163 Dudala Way

3,242 Square Feet, One Floor, Zero Compromises Visit Homes.com for a 360 virtual tour Step through the front door and count the stairs. There are none. Not one, anywhere in this home. Everything you need lives on a single level, and it is 3,242 square feet of it. The ceilings tell you immediately that this was not built to a budget. Twelve feet in the living room and master suite, ten feet everywhere else, so the light carries and the rooms breathe. The kitchen opens to the living space rather than hiding from it, with granite counters, cabinet space that borders on excessive, pull out drawers where you actually need them, and a walk in pantry for everything else. There is a wet bar already plumbed and ready for the wine collection or the evening pour, whichever tradition you keep. The master suite is a genuine retreat. Free standing soaking tub, tiled walk in shower, and separate his and her closets, which quietly ends a decades old argument. Every bedroom in this home has its own en-suite bath and walk in closet, so guests never share and no one waits. One bedroom carries a private balcony and connects to the bonus room, giving the second floor feel of a separate wing without a single step to climb. Three and a half baths total. A dedicated laundry room with overflow storage built in. A three car garage with an EV hookup already installed, so charging happens at home overnight and the third bay still belongs to you. Outside, fresh landscaping was designed with intention, screening the rear line so the backyard feels like yours alone rather than a shared view. Then There Is Tellico Village Not a subdivision. Not a development. A village, built as one from the beginning, with eight distinct neighborhoods inside it and a way of life that is genuinely difficult to explain to people who have not visited. Golf, tennis, pickleball, three clubhouses, a wellness center, marinas on the water, and more clubs, groups, and standing tee times than one calendar can hold. Woodworking, hiking, cards, cycling, choir, boating, dining, volunteering. There is something here for nearly anyone, and the pace is entirely yours to set. Fill every day if that is your nature. Fill none of them and sit on the porch with the lake air. Both are correct here. Knoxville is a short drive for a real airport, real dining, and nationally ranked hospitals. The lakes are minutes from the driveway. A single level home this large, this finished, and this thoughtfully laid out inside Tellico Village is not something that comes along often. Put it on your radar, then come see it before someone else does.