Tennessee National, Loudon
Tennessee National, Loudon at a glance
| Metric | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Walk Score | 31 / 100 | 1 businesses within walking distance |
| Transit | 0 / 100 | no stops within an 800 m walk — car-dependent |
| Drive times | 11–36 min | across 8 directions within ~8 km |
| Air quality | AQI 84 | Excellent air quality; 30°C at the sampled reading |
| Rooftop solar | ~65,362 kWh/yr | ~271 m² usable roof; up to 138 panels (illustrative centroid roof) |
| Local market | 4.1★ average | Service-oriented |
What's it like to live in Tennessee National, Loudon?
Tennessee National is a 1,492-acre, gated master-planned lakefront community located in Loudon, Tennessee, along the Tennessee River on Watts Bar Lake. The residential landscape is dominated by custom-built single-family homes, low-maintenance cottages, waterfront townhomes, and condominiums. Daily lifestyle is characterized by outdoor and water-based recreation, anchored by a private marina with over 140 boat slips and an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Greg Norman. Local green spaces include miles of private hiking and nature trails, a saltwater pool, pickleball courts, and a planned five-acre community park featuring pavilions and a canine corral. The community itself is accessed primarily via Tennessee National Drive, with local commercial corridors situated outside the gates along nearby US Route 11 and State Route 72.
The local business ecosystem of Loudon County is anchored by manufacturing, retail, and public services. Major industrial employers in the immediate Loudon area include Malibu Boats, Morgan Olson, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, and Tate & Lyle Ingredients. While many residents work in these industrial sectors or commute to corporate hubs, the neighborhood supports remote work through residential floor plans designed with dedicated home offices. Off-site workspace options in the area include Coffee Culture Loudon, a local cafe with table seating, while dedicated coworking spaces such as CoKno and Regus are available further north in Knoxville. Transit connectivity is entirely vehicle-dependent as there are no direct public transportation options serving the neighborhood. Commuters rely on Interstate 75 and US Route 11 to reach major regional employment centers in Knoxville, representing a drive of 30 to 45 minutes.
How walkable and connected is it?
Tennessee National, Loudon is a service-oriented pocket of Knoxville, TN, with 1 businesses mapped within walking distance. Its walkability rates 31/100. Local businesses average 4.1★ on Google, and medium foot traffic peaking weekday daytime.
For getting around, transit access scores 0/100 (Poor). There is no practical transit route to Downtown (~49.8 km); reaching it is about 40 min by car. Typical drive times to key destinations average 18.5 min.
Environmentally, current air quality is excellent (AQI 84).
Neighbourhood composition · 1 businesses mapped
Local market activity
How do you get around?
Transit access · 0/100 (Poor)
Drive time by direction (~8 km)
What's the climate, air quality and solar potential?
Air quality & weather
Rooftop solar — example
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