Located in Tennessee, Cherokee Lake real estate is a top twenty market in the state for lake homes and lake lots.
The typical average list prices of Cherokee Lake homes for sale is $433,000. On average, there are 60 lake homes for sale on Cherokee Lake, and 290 lake lots and parcels.
The lake is also known as Cherokee Reservoir. With 400 miles of shoreline, Cherokee Lake is considered one of Tennessee's largest lakes.
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Cherokee Lake Real Estate
Cherokee Lake, TennesseeLocated in Tennessee, Cherokee Lake real estate is a top twenty market in the state for lake homes and lake lots.
The typical average list prices of Cherokee Lake homes for sale is $433,000. On average, there are 60 lake homes for sale on Cherokee Lake, and 290 lake lots and parcels.
The lake is also known as Cherokee Reservoir. With 400 miles of shoreline, Cherokee Lake is considered one of Tennessee's largest lakes. |
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Surrounded by scenic farmlands, Cherokee Lake is one of the oldest Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs. Construction began August 1st, 1940, and ended on December 5th, 1941. The completed Cherokee Reservoir Dam is 175 feet high with a length totaling 6,760 feet.
The dam collects water from a 3,428 square mile watershed from its surrounding counties, Hawkins, Grainger, Hamblen, and Jefferson.
Cherokee Lake spans 30,300 acres of water surface at full pool, and is 59 miles long. All together, Cherokee Lake has 436 miles of gorgeous shoreline, perfect for picnics as well as vacation homes. It is centrally located with Morristown, Jefferson City, and Rogersville just a short car ride away.
Cherokee Lake is known for its Striped Bass fishing, but also possesses copious varieties of fish including, Black Bass, Walleye, Sunfish, Sauger, Crappie, Catfish, and White Bass. Of all the Tennessee Valley Authority lakes tested, Cherokee has the highest score for Large Mouth Bass.
Fish densities in Cherokee Lake are greater than most other Tennessee Valley Authority Reservoirs due to a dense forage base of Alewife, Threadfin Shad, and Gizzard Shad. Many fish attractors have been constructed to improve fishing for anglers including brush piles (used by game fish) and stake beds (used to concentrate Crappie).
The Tennessee Valley Authority has created long lasting habitats by planting River Birch, Bald Cypress, Swamp Oak, and Willow trees.
The Tennessee Valley Authority also provides many recreational facilities at Cherokee Dam including a swimming beach, picnic area, a year round boat launch ramp, and a campground that is open from April to September.
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State: Tennessee Counties: Grainger County, Hamblen County, Hawkins County, Jefferson County Alternate lake name: Cherokee Reservoir Dam name: Cherokee Dam Operated/Managed by: Tennessee Valley Authority Year built/completed: 1940 Ownership: Public | Scheduled water level: Seasonal Full Pool Acreage covered: 30,300 Miles of shoreline: 400 Shoreline part of national forest or park: None Shoreline part of state park: None |
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Popular fish: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, White Bass, Black Crappie, White Crappie, Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Walleye Condos available: No Notable period of annual events: Fishing tournaments, festivals Sailing clubs: Yes Interesting facts: Cherokee Reservoir is named for the tribe of Native Americans who once inhabited the area. The great Indian warpath, once followed by Daniel Boone, crossed the basin now filled by the reservoir. Known for: Fishing Number of public boat ramps: 15 |
MajorGreenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr, Greer, SC 2965 168 miles away | MinorMoore-Morrell Airport 5233 Old Hwy 11E, Morristown, TN 37814 5 miles away |
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Acreage: 0.37
Status: Active
Surrounded by scenic farmlands, Cherokee Lake is one of the oldest Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs. Construction began August 1st, 1940, and ended on December 5th, 1941. The completed Cherokee Reservoir Dam is 175 feet high with a length totaling 6,760 feet.
The dam collects water from a 3,428 square mile watershed from its surrounding counties, Hawkins, Grainger, Hamblen, and Jefferson.
Cherokee Lake spans 30,300 acres of water surface at full pool, and is 59 miles long. All together, Cherokee Lake has 436 miles of gorgeous shoreline, perfect for picnics as well as vacation homes. It is centrally located with Morristown, Jefferson City, and Rogersville just a short car ride away.
Cherokee Lake is known for its Striped Bass fishing, but also possesses copious varieties of fish including, Black Bass, Walleye, Sunfish, Sauger, Crappie, Catfish, and White Bass. Of all the Tennessee Valley Authority lakes tested, Cherokee has the highest score for Large Mouth Bass.
Fish densities in Cherokee Lake are greater than most other Tennessee Valley Authority Reservoirs due to a dense forage base of Alewife, Threadfin Shad, and Gizzard Shad. Many fish attractors have been constructed to improve fishing for anglers including brush piles (used by game fish) and stake beds (used to concentrate Crappie).
The Tennessee Valley Authority has created long lasting habitats by planting River Birch, Bald Cypress, Swamp Oak, and Willow trees.
The Tennessee Valley Authority also provides many recreational facilities at Cherokee Dam including a swimming beach, picnic area, a year round boat launch ramp, and a campground that is open from April to September.
State: Tennessee Counties: Grainger County, Hamblen County, Hawkins County, Jefferson County Alternate lake name: Cherokee Reservoir Dam name: Cherokee Dam Operated/Managed by: Tennessee Valley Authority Year built/completed: 1940 Ownership: Public | Scheduled water level: Seasonal Full Pool Acreage covered: 30,300 Miles of shoreline: 400 Shoreline part of national forest or park: None Shoreline part of state park: None |
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Popular fish: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, White Bass, Black Crappie, White Crappie, Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Walleye Condos available: No Notable period of annual events: Fishing tournaments, festivals Sailing clubs: Yes Interesting facts: Cherokee Reservoir is named for the tribe of Native Americans who once inhabited the area. The great Indian warpath, once followed by Daniel Boone, crossed the basin now filled by the reservoir. Known for: Fishing Number of public boat ramps: 15 |
MajorGreenville-Spartanburg International Airport 2000 GSP Dr, Greer, SC 2965 168 miles away | MinorMoore-Morrell Airport 5233 Old Hwy 11E, Morristown, TN 37814 5 miles away |
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