Chimney Top

With streets named “Loch Lomond” and “Western Gailes”, a stroll at Chimney Top is like walking down the country lanes of Scotland. The views from the windows of your home are reminiscent of the windswept Highlands of the Emerald Isle.

Gentle, rolling hills lead you to an impressive, fieldstone-marked entrance. Bluegrass fairways twist and turn across the tree-dotted folds of land, past picturesque barns and farmhouses. Mature hardwoods stand in clusters along creek beds and ponds, on steep hillsides, and across golden meadows. This development is something special.

The impressive views, sheltered by mountains and foothills, are unmarred by industrial or other commercial development. The 60 fully restricted lots that comprise the Chimney Top development average 1.2 acres in size. Graysburg Hills itself encompasses 1,100 acres, including 650 acres for future development. Because virtually everything you see from your homesite is part of Graysburg Hills, you can be confident that the beautiful views will be preserved.

Homesites range from beautifully wooded lots to panoramic views of the mountains and the golf course. The streets are lighted, curbed, guttered, and paved. The subdivision has underground utilities which include city water, telephone, electric, cable tv, and broadband cable access.

• Quiet, secure, peaceful environment with clean mountain air and spectacular views
• Convenient to Greeneville and Tri-Cities, Tennessee
• Underground utilities, utility district water, cable service
• One acre minimum lot size, fully restricted
• Choice of wooded, golf course-view, or mountain-view lots
• Lighted curbed, and guttered paved streets
• Ideal second home or retirement location
• No mandatory membership fees

Homeowners at Graysburg Hills have the benefit of living in an upscale golf development without the expense associated with most private club memberships. Golfers enjoy the option of daily green fees or reasonable annual rates.

Nestled in the foothills of one of East Tennessee’s most scenic regions, Graysburg Hills Golf Course began 1978 and was expanded to 27 holes in 1993. The Graysburg Hills Golf Course and Real Estate Development is a Stewart Family Enterprise.

The Chimney Top Nine was designed by E. Lawrence Packard. The Knobs and Fodderstack Nines were designed by nationally-known golf course designer Rees Jones of Montclair, New Jersey.

The course combines the site’s beautiful mountain topography with a strategic design to create a challenging, yet enjoyable course suited to all playing skills. With Rye grass fairways and Bentgrass greens, Graysburg Hills provides excellent playing conditions year-round.