Lakeside Property Rentals

08/27/2026

Welcome Home! 🏡 🏠 This beautiful retreat is thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and entertaining. Step outside and discover a backyard oasis featuring a spacious multi-level deck, perfect for gatherings with family and friends. A charming gazebo with built in seating provides an inviting spot to relac, while soothing sounds of the waterfall and stream create a serene atmosphere. A tranquil koi fish pond completes this peaceful outdoor escape!

Inside updated finishes throughout create a fresh, welcoming ambiance. The home offers three generously sized bedrooms, a dedicated office ideal for working from home or pursuing hobbies, and a bright sunroom filled with natural light.

Whether your entertaining a crowd, enjoying the beauty of the outdoors, or simply unwinding at the end of the day, this property offers an exceptional blend of comfort, style, functionality, and tranquility. A place you'll be PROUD to call home.

Inquire TODAY at Lakeside Property Rentals and ask for Val to schedule a showing of this amazing property and all it has offer.

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Active rental currently listed at $2950/mo. View 17 photos of this 3 bed, 3 bath, 2300 sqft. single family home for rent at 220 Konawa Ln, Loudon, TN 37774.

08/17/2026

Can I move a pet into my home??? This is a question we are asked regularly. Before getting a pet, be sure to check the home's policy, and remember that moving a pet into a non pet friendly home is a violation of the terms of the lease.

As of May 22, 2026, Landlords are no longer required to accept Emotional Support Animals. They must meet the same training standards as Service Animals.

This article provides some great information.

Renting with pets can be complex. Get the complete guide to pet policies, fees, and legal rules in one place.

08/10/2026

East Tennessee offers so much to enjoy! Get out there and have some fun!
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08/05/2026

Call us to book your next party or reunion! We have some amazing vacation rental
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07/18/2026

To protect your HVAC system during extreme heat, replace your air filter every 30 days to ensure airflow, keep the outdoor condenser unit clear of debris and grass clippings, and set your thermostat to a steady 75-78 degrees instead of overworking the system by cranking it to unusually low temperatures.Here are the most effective ways to shield your system from breaking down during extreme heat:1. Maximize Airflow and System EfficiencyInspect and change filters: A clogged air filter restricts airflow, forcing the system to work harder and longer to cool your home, which can lead to overheating.Keep supply and return vents open: Ensure that furniture, drapes, or rugs are not blocking any vents inside your home.Clear the outdoor unit: Ensure the outside condenser is free of grass, dirt, and leaves. You can gently rinse the outdoor coils with a garden hose to clear built-up grime, but always make sure your power is shut off first.Maintain the unit's shade: While not always possible, planting shrubs or setting up an external shade structure that blocks direct sunlight (without restricting airflow) can help the outdoor unit operate slightly more efficiently.2. Manage Your ThermostatAvoid over-cooling: Air conditioners are generally designed to cool a home by roughly 15 to 20 degrees lower than the outside temperature. Setting the thermostat below 72°F on a 95°F day means your AC will likely run constantly without ever reaching the target temperature.Maintain a constant temperature: Avoid frequently adjusting the thermostat up and down. Set it to a comfortable level (e.g., 78°F) and leave it.Avoid turning the AC completely off: If you are leaving the house for the day, raise the thermostat a few degrees rather than shutting it off entirely, as it will take far too much energy for the system to cool the hot house down when you return.3. Reduce the Heat Load on Your HomeBlock the sun: Close your blinds, shades, and blackout curtains during the hottest parts of the day, particularly on windows facing south and west.Use ceiling fans: Fans make the room feel cooler by creating a wind-chill effect, allowing you to set the thermostat slightly higher without sacrificing comfort.Limit appliance usage: Avoid running heat-producing appliances during the hottest part of the day. This includes ovens, stoves, dishwashers, and clothes dryers.For tips on how to properly clean the exterior condenser unit and maintain your air filters to keep your system running smoothly:

07/08/2026

Layla is our office mascot! Be sure to stop in and say hello

07/08/2026

We have had crazy weather this summer! Be safe everyone!

07/04/2026

07/01/2026

It’s HOT out there! Be safe and stay as cool as possible!

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06/29/2026

The rain has worked wonders with the flowering plants. What’s growing in your yard?