Some lots make you earn the water. This one doesn't. The floating dock is already in place. The gravel drive is already cut. The deep water is confirmed. On a lake where most available parcels are raw land, Lot 7 arrives ready — a full acre of direct waterfront with 145 feet of shoreline, accessible the day you close. The lot sits level at the road, then drops more than 40 feet to the water — the kind of fall that gives a future home real elevation, long views, and natural separation from the lake. The water here is deep, north-facing, and quiet — Lake Adger restricts motorized equipment to 80 horsepower on pontoons and 60 on other boats, with no jet skis and no waterskiing. The lake stays that way by design. The community has more than 15 miles of trails, with equestrian and hiking paths kept separate. TIEC, FETA, and FENCE are all within a short drive for those who came to this corner of the foothills for the horses as much as the water. There is no timeline to build — this lot is available as a land-bank investment, a future retirement homesite, or the foundation for something sooner. Annual dock fee and a common well fee apply.
Listing courtesy of Bluefield Realty Group. heather@bluefieldgroup.com
Selling Office: GreyBeard Realty.
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