513 Jordan Lane: Mountain Views from a Meadowlake Estates Home in Seymour for $629,000

Mountain ridges fill the windows at 513 Jordan Lane. This 4-bedroom home in Seymour's Meadowlake Estates puts Smoky Mountain views in the dining room, the home office, the primary suite and the bonus room, and it's listed at $629,000 by Julie Arnold of MaX House.

The house sits on a quiet street of established homes where people tend to stay put. Inside, the kitchen, baths and floors have already been updated, so a buyer can move in without planning a gut renovation. Here's what the listing shows and who it fits best.

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513 Jordan Lane at a Glance

$629,000

4 beds | 2.5 baths | 3,178 sq ft | 0.41 acre

513 Jordan Lane, Seymour, TN 37865

MLS# 1349953

Listing courtesy of LPT Realty, LLC

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• Status: Active (listed July 29, 2026; on market August 2, 2026)
• List price: $629,000 (reduced from $659,900), about $198 per square foot
• Style: two-story single-family home, built in 2002
• Beds and baths: 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
• Size: 3,178 square feet on a 0.41-acre lot
• Parking: attached three-car garage
• Neighborhood: Meadowlake Estates
• Standout: mountain views from multiple front-facing rooms, custom kitchen, screened porch, fenced backyard

Want to compare it with other homes nearby? Start on the Seymour homes for sale page, or browse the wider Sevier County listings.

Mountain Views from Everyday Rooms

Most mountain-view homes tuck the scenery into one room. This one spreads it around. The MLS notes that the main-level dining room and home office, plus the upper-level primary suite and two additional bedrooms, all face the ridges. Even the bonus room has dormer windows that look out toward the peaks.

The mountain view from the home.

That means morning coffee, homework at the dining table and winding down in the primary suite all come with the same backdrop. If the views are what drew you to Seymour in the first place, our pros and cons of living in Seymour walks through the tradeoffs of this foothills town.

The Custom Kitchen and the Updates Already Done

The kitchen is the room that usually decides whether a buyer can move in now or has to budget for a redo. Here, the listing shows KitchenAid stainless appliances, a wall oven and microwave combo, a glass downdraft cooktop, custom cabinetry, 3cm granite countertops and backsplash, a double walk-in pantry with a barn door, and a coffee bar.

The custom kitchen with granite counters and a coffee bar.

Elsewhere in the home, the MLS lists ¾-inch Acacia hardwood flooring, updated LED and recessed lighting, Hunter ceiling fans, and renovated bathrooms with granite vanities. Major systems already replaced include HVAC units from 2020 and 2021 and a newer water heater. Those are the expensive jobs a buyer would rather inherit than schedule.

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Four Bedrooms, a Bonus Room and a 3-Car Garage

The layout spreads living across both floors. Main level holds the dining room, home office, kitchen and everyday living space. Upstairs, the primary suite has a clawfoot soaking tub and mountain views for sunset, with two more bedrooms nearby. A fourth bedroom and a sprawling bonus room give you room for guests, a playroom, a media space or a home gym.

The bonus room with dormer windows.

Outside parking is easy: an attached three-car garage. That's useful if you keep a truck, a boat trailer or just want the third bay for storage. Looking for more space options in the foothills? Julie Arnold also has team listings nearby, and Chase Drews has a villa in Sevierville at 2044 Hickory Ridge Way #3334.

Screened Porch, Fenced Yard and Outdoor Living

The backyard is set up for pets, cookouts and quiet evenings. The listing shows mature privacy trees, a fenced yard and a screened porch, plus patio and deck space for warmer months. At 0.41 acre, it's a manageable lot with room to spread out without feeling like a farm.

The screened porch overlooking the backyard.

If you're comparing outdoor setups across East Tennessee, the Moving to Sevierville guide and the Sevierville pros and cons cover the next town over for shopping and weekend plans.

Meadowlake Estates and Getting Around Seymour

Meadowlake Estates sits off Old Chilhowee Road and Meadowlake Circle, reached from Chapman Highway by way of Boyds Creek. Seymour straddles Sevier and Blount county lines and sits between Knoxville and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, so day-to-day errands stay local while bigger trips stay within reach.

Approximate drive times (light traffic; rush hour runs longer):

• Downtown Knoxville: about 30 minutes
• McGhee Tyson Airport: about 30 minutes
• Maryville: about 30 minutes
• Sevierville: about 30 minutes
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park entrances: about 30 minutes
• West Knoxville / Pellissippi corridor: 30 to 40 minutes

Relocating from out of state? The Greater Knoxville relocation guide covers the basics, and the Sevierville homes for sale page is useful if you also want to compare the tourist-side market. For the metro picture, see Knoxville homes for sale.

Price, Taxes and Schools

Price: The home first listed at $659,900 and is now priced at $629,000. At 3,178 square feet, that works out to about $198 per square foot.

Taxes: Confirm the current property tax bill with the Sevier County Trustee before you budget. Plug the numbers into our mortgage calculator to estimate a monthly payment, or start with the affordability calculator if you're still setting a range.

Schools: The MLS record for this listing doesn't name the school zones. Seymour is served by Sevier County Schools in most of town, but zones can change, so confirm by address with the district before you buy.

Who This Home Fits

This one lines up well for a few kinds of buyers. Families who want mountain views without a cabin driveway get a neighborhood street and a fenced yard. Remote workers get a main-level office with a ridge view. Anyone who cooks a lot gets a kitchen that already has the appliances and pantry space sorted. First-time buyers stretching into this price range can start with our first-time home buyer guide, and out-of-town buyers can follow the remote home buying guide.

Ready to compare more options? Browse the full buyer resource hub, then reach out to our agents when you want a private showing.

Thinking About Selling in Seymour?

Updated homes with real mountain views in established Seymour neighborhoods draw steady interest from Knoxville and Sevier County buyers. If y'all own a home near Chapman Highway, Old Chilhowee or Meadowlake and wonder what it would bring, start with a free home value estimate and read our seller guide. Our team will walk through the numbers with you.

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Cover photo: Foothills Parkway near Look Rock atop Chilhowee Mountain by Brian Stansberry, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Home photos courtesy of the listing.