Lakeside Flagstone Steps

Natural access down a steep slope

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Lakeside Flagstone Steps in East Tennessee

This steep lakeside property in East Tennessee offered breathtaking views, but getting down to the water was a challenge. The homeowner needed a safe, natural way to access the shoreline without disrupting the surrounding trees and terrain. Our team designed and built a 70-step quarried flagstone staircase that blends seamlessly into the landscape while providing durable, long-term stability on the hillside.

Project Overview

Location: East Tennessee (Lakeside Property)
Services Provided: Hillside excavation, natural stone step installation, erosion control, grading and drainage preparation
Material: Tennessee Variegated quarried flagstone
Timeline: Completed in 2024

Client Goals

The client’s primary goal was to create a safe, long-lasting access path from their home down to the water’s edge. The site’s steep grade and limited access made traditional construction methods difficult, but maintaining a natural look was equally important.

Key goals included:

    • Safe, stable access down a steep wooded slope
    • Natural materials that complement the lakeside environment
    • Long-term erosion control and structural integrity
    • A finished pathway that feels like part of the land

Our Process

This project demanded careful planning and precision craftsmanship from start to finish. The slope’s grade and tree coverage limited machine access, so much of the work was done by hand, each stone measured, set, and leveled individually.

Our installation process included:

Project Highlights

    • Over 70 quarried flagstone steps, each custom leveled on-site
    • Natural slope integration with minimal disruption to the landscape
    • Durable, low-maintenance solution for lakeside access
    • Precision placement for safe, comfortable footing
      Earth-toned stone that blends seamlessly into wooded surroundings

Built to Last — and Built to Belong

The finished staircase feels as if it’s always been part of the property, functional, natural, and built to endure decades of use. From the top of the hill to the water’s edge, the path invites the homeowner to enjoy their land safely and beautifully.

Ready to Build a Natural Path to the Water?

If your lakefront or sloped property needs safer, more attractive access, Property Docktors can help.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and see how we can bring natural stone craftsmanship to your landscape.

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