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Lashbrooke FAQ

Restrictions and Design Guidelines:

The developer has created a comprehensive set of building restrictions and design guidelines, created to maintain and enhance the value of your investment in Lashbrooke. To review the Design Guidelines just click on the sections below:

-Table of Contents
-Section 1 - Community Overview
-Section 2 - Community and Neighborhood Character
-Section 3 - Architectural Design
-Section 4 - Design of Exterior Areas
-Section 5 - Design Review and Approval Process
-Section 6 - Definitions

Use the Request Information page if you have any questions.

The Developers:

LashBrooke's partners are local to the Knoxville area. Rob Stooksbury has developed property over the past 20 years and has been involved in such notable communities as Gettysvue, The River Club, Cherokee Springs, and Rarity Pointe. Ray Evans is a business entrepreneur and started Safe T Systems, a security and home audio/video company. Safe T has installed a state of the art entry and surveillance system for LashBrooke. Both the Stooksburys and Evans have built new homes and now reside in the LashBrooke community. 

The Land Planners:

One of the best decisions made by the developers was to contract with Wood Partners of Hilton Head Island, S.C. to formulate the layout design for Lashbrooke. This firm brought to the property years of expertise in planning many well known residential, ocean front, golf course, and lakeside communities in the Carolina area. The attention to topography and natural assets has resulted in the best possible lot layout, maximizing privacy and views.

Homeowners Association and Fee Estimates:

The Lashbrooke Community Association has set the assessment at a monthly amount of $100.00 for 2012.  We feel that this amount will be adequate to provide all the services required to maintain the community grounds and amenities.

Boat Slip Prices and Dock Maintenance:

The community marina offers Lashbrooke residents choices of covered or open boat slips as well as space for jet skis and smaller watercrafts. The cost of a slip is $20,000 and the average lift cost should be about $7,000.00 (depending on size and weight). The slip locations will be chosen in the order of individual contract date. After purchase the owner will share the cost of water and electricity for the dock with their fellow slip owners.

Sewer System:

The community sewer system has been installed under the supervision of a licensed utility company who maintains the entire system for the community. Each residence will have a small pressure pumped septic tank (installed by the home builder) There is no need for a drain field on your lot. From this tank the waste will travel through the pressurized system to the purification units and then will evaporate through the drip line system. The purification and drip line system is odorless and installed on the very far side of the property. The monthly charge for operation and maintenance of the sewer system is set by the Tennessee Regulatory Authority and is currently $35.11 per month.

Fitness Center:

The developer has purchased several items of equipment for the fitness center. This will be a great spot for close to home workout with friends and neighbors.

Shoreline Riprap Preparation:

The developer has incurred the cost and has installed a shoreline riprap stabilization system on all river lots with shoreline near the water level. This improvement will save lot owners from incurring this cost which could run as high as $30,000.00 per lot.

Maintenance of Lakes:

The water features in the interior lakes on the property will be maintained by the Lashbrooke Community Association. The maintenance of the shoreline of the interior lakes will be the responsibility of the individual owners whose lot touches the lake's shoreline.