
Gatlinburg Short-Term Rentals for Sale This Week
Gatlinburg’s short-term rental inventory this week ranges from downtown-walkable townhomes to larger mountain cabins, along with several pending and recently closed opportunities that show the types of properties moving through the market. The listings below are drawn from the current checked status and the week’s newly introduced properties, with remarks-based rental references noted where provided by the listing.
This week’s Gatlinburg selection includes new cabins, townhomes, and larger group-friendly properties with location, views, and amenities that vary widely. Several listings reference rental history or projected performance in their remarks, while others are positioned more as personal retreats with STR potential. Use the notes below to compare layout, setting, and amenity packages, and remember that rental claims, permit status, and allowance details should be verified property by property.
Availability, listing prices, and days on market last checked October 4, 2026. New-listing and sold sections cover September 21–September 27, 2026.
Just Listed Short-Term Rental Properties in Gatlinburg
The most recent properties introduced from September 21 through September 27, 2026, including properties that are now under contract or sold.
- 770 Park Vista Way, GatlinburgAvailable $1,099,000
Smokies Views is a large, renovated cabin between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, and the remarks make clear that it is designed with group use in mind. Two game rooms, a private movie theater, a hot tub, and resort pools give it a guest-focused setup, while the reported bookings and review history give buyers something concrete to review with their agent. It is a strong example of a property where amenities and layout work together.
- 1131 Tanrac Tr, GatlinburgAvailable $399,990
The listing describes a screened porch, a lower deck, a generator, updated interiors, and a basement suite. Confirm the current layout and any rental-related details with Matt before relying on them.
- 1124 Twin Oaks Road, GatlinburgAvailable $599,900
The listing describes a Chalet Village cabin with two bedrooms, a bonus room, three baths, a game room, and a hot tub. Community amenities and any rental permissions should be confirmed for this property.
- 741 Chestnut Drive, GatlinburgAvailable $1,199,000
This Chalet Village North property leans hard into amenities, with an indoor pool, multiple deck levels, a lower-level fireplace, and a mini putting green. The spacious three-level layout gives the home room to spread out, and the remarks note that it is already earning in an established rental program. It is one of the more amenity-heavy listings in the week’s Gatlinburg group.
- 712 Nocks Drive, GatlinburgAvailable $899,000
This Kings Ridge cabin is a turn-key furnished property on a flat lot with broad mountain views and a practical feature set. The covered porches, gazebo, garage, and storage shed make it especially easy to picture as a second home or rental. If you want a smaller cabin with a clean, finished look and no HOA fees, this one belongs on the shortlist.
- 531 Gatlin Drive, GatlinburgAvailable $935,000
This 5-bedroom Gatlinburg cabin is built for larger groups, with generous gathering areas, decks, a hot tub, and a firepit. The remarks point to two years of strong gross rental revenue and a location that is convenient to Rocky Top Sports World, downtown Gatlinburg, and the national park. It is a good option to study if you want a cabin that is already configured for multi-group stays.
- 647 Kristis Place, GatlinburgAvailable $1,340,000
This mountain-view cabin combines a high-end finish package with a strong guest setup, including a main-level primary suite, lower-level entertainment space, and multiple outdoor areas. The remarks also note a sprinkler system, covered hot tub, sauna, and a management offer from the seller, which are important details to verify during due diligence. The setting above Gatlinburg gives it a private feel while staying close to town.
- 215 Circle Drive Unit 3, GatlinburgAvailable $699,000
This downtown Gatlinburg townhome stands out for walkability and a brand-new finish package. The layout gives you three levels, balcony access from all three bedrooms, and a lower level that can flex into a sleeping area, game room, or theater space. For buyers focused on location and guest convenience, the flat walk to downtown is the key feature.
Gatlinburg Short-Term Rentals for Sale: Available Listings
The newest available properties introduced on or before September 27, 2026. Availability was checked October 4, 2026; confirm current status with Matt before making plans.
- 770 Park Vista Way, GatlinburgAvailable $1,099,000
Smokies Views is a large, renovated cabin between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, and the remarks make clear that it is designed with group use in mind. Two game rooms, a private movie theater, a hot tub, and resort pools give it a guest-focused setup, while the reported bookings and review history give buyers something concrete to review with their agent. It is a strong example of a property where amenities and layout work together.
- 1131 Tanrac Tr, GatlinburgAvailable $399,990
The listing describes a screened porch, a lower deck, a generator, updated interiors, and a basement suite. Confirm the current layout and any rental-related details with Matt before relying on them.
- 1124 Twin Oaks Road, GatlinburgAvailable $599,900
The listing describes a Chalet Village cabin with two bedrooms, a bonus room, three baths, a game room, and a hot tub. Community amenities and any rental permissions should be confirmed for this property.
- 741 Chestnut Drive, GatlinburgAvailable $1,199,000
This Chalet Village North property leans hard into amenities, with an indoor pool, multiple deck levels, a lower-level fireplace, and a mini putting green. The spacious three-level layout gives the home room to spread out, and the remarks note that it is already earning in an established rental program. It is one of the more amenity-heavy listings in the week’s Gatlinburg group.
- 712 Nocks Drive, GatlinburgAvailable $899,000
This Kings Ridge cabin is a turn-key furnished property on a flat lot with broad mountain views and a practical feature set. The covered porches, gazebo, garage, and storage shed make it especially easy to picture as a second home or rental. If you want a smaller cabin with a clean, finished look and no HOA fees, this one belongs on the shortlist.
- 531 Gatlin Drive, GatlinburgAvailable $935,000
This 5-bedroom Gatlinburg cabin is built for larger groups, with generous gathering areas, decks, a hot tub, and a firepit. The remarks point to two years of strong gross rental revenue and a location that is convenient to Rocky Top Sports World, downtown Gatlinburg, and the national park. It is a good option to study if you want a cabin that is already configured for multi-group stays.
- 647 Kristis Place, GatlinburgAvailable $1,340,000
This mountain-view cabin combines a high-end finish package with a strong guest setup, including a main-level primary suite, lower-level entertainment space, and multiple outdoor areas. The remarks also note a sprinkler system, covered hot tub, sauna, and a management offer from the seller, which are important details to verify during due diligence. The setting above Gatlinburg gives it a private feel while staying close to town.
- 215 Circle Drive Unit 3, GatlinburgAvailable $699,000
This downtown Gatlinburg townhome stands out for walkability and a brand-new finish package. The layout gives you three levels, balcony access from all three bedrooms, and a lower level that can flex into a sleeping area, game room, or theater space. For buyers focused on location and guest convenience, the flat walk to downtown is the key feature.
- 408 Potters Ridge Road, GatlinburgAvailable $847,000
This cabin in the Arts and Crafts District offers a mountain-view setting, a practical multi-level layout, and enough interior and exterior space to work well for guests. The main level centers on the great room and fireplace, while the lower level adds a den, two bedrooms, and additional bath space. Since it is already on an established rental program, it is a useful comparison for buyers looking at cabins with functional guest flow.
- 927 Street Of Dreams Way, GatlinburgAvailable $1,285,000
The listing describes an indoor pool, a game loft and a theater.
Gatlinburg Properties Now Under Contract
Matching properties with a current pending or under-contract status, checked October 4, 2026. Their final sale prices have not been published.
- 1126 E Foothills Drive, GatlinburgPending $665,000
This Gatlinburg cabin is already under contract, but the remarks show why it drew attention: remodeled interior spaces, a private hot tub and firepit, a game room, and a strong location near downtown and the national park. It also has a 4.9 Airbnb rating noted in the remarks, which helps explain the interest. Since it is pending, it is best viewed as a reference point for what buyers were pursuing in this week’s pool.
- 1123 Longview Court, GatlinburgPending $975,000
This new-construction Chalet Village North home is still underway, so buyers will need to evaluate it based on the plan, location, and projected finish rather than finished occupancy history. The remarks emphasize the mountain view, custom build quality, and proximity to Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and the national park. It is one to watch if you want a newer cabin in a familiar mountain setting.
- 124 Roaring Fork Rd, GatlinburgPending $2,680,000
This 11-unit Gatlinburg portfolio is a very different type of STR opportunity, with multiple furnished cottages and a strong emphasis on scale. The remarks highlight kitchenette space in some units, fiber internet, smart TVs, and no HOA, along with room to expand some of the cottages. It is a property where operational details and site planning will matter a lot.
- 205 W Pinnacle Drive, GatlinburgPending $749,999
This Pinnacle Drive cabin is built around convenience and guest amenities, with step-free access to the main floor, a main-level primary suite, and a parking lot that makes arrivals simpler. Inside, the theater screen, pool table, and fireplace give it a clear entertainment focus, while the mountain view and location close to Gatlinburg attractions add to its appeal. It is the kind of property that should be compared carefully for access and layout.
- 1116 Greenbriar Village Lane, GatlinburgPending $1,125,000
This Greenbriar Village lodge is set up for group stays, with five en-suite bedrooms, a theater room, pool table, arcade games, and a creekside setting. The outdoor space is a major part of the appeal, especially the swim spa, hot tub, firepit, and level lawn. Since it is pending, buyers can still use it to understand what kind of amenity package has been drawing attention.
- 3606 Parkland Way, GatlinburgPending $499,900
This White Oak Resort cabin sits directly behind the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is the kind of setting many buyers look for when they want privacy and a true mountain backdrop. The home is offered furnished and features screened decks, a loft/game area, and resort amenities that include a pool, tennis courts, fitness center, walking trails, and clubhouse. It is a good one to compare for buyers who want a resort-style cabin with a park-adjacent location.
- 3827 Getta Way, GatlinburgPending $415,000
Sugar Bear’s Chalet is a smaller mountain cabin with a private feel, wraparound porch, and hot tub that fit the quiet, wooded setting. The recent improvements called out in the remarks include the HVAC, roof, flooring, appliances, and bath updates, and the home is being sold furnished. It is also notable for being grandfathered with no HOA fees in Cobbly Nob.
- 244 Palmer Rd, GatlinburgPending $599,000
This Arts & Crafts District log cabin is set up for a straightforward rental or second-home use case, with a private setting, strong indoor-outdoor space, and a layout that already works well for guests. The main suite is on the main level, and the upstairs adds two more bedrooms plus a large bonus area with bunk beds, a queen bed, and game tables. It is fully furnished and close to downtown, the trolley, dining, and shopping.
- 1276 Bavarian Way, GatlinburgPending $1,675,000
This Alpine Mountain Village cabin is designed for larger groups, with six bedrooms, a rooftop deck, a private pool, and multiple outdoor spaces. The remarks say it is permitted for up to 18 people and include a sprinkler system, but those details should still be verified for any buyer. It is an example of a high-amenity rental-focused cabin that is currently under contract.
- 1177 Ski View, GatlinburgPending $1,199,000
This Chalet Village North cabin offers a lot of sleeping space, a big view, and a layout built for gathering. The remarks focus on the open living level, updated finishes, and the large outdoor spaces that frame the mountain scenery. It is already in pending status, but it is still useful as a benchmark for larger Gatlinburg cabins with high guest capacity.
Just Sold Rental Properties in Gatlinburg
Recorded closings from September 21 through September 27, 2026. Sold prices and days on market help put individual listings in context.
- 656 Morning Mist Way, GatlinburgSold $425,000
This Morning Mist Resort cabin shows how important efficient layouts can be in Gatlinburg rentals, with two master suites on the main level and an upstairs living area that opens to the deck and hot tub. The remarks point to proven rental income, making it a good reference point for buyers comparing smaller cabins with established guest use. Its location near the Arts & Crafts area keeps it close to downtown access and the national park entrance.
- 712 Octagon Drive, GatlinburgSold $620,000
The Reserve is a renovated cabin with mountain views, multiple outdoor living areas, and a lower level that gives guests added privacy. The remarks describe a successful Airbnb history, and the deck, hot tub, and separate entrance are the kinds of features that tend to matter in a vacation-rental setup. It is a strong example of a cabin balancing getaway use and rental function.
- 222 Braydens Way, GatlinburgSold $384,500
The listing describes a Braydens Way cabin with two bedrooms, one bath, a loft reached by a spiral staircase, granite, and Trex decking. It also mentions shared pickleball and firepit amenities; its rental projection is unverified and requires review with Matt.
- 730 Deerfoot Drive, GatlinburgSold $900,000
This custom Gatlinburg home combines mountain views, a flexible floor plan, and plenty of room to turn the extra spaces into guest-friendly areas. The remarks describe a main-level primary suite, a large loft, a walk-out lower level, and a two-car garage that could be adapted for entertainment space. The lot package and accessibility details make it worth a close look for someone wanting a larger residence with STR potential.
In Gatlinburg, the details matter: location, access, layout, and what the cabin actually offers guests are what I look at first. If a listing mentions rental performance or STR potential, I always recommend confirming the property-specific rules before you count on it.
A good Gatlinburg STR search starts with practical fit. Walkability, mountain setting, sleeping capacity, and guest-ready features can matter as much as the view. If you’re comparing cabins, ask which details are verified, which are just remarks, and what the property can support today. I can help you sort through those questions before you write an offer.
Gatlinburg Rental Property Questions
What makes a Gatlinburg STR a practical buy to compare first?
Start with location, access, sleeping capacity, and how the layout supports guests. Then review the remarks for any claimed rental history or amenities tied to the listing.
Can I assume a property is allowed for short-term rental use?
No. Remarks may describe rental use or potential, but permit status, zoning, HOA rules, and approval details need to be verified for that specific property.
Why do some listings mention income or projections in the remarks?
Those notes come from the seller-side listing remarks and can help you understand how the property is being positioned, but they are not independently verified by The Maloney Team.
Should I focus only on cabins in Gatlinburg?
Not necessarily. This week includes cabins, townhomes, and larger portfolio-style opportunities, and the right fit depends on your goals, guest strategy, and the property’s actual features.
What should I ask Matt Maloney before making an offer on an STR property?
Ask him to help you verify the property’s rental status, access, layout, and any remarks-based claims so you can make a decision with the right property-specific information.
Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Availability, prices, and property details may change. Verify rental permissions, revenue, expenses, permits, and restrictions independently with Matt before making a purchase decision.

