Pigeon Forge Log Cabin Market Report: September 2026
October 2026 edition: September 2026 closed cabin sales compared with August 2026.
Pigeon Forge closed 17 log cabin sales in September 2026, up from 15 in August. The monthly mix also shifted higher on price, with a median sold price of $630,000 versus $550,000 last month, while marketing time shortened and sale-to-asking improved.
September brought more closed log cabin sales in Pigeon Forge than August, along with a higher median sold price and a modestly stronger sale-to-asking ratio. Average marketing time moved lower as well, though that still reflects the mix of cabins that happened to close in the month rather than a broad rule for every cabin. Overall, the month points to a market that stayed active at a range of price points, including several higher-end sales near and above the seven-figure mark.
Pigeon Forge Cabin Market: September 2026 vs. August 2026
Closed sales reflect completed transactions. Monthly median prices can change as the mix of cabin sizes, locations and amenities changes.
- Closed cabin sales 17
- Median sold price $630,000
- Total closed-sale volume $11,327,000
- Average days on market 90 days
- Average sale-to-asking price 98.5%
Pigeon Forge Cabins Sold in September 2026
Recent completed cabin sales, shown with their recorded closing prices.
- 1205 Parkview Vista Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $740,000
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin closed at $740,000 after a $765,000 list price, which is below asking. The 251 days on market show a long marketing period before closing, and the remarks point to a luxury cabin with mountain views and strong location appeal near Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.
- 2621 Raccoon Hollow Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $450,000
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin sold for $450,000 versus a $460,000 list price, landing below asking. With 187 days on market, it took a lengthy marketing period to close, and the listing remarks describe a cabin in Wears Valley with resort amenities and mountain views.
- 3039 Brothers Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $349,000
This 1-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin sold for $349,000 against a $339,500 list price, which is above asking. It closed after 42 days on market, a relatively short marketing period compared with many of the month’s sales, and the remarks describe a compact cabin in Brother’s Cove Resort.
- 2036 Ridge Rd Unit 14, Pigeon ForgeSold $270,000
This 1-bedroom, 1-bath cabin sold for $270,000 after a $285,000 list price, so it closed below asking. The cabin spent 87 days on market, and the remarks note a small wooded retreat near the Parkway with reported short-term rental history, which is unverified.
- 580 Warbonnet Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $945,000
This 3-bedroom, 5-bath rooftop cabin sold for $945,000 versus a $950,000 list price, essentially at asking but still slightly below it. It spent 34 days on market, and the remarks describe a newer luxury cabin with rooftop amenities and a strong entertainment-focused layout.
- 440 Hatchet Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $1,300,000
This 4-bedroom, 6-bath cabin sold for $1,300,000, exactly equal to the recorded list price. With 114 days on market, it had a longer marketing period, and the remarks describe an under-construction luxury cabin with a private indoor pool and game space.
- 2036 Ridge Road, Pigeon ForgeSold $395,000
This two-bedroom, two-bath cabin sold for $395,000 versus a $409,000 recorded asking price, finishing below asking. It recorded 2 days on market.
- 4408 Forest Vista Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $440,000
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin sold for $440,000 versus a $450,000 list price, a result below asking. The 33 days on market indicate a relatively quick sale, and the remarks highlight Sherwood Forest Resort with mountain views and guest amenities.
- 615 Iron Mountain Rd, Pigeon ForgeSold $300,000
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin sold for $300,000 against a $314,000 list price, so it closed below asking. It spent 63 days on market, and the remarks describe a cabin just off the Parkway with residential zoning and no short-term rental eligibility noted in the listing.
- 2107 Valley Creek Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $970,000
This four-bedroom, six-bath cabin sold for $970,000 versus a $960,000 recorded asking price, finishing above asking. It recorded 121 days on market; the listing remarks mention a private indoor pool, home theater and an unverified rental projection.
- 645 Chickasaw Gap Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $430,000
This 1-bedroom, 2-bath cabin sold for $430,000 at the recorded list price, a full-asking result. It closed after 22 days on market, and the remarks include reported 2025 rental income figures that are unverified and should be treated as listing claims, not confirmed performance.
- 4523 Forest Vista Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $730,000
This 4-bedroom, 3-bath log cabin sold for $730,000 versus a $749,900 list price, which is below asking. It spent 49 days on market, and the remarks point to a Sherwood Forest Resort cabin with mountain views and a projected rental range that is unverified.
What stood out in September was not just more closings, but a better result on price relative to asking and less time spent on the market for the cabins that sold.
From my perspective, September’s numbers suggest sellers who priced and positioned their cabins well had a better path to closing than they did in August. That does not mean every cabin sold faster or for more, but it does show the month favored a stronger mix at the top end and a little less time in marketing overall. If I were advising a seller, I would still focus on clean presentation and realistic pricing, because the month’s results suggest buyers remained selective even as closed-sale results improved.
Pigeon Forge Monthly Cabin Market FAQ
Did Pigeon Forge log cabin sales improve in September 2026?
Closed sales increased to 17 in September from 15 in August. That is a modest month-over-month increase, and it came alongside a higher median sold price and a stronger sale-to-asking ratio.
What happened to the median sold price?
The median sold price rose to $630,000 from $550,000. That change reflects the sales mix in September versus August, not proof that every cabin appreciated.
Did cabins sell faster in September?
Yes, the average days on market dropped to about 90 days from roughly 107 days in August. That means the cabins that closed in September spent less time in marketing on average, but it does not guarantee shorter marketing time for every cabin.
How close were sellers to asking price?
The average sale-to-list ratio improved to about 98.5% from 97.4% in August. In practical terms, the September closings were a little closer to asking overall.
Can I use these numbers to price my log cabin?
They are a helpful reference, especially when paired with a cabin’s size, condition, and location. Still, the best pricing strategy is cabin-specific, because September’s results include everything from small entry-level cabins to higher-end luxury sales.
This October 2026 edition covers completed cabin sales through September 30, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; confirm property details, rental permissions and financial statements with Matt before making a decision.
