
A members-only enclave where the garage door opens onto the lake — supercars, ski boats, and slow Tennessee sunsets sharing one address.
The lake already has marinas. It has lake houses. What it has never had is this — a private, gated community of 36 luxury motor-condos, lined along a single paver drive that finishes at a glass-walled lodge perched on the peninsula's tip.
Each unit pairs a 24-foot high-bay garage — for the exotic, the wake boat, the side-by-side, the toy hauler — with a lofted residence above. Step out the back door and you're on the dock. Twenty-four standard units at $775K and twelve premium waterfront units at $1.10M.

Existing site · looking north across the cove
A side-by-side reading of the conceptual overlay and the proposed three-dimensional translation. Every pad becomes a unit. Every pocket becomes a slip.


A single controlled entry with guard cottage, license-plate reader and a porte-cochère stepping up to the lodge.
Two facing rows of eighteen units each, set along a paver drive. Side-loading garages, private courtyards, second-story balconies.
A 7,000 sf members clubhouse with a 60-foot glass great room, owners' lounge, game and poker room, fitness suite and concierge.
A 25-meter infinity-edge pool spilling toward the lake, flanked by cabanas, gas fire bowls and a sunset-facing fire lawn.
Up to twenty-eight deeded slips — seventeen covered, eleven uncovered — with full-length floating decks, lifts and a separate jet-ski cluster.
A two-lane reinforced ramp with courtesy dock and dedicated trailer parking — a feature no neighboring community offers.
Dawn fog rising off the cove · the full plan revealed from above · golden hour down the motor-condo drive. Twenty-two seconds, three signature moments.





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A conservative-case underwriting: how the revenue assembles, how the capital stacks, and how the returns hold up when conditions tighten.
How $43.0M assembles from five streams: standard units, premium waterfront, covered slips, uncovered slips, and lodge initiation fees.
Conventional debt vs. SBA 504 hybrid vs. PE JV with preferred return and promote. Same project — dramatically different sponsor equity.
Sponsor IRR climbs sharply when the PE JV's promote leverages a smaller co-invest; LP still earns a top-decile 25.5% / 2.22× outcome.
Even at a 15% price drop or a 30% build-cost spike, the project holds a 2.00–2.13× MOIC. The Conservative base absorbs a 50% slowdown.
Indicative only · subject to design, permitting & final program.
Comparable motor-condos across Middle Tennessee trade between $650–$950 / sf on shell delivery. Hideaway Hause adds a feature set no inland competitor can replicate — direct slips, a private launch ramp, a glass-walled clubhouse, a guarded waterfront address — supporting a strong premium.
At 36 units (24 standard · 12 premium) plus 28 slips and a 7,000 sf lodge, topline revenue lands at $43.0M on a $27.0M total project cost — a 37% margin, 2.68× equity multiple and 55.1% IRR under conservative underwriting.

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