Tellico Village is a planned community that sits along Tellico Lake in Loudon and Monroe Counties, Tennessee, and people started living there back in 1986, and over the years the place has grown to include more than 7,000 residents who share a real sense of camaraderie and community spirit, with many finding it easy to connect and pursue their interests. The community runs as a nonprofit, with a property owners' association handling everything from roads, water, and sewer systems to all amenities, with the HOA charging a monthly fee of $112. Spanning about 5,000 acres, the community includes homes, amenities, and green spaces, with nearby real estate options in places like Greenback, Harriman, Kingston, Lenoir City, Oak Ridge, Oliver Springs, Philadelphia, and Rockwood.
People living in Tellico Village always have something to do, as there are over 200 clubs and organizations, from hobby groups to service clubs, and volunteering is a pretty big part of life here, too, since residents get involved through a volunteering forum. The place is especially known for its tennis courts, racquetball, and pickleball courts, as well as its walking and hiking trails, indoor and outdoor pools, and a well-maintained fitness center. Those who like golf can play on one of three golf courses, use the two driving ranges, or relax at one of the three clubhouses offering various dining options like the Yacht Club, Tanasi Bar & Grill, Toqua Sports Bar & Grill, and Kahite Pub & Grill, while the Yacht Club has a nice fine dining atmosphere, and the other clubhouses are good for more casual meals.
Tellico Village focuses on keeping people active, providing events through a busy community calendar, and there are social clubs and a Wellness Center, boating and water sports amenities, marinas, and a Private Waterfront Marina, so if someone enjoys fishing or boating, they can do that right in the community, and with parks, nature areas, and pavilions, there's plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. The community library at 300 Irene Ln, Loudon, TN 37774, and the Public Library at Tellico Village, along with the many meeting rooms and fitness classes, make it easy for people to stay connected and keep learning.
Residents take part in community matters, with the Property Owners' Association holding meetings for the Architectural Control Committee, where property owners can attend, and staff help folks with permit forms and the review process for exterior projects, since most changes outside the house need a permit, and the committee office handles all the building project details. Security services, facility reservations, online payment portals, and a staff directory help people manage their daily needs. The Parks and Recreation Department runs three main facilities that include four pools, ten tennis courts, eight pickleball courts, six meeting rooms, and two pavilions, which keeps the community lively and gives residents places to gather.
The place also has specialized care and health services for those who need them, with local healthcare options available nearby, so there's peace of mind for residents and their families. Shopping options are inside the community, making errands easier, and the Tellico Village Network streams information, news, and community programming on platforms like Vimeo, YouTube, Roku TV, and Apple TV. The place is guided by professional staff and advisory committees, reporting to a CEO, who work to make sure the village runs smoothly and meets the needs of everyone living there, and the community keeps everyone updated with newsletters and a website with information about events, memberships, and local services. So whether someone wants to play golf, volunteer, join a club, or just enjoy the lake and parks, they usually find something they like at Tellico Village.
