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Beautiful lake peninsula that extends out into an 18,000 acre fully recreational lake!
Calm and glass like waters
Fully recreational lake and great for finding a small cove to catch a big one or floating down your kayak and enjoying nature. Center Hill Lake is in close proximity to major metropolitan areas and Interstate 40, which makes it an ideal lake for boating and skiing. With nine commercial marinas located around the lake and the numerous USACE access areas, boaters have easy access to the water and supplies.
Peninsulas surrounded by Center Hill beautiful waters!
Boating in autumn on Center Hill Lake rewards boaters with a spectacular show of forest leaves turning bright fall colors. Scuba diving is allowed at Center Hill Lake. Divers must display a "Diver Down" flag in the area where they are diving. Boaters should be alert to the "Diver Down" flag and keep a safe distance away.
Subdividable Lake Properites
Be a part of our awesome lake development for less than it cost to develop it. Prices only valid Nov 11th.
Lakefront and ready to build
Enjoy the very best of Center Hill and all its amenities. Desirable location and easy to get to and from.
Spread out with this subdividable Lakefront
Larger tract in the area with enough space for multiple homesites!
Nashville, TN - 60mins
Spend some time in the great outdoors of Nashville. Zipline through the trees, play a round of golf, go on a hike by the lake, or walk on a greenway. With every flavor on the food wheel, Nashville’s restaurants can serve up a variety of tastes or Immerse yourself in the Music Scene in Nashville when you attend a concert or show. Take a walk down Honky Tonk Highway. Nashville shops offer something for everyone: records by local musicians, rare musical instruments, vintage items, artisanal sweets and drinks, and items crafted by local makers and fashion designers. Find a local treasure to commemorate your trip to Music City at one of Nashville’s shopping districts including 12South, East Nashville, Hillsboro Village, Green Hills, and Downtown. Or take in a Tennessee Titans NFL game at Nissan Stadium.
Franklin, TN 84 miles
Consider downtown Franklin’s main thoroughfare a must-see attraction. It has been designated a Great American Main Street and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. When you see all Franklin’s Main Street has to offer, you’ll understand its appeal. The heart of Franklin's 16-block historic district blends award-winning preservation efforts with dining, shopping, music, and local flair. Lined with trendy boutiques, home goods stores, art galleries and restaurants all housed in charming historic buildings dating back to 1799, Main Street has plenty to catch your eye, not to mention your appetite! Ride the vintage trolley and explore the sights at your own pace during this fascinating excursion with live narration. Make the most of cozy season in Franklin, recently named a "magical fall destination" by Southern Living.
Cookeville, TN 15miles
Cookeville-Putnam County is “A Natural Fit” for you to create memories to be appreciated for a lifetime. From exploring our state and local parks to strolling our historic downtown districts, attending art and cultural events to world-renowned fitness training, Cookeville-Putnam County is where the adventurous come for a getaway and home of the 267 acre Tennessee Tech University. While Cookeville is a small southern town, the culinary scene is one to be compared to that of a large city. Dive into our local eateries to get your fix of “Tennessee’s Best Donut” at Ralph’s, or dine at Seven Senses where World Chef Challenge Winner Chad Combs cooks up delectable dishes. With 100+ restaurants varying from mom 'n' pop diners to posh cuisine, and everything in between, Cookeville is guaranteed to have a place for everyone.
