Absolutely Gorgeous Lily Pad Lakefront Tiny Home with Amazing Deck

Introducing the Lilypad Escape

You'll fall in love with this Tracy City, Tennessee lakefront tiny home suitable for up to 4 guests with 1 bedroom, 2 beds, and 1 bath. The brand new Lilypad Escape is a cool-toned, lakefront tiny home that tastefully showcases the beauty of both water and land in the South Cumberland hills of Tennessee. During your vacation stay, you'll enjoy immediate access to a fishing dock next door in addition to incredible features included right on the private surrounding grounds.

Outdoor Amenities for Relaxation and Fun

The tiny home is available for guest use on the spacious deck are loungers beneath a patio umbrella, an outdoor dining set and sofa, and a Blackstone hibachi grill. The outdoor deck is covered so you can enjoy using it no matter the weather. You'll have access to a range of glassware, including whiskey, martini, champagne, wine, and more, which makes it easy to transition from a classy brunch by day to an open bar experience by night. For a restful, late evening setting, light a fire on lakeside natural stone as crickets and frogs gather to sing their comforting, Southern lullabies. Your true vacation escape is only a trip away, just down Lilypad Lane. Lillypad Escape is complete and production-free, but please be advised that other parts of the community are still under construction.

Explore Tracy City and Its Natural Beauty

Tracy City, Tennessee is home to beautiful lakes, among them Ramsey Lake, a reservoir great for fishing and anglers. You will find Grundy County Goose Pond in the Burrows Cove area. The Elk River is the principal stream flowing through the area, beginning at Elk Head where it flows from beneath the Cumberland Plateau, fed by several springs. Tracy City is located in fertile Pelham Valley, in Grundy County. Many hollows and coves are in the community.

Outdoor Adventures Await

The South Cumberland Plateau is an outdoor paradise with endless options for outdoor adventure. The following are just a few of the places you might visit during your vacation stay.

Grundy Forest Day Loop

Grundy Forest Day Loop. This 2-mile trek will take you through the famous Fiery Gizzard gorge passed multiple waterfalls, rock formations, and ancient hemlock trees, some over 500 years old. If you are wondering how the name Fiery Gizzard came about, legend has it that Davy Crockett once burned his tongue on a hot turkey gizzard, coining the name forever.

Grundy Lakes: A Historic Fishing Spot

Grundy Lakes. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this area was once a hub of coal mining operations. You can fish, swim, or hike along the easy Lone Rock Trail where you'll discover the remains of the coke ovens, a relic of the once thriving mining industry.

Mountain Goat Trail: A Scenic Path

Mountain Goat Trail. Access this 3-mile paved trail in the center of historic downtown at the Old Roundhouse Park. Follow along the route of the Mountain Goat Railroad which helped build the town.

Local Dining and Shopping Experiences

You'll find several locally owned and operated dining and shopping options in Tracy City. Enjoy a treat from Tennessee's oldest bakery, discover a unique find from a local shop, or chow down on a hearty meal after a long hike.