Some Cherokee Lake dreams need more than a single homesite, and this is where three neighboring lots on Five Oaks Circle come together to give you exactly that kind of room. Lots 37, 38, and 39 combine for 2.38 wooded acres inside Walnut Bend, a gated community in Hawkins County, with seasonal Cherokee Lake and mountain views weaving through the trees from multiple points across the property. This isn't a single narrow homesite. It's a canvas big enough for a primary home, a guest cabin, a workshop, or simply the kind of buffer between you and the next house that makes a place feel like your own retreat. Each of the three lots has already been through the groundwork that makes building easier down the road. Lot 37 perked for a 2-bedroom septic system, and Lots 38 and 39 each perked for 3-bedroom systems, all at the time of the subdivision's development, giving you flexibility to plan across the combined acreage. Fiber internet and underground electric are available at the road, and Walnut Bend keeps the neighborhood site-built only with a 1,400 square foot minimum, so whatever you build here sits among real homes, not rentals or manufactured housing. Lake access comes through Walnut Bend's shared community boat ramp and dock, so you get the lake lifestyle without the cost of maintaining your own dock. The gated entrance and $550 annual HOA per lot keep the roads and common areas well maintained. At 2.38 total acres for $69,900, this is a rare chance to secure a meaningful footprint inside a gated Cherokee Lake community, whether your plan is one home with serious privacy around it or multiple structures for family and guests.
