, peaceful, and almost impossible to recreate.

With lake views, lake access, private driveways, fiber internet, walking paths, and a shared private boat launch, this property offers the kind of space, freedom, and connection to the lake that simply isn’t available in most developed communities. This is a place to slow down, breathe, gather, and create the kind of memories only waterfront living can offer.

164 Paradise Point sits on 5.12 acres and features 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a finished lower level with lake views. ​A 1-slip dock has been purchased and installed, and the property also holds a permitted 4-slip dock with swim platform shared between 164 and 146 (not yet constructed). An additional permitted lakefront build site allows for a future 3-bedroom structure.

146 Paradise Point, known as Blue Haven, is a 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath 2024 lake home on 2.76 acres, thoughtfully designed with gathering space, modern open living, finished lower level, and outdoor areas oriented toward the water. This parcel also includes a permitted 1-bedroom build site or RV location.

What makes this offering even more extraordinary is what you can’t easily measure:
The quiet.
The privacy.
The ability to spread out and truly “own” your experience on Norris Lake.
Standing here feels different — and it’s something you only understand when you see it in person.

Located just 0.1 mi from Norris Landing Marina and Jimmy’s Place, and convenient to Woodlake Golf Course, Tazewell, Morristown, and Knoxville, this property balances privacy with accessibility. Whether you envision a private lake retreat, multi-home living, or simply a place to escape and recharge, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own something incredibly special on Norris Lake.

This isn’t just a lake property.
It’s a rare piece of lakefront life.