The five highest-priced home sales publicly reported in the Knoxville, Tennessee metro area for the week ending August 9, 2026, combined for $22.97 million, led by the $9,600,000 sale of a newly built home on Lake Arcas Way in Knoxville.
The week’s two largest closings both came out of Arcadia, a gated waterfront development in Knoxville’s 37922 ZIP code, while the rest of the list reached into Friendsville and Lenoir City before returning to Knoxville’s Hardin Valley area.
RealtyWireβs Top 5 ranks the five highest-priced residential closings it identified in the Knoxville, Tennessee metro area for the reporting week. It may omit private, delayed, nondisclosed, or otherwise unreported transactions.
No. 1 — $9,600,000 · 10600 Lake Arcas Way, Knoxville, Tennessee
The week’s top sale in the Knoxville metro area closed on August 6, 2026, at 10600 Lake Arcas Way in Knoxville, where a newly built home sold for $9,600,000. The property sits in Arcadia Phase 1B, part of the Arcadia development in the city’s 37922 ZIP code β a community described in the listing for a neighboring Albion Way property as a gated, waterfront peninsula.
The sale record lists four bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a reported 8,704 square feet, and it dates the home’s construction to 2024, meaning the house changed hands within about two years of completion. Detailed listing remarks were not available for this property at publication, so RealtyWire is reporting the transaction’s structured facts β price, closing date, size and location β rather than a marketing description. The closing was one of two recorded in Arcadia on August 6: the development also produced the week’s runner-up sale, the $8,150,000 Albion Way transaction covered below.
Lucas Haun of Keller Williams Signature represented both sides of the transaction.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 2 — $8,150,000 · 10628 Albion Way, Knoxville, Tennessee
The runner-up sale also closed on August 6, 2026, in Arcadia: an $8,150,000 contemporary home at 10628 Albion Way in Knoxville. Designed by architect Keith Summerour and built in 2023 from poured concrete and ACM exterior wall panels, the five-bedroom, eight-bathroom house spans a reported 7,587 square feet and was planned around its water views, with a wall of sliding glass doors opening the main level to the water and the rolling hills of East Tennessee.
Inside, an ornamental steel staircase capped in white oak, Moroccan stone tile and an art lift above the main fireplace accompany a kitchen with concrete countertops and Dacor appliances. The main-level primary suite has heated bathroom floors and a soaking tub, four ensuite baths serve the upper floor, and a covered patio with a fireplace adjoins a knife-edge pool on Arcadia’s gated waterfront peninsula.
Lucas Haun and Shelley Dye of Keller Williams Signature were the listing agents. Jennifer Shuler of Realty Executives Associates represented the buyer.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 3 — $2,150,000 · 1325 Windridge Rd, Friendsville, Tennessee
In Friendsville, a lakefront property at 1325 Windridge Rd closed for $2,150,000 on August 4, 2026. The sale covered three contiguous waterfront parcels totaling roughly 2.9 acres with about 330 feet of deep-water shoreline on Fort Loudoun Lake, including a separately deeded parcel, two private docks and 180-degree main-channel views at the end of a cul-de-sac.
The custom-built home, dating to 1998 with three bedrooms, five bathrooms and a reported 4,594 square feet, had its main level renovated in 2024 to face the water, with hardwood floors, a great room anchored by a gas fireplace and a wall of windows, and a kitchen with custom cabinetry and quartz countertops. The primary suite includes a second gas fireplace, panoramic lake views and a bath with an oversized tiled shower and soaking tub, while the walk-out lower level, renovated in 2012, is set up for multigenerational living or long-term guests.
Kristy Rucker of Wallace was the listing agent. Chevy Emert of United Real Estate Solutions represented the buyer.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 4 — $1,615,000 · 1834 Turkey Pen Ln, Lenoir City, Tennessee
A roughly five-acre horse farm at 1834 Turkey Pen Ln in Lenoir City closed for $1,615,000 on August 7, 2026. The Loudon County property pairs a renovated 1999 home β four bedrooms, two full and two half bathrooms, and a reported 3,002 square feet β with fenced pasture, well water, propane and fiber internet service, and sits within about 20 miles of Knoxville and 3 miles of Farragut.
Equestrian facilities center on an insulated 48-by-36-foot barn with three matted stalls, automatic waterers and a conditioned tack room that includes a full bathroom and tankless water heater. A 150-by-75-foot riding arena and a 50-foot round pen handle training, and a separate 25-by-30-foot garage built in 2023 offers 12-foot ceilings and 200-amp service. Inside the house, updates include a steam shower in the master bath, a kitchen with stainless appliances and a butler pantry, and a sunroom that doubles as office space.
Jordan Couch and Wes Evans of Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC were the listing agents. Sam Winterbotham of Realty Executives Associates represented the buyer.
See this property in Google Street View →
No. 5 — $1,450,000 · 12306 Yarnell Rd, Knoxville, Tennessee
Rounding out the list, a Hardin Valley estate at 12306 Yarnell Rd in Knoxville sold for $1,450,000 on August 6, 2026. The 7.42-acre property in the Westbury Estates area carries a brick two-story home built in 1988 with six bedrooms, five bathrooms and a reported 7,852 square feet, of which the listing places about 1,614 square feet in separate quarters β a bedroom, bonus room and bath β above the detached four-car garage.
A two-story foyer with a Jill Stone mural leads to a sunroom off the great room, a kitchen with an island and walk-in pantry, and a main-level master with a fireplace and sitting room. The walk-out lower level adds a family room, office, bedroom and second kitchen, and the grounds hold an in-ground gunite pool, multilevel decking and a fire pit. The listing credits the sellers with more than $700,000 in documented upgrades.
Judy Teasley of Keller Williams Realty was the listing agent. Azaan Kherani of Southland Realtors, Inc represented the buyer.
See this property in Google Street View →
RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, August 9, 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.
Were you involved in one of these transactions? Contact RealtyWire to verify or correct your professional credit or submit information for a future edition.
See full market data on our Knoxville, Tennessee market page.
