The five highest-priced home sales reported in Maryville & Blount County (Tennessee) for the week ending November 1, 2026, came to a combined $4.83 million.
Two of the sales were in Louisville, two were in Maryville and one was in Greenback. The homes range from one built in 1983 to one built in 2026, and the settings run from wooded acreage and an eight-acre country property to a lake community and a waterfront lot.
No. 1 — $1,488,399 · 112 Seth Alan Way, Greenback, Tennessee
The week’s highest-priced sale was a home on five acres in The Preserve At Butcher Ridge, an acreage community in Greenback. Built in 2026, it is the newest of the five homes on this list, and it sold for $1,488,399. The community is laid out in one- and five-acre tracts, with ponds and pastoral and farm views, and it offers modern farm-style homes as well as barndominium options. This lot is on a cul-de-sac with woods behind it, farm animals are allowed, and Foothills Mall is 12 minutes away.
The contemporary home was built on the Appalachian floor plan, a farmhouse design that mixes rustic and contemporary finishes. It has cathedral ceilings and two custom gas fireplaces, hardwood and upgraded luxury vinyl plank floors with tile accents, custom built-ins, upgraded cabinetry and a GE Cafe appliance package. The split-bedroom plan includes a designated office, a formal dining area, flex space and a large butler’s pantry. The home has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, four full and one half, and 4,451 square feet. Outside are a stamped concrete covered patio and a three-car side-entry garage with extra concrete for parking.
Sara Price of The Price Agency, Realty Execu was the listing agent for the week’s top sale, and Jessica Self of Realty Executives Associates represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,036,040 · 3746 Jackson Bend Dr, Louisville, Tennessee
The second-ranked sale was a traditional brick home in Jackson Bend, a Louisville neighborhood whose residents share access to the water, and it sold for $1,036,040 after a renovation that reached nearly every room. Built in 2001, the two-story home sits on 1.39 level, fenced acres with a seasonal view of the lake. The property last sold for $995,000 in 2022.
In the kitchen, a new cooktop and quartz counters went in with a picket tile backsplash, and the cabinets were freshly painted. Every bathroom was updated, and the primary bath now has a remodeled wet room along with touch-light mirrors and new vanities. The great room’s fireplace was redone as well, finished in herringbone tile with a wood mantel and a new hearth.
The home has cathedral ceilings and hardwood floors in the main living areas. Its split-bedroom plan puts the primary suite on the main level, and there is a breakfast room as well as space for formal dining. A bonus room is upstairs. The home has four bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath, and 3,454 square feet, along with a three-car side-entry garage. A wide covered porch looks out on the fenced backyard. Residents of Jackson Bend share a community dock and a private boat ramp, as well as a pergola by the lake and storage for canoes.
Shannon Foster-Boline of Realty Executives Associates was the listing agent, and Michelle Corley of Keller Williams Signature represented the buyer. Realty Executives Associates also listed the third-ranked sale, giving the brokerage two of the five listings in this Top 5.
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No. 3 — $840,000 · 819 Edna Garland Rd, Maryville, Tennessee
The most land in this week’s Top 5 came with the third-ranked sale: eight acres on Edna Garland Road in Maryville, about five minutes from Foothills Mall. Built in 1983, the oldest of the five, the home was stripped to its trusses in 2023 and rebuilt with a new layout, with new wiring, plumbing, ductwork, subfloors, drywall and insulation. It now has two bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,241 square feet, and it also has additional living quarters with a second full kitchen.
Inside are three-quarter-inch hardwood floors, a wood-burning brick fireplace, Santa Fe interior doors, crown molding and recessed lighting. Granite counters run through the home, including in all three baths, and the primary bath has a large tiled shower with a rain shower head. A whole-home audio system is wired throughout, with a second system for entertaining outdoors, along with a hardwired camera system.
The grounds were built out in 2025 with a heated and cooled in-ground saltwater pool and an in-ground spa, enclosed by aluminum fencing with brick columns, and a stacked stone privacy wall. The corner lot is level and private. The home has four garage spaces and a finished basement with an exterior entry. The main-level two-car garage has 10-foot ceilings, high-bay lighting and its own heating and cooling, and the lower level has custom insulated privacy-glass garage doors. A detached 30-by-40-foot high-bay garage, also added in 2025, and a second driveway complete the property.
The home went under contract 25 days after it was listed and sold for $840,000. Crystal Kemp of Realty Executives Associates was the listing agent, the brokerage’s second listing in this Top 5, and Christina Black of Wallace represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $749,900 · 427 Royal Oaks Dr, Maryville, Tennessee
The builder of this Royal Oaks home in Maryville built it in 2020 for personal use. The property last sold for $519,900 that year, and it sold this week for $749,900. It sits on 0.68 professionally landscaped acres with mountain views, and its five bedrooms are the most of any home in this Top 5. It also has three bathrooms and 2,987 square feet.
A mahogany-and-steel double-door entry opens to a main level where the living room, dining area and kitchen share one open space. Solid hardwood runs through it. The kitchen has quartz counters, a gas range and a high-performance vent hood, and the bathrooms have marble counters. Crown molding and detailed ceiling treatments add finish, and the dining room has soft accent lighting. The main floor also has a private office and a bedroom with its own full bath.
Upstairs, the primary suite has a trey ceiling and a sitting area. Its bath has double vanities, a tiled shower and a soaking tub, and the suite’s walk-in closets have custom organization. Three other bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath.
Dwight Price of The Dwight Price Group Realty Executives Associates was the listing agent, and Derrick White of The Real Estate Firm, Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $715,000 · 4449 Wonderland Dr, Louisville, Tennessee
On Fort Loudoun Lake in Louisville, the contemporary home on Wonderland Drive has the most living space of the five, 4,828 square feet, on the smallest lot, 0.39 acres. Built in 2002, it sits on the waterfront along a private cove, and the backyard looks out over a wide stretch of water toward the lake’s sunsets. A covered patio gives room to store paddleboards and other lake gear. The home sold for $715,000; the property last sold for $267,000 in 2009.
The main level is organized around a great room that opens to an updated kitchen and a waterfront sunroom. The primary suite is also on the main level and has views of the water. The home has two bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath, and two fireplaces, one wood-burning and one with gas logs. Bonus rooms are upstairs and in the basement. That lower level, a finished daylight walkout of about 1,800 square feet completed in 2005, also has a large family room.
Trey L Alley of Alley Realty & Auction, LLC and Nicole Brown of Keller Williams Signature were the listing agents, and Teagan Tilson of Elite Realty represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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