Sevierville Log Cabin Market Report: July 2026
August 2026 edition: July 2026 closed cabin sales compared with June 2026.
Sevierville’s log cabin market posted fewer closed sales in July than in June, and the sales mix shifted lower on the median price side. Marketing time improved, and the average sale-to-list ratio also moved higher, but the month still reflected a smaller closed-sales count overall.
In July 2026, Sevierville closed 61 log cabin sales versus 69 in June, a decrease of 8 sales. The median sold price fell to $595,000 from $670,000, which suggests a lower-priced mix of cabins sold rather than a conclusion about every cabin’s value. Average marketing time improved to 90.7 days from 99.7 days, and the average sale-to-list ratio rose to 96.2% from 95.2%.
Sevierville Cabin Market: July 2026 vs. June 2026
Closed sales reflect completed transactions. Monthly median prices can change as the mix of cabin sizes, locations and amenities changes.
- Closed cabin sales 61
- Median sold price $595,000
- Total closed-sale volume $53,135,399
- Average days on market 91 days
- Average sale-to-asking price 96.2%
Sevierville Cabins Sold in July 2026
Recent completed cabin sales, shown with their recorded closing prices.
- 2919 Golden Pond Way, SeviervilleSold $420,000
Closed at the full recorded asking price after 30 days on market. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin was marketed with reported 2025 gross rental income of $67,256.60, which remains unverified.
- 3140 Brothers Way, SeviervilleSold $460,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 79 days on market. The cabin was marketed as furnished and as part of Brothers Cove, with an unverified AirDNA projection cited in the remarks.
- 1644 Little Cabin Loop, SeviervilleSold $530,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 46 days on market. This fully remodeled 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin was presented as turn-key and fully furnished.
- 1850 Red Bone Way, SeviervilleSold $395,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 78 days on market. The cabin was marketed with mountain views and as a turn-key STR opportunity, with revenue language in the remarks that is unverified.
- 1945 Valley Woods Drive, SeviervilleSold $775,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 119 days on market. The remarks described creekfront acreage and included a projected $138,000 gross revenue figure, which is unverified.
- 1815 Taylor Way, SeviervilleSold $505,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 164 days on market. The cabin was described in the remarks as a 4.9-star rated rental with reported income history, which is unverified.
- 1809 Red Bone Way, SeviervilleSold $312,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 44 days on market. This 1-bedroom cabin was marketed with an adjacent parcel included and a mountain setting.
- 331 Rambling Creek Way Unit LOT 55R, SeviervilleSold $1,900,000
Closed at the full recorded asking price after 42 days on market. This new-construction luxury cabin was marketed with a private indoor pool and access to a community water park.
- 2308 Hidden Mountain Rd, SeviervilleSold $507,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 35 days on market. The cabin was marketed as fully furnished and in Hidden Mountain with seasonal mountain views.
- 3140 Smoky Ridge Way, SeviervilleSold $411,500
Closed below the recorded asking price after 41 days on market. This log cabin was marketed as turnkey and located in a vacation community just minutes from the Parkway.
- 3139 Smoky Ridge Way, SeviervilleSold $407,000
Closed below the recorded asking price after 73 days on market. The cabin was marketed as fully furnished and turn-key in Smoky Mountain Ridge.
- 2453 Hackberry Drive, SeviervilleSold $800,000
Closed slightly above the recorded asking price after 156 days on market. The cabin was marketed with mountain views, a wrap-around deck, and a game room.
When the closed-sale count drops and the median shifts, I look at the mix first, not just the headline price.
From a pricing standpoint, July suggests sellers still had to stay realistic, but the market did reward well-positioned cabins. The shorter marketing time and better sale-to-list ratio tell me buyers were still willing to move on the right cabin, while the lower median points to a different mix of sales than June. If you are selling, the safest move may be to price against the current mix rather than assume last month’s higher median will carry forward.
Sevierville Monthly Cabin Market FAQ
Did Sevierville log cabin sales increase or decrease in July?
They decreased. July closed 61 log cabin sales, compared with 69 in June, a drop of 8 sales. That is a straightforward slowdown in closed volume, not a forecast for the next month.
What happened to the median sold price?
The median sold price fell from $670,000 in June to $595,000 in July. The change reflects a different mix of cabins sold rather than proof that every cabin lost value.
Were cabins selling faster in July?
Yes, on average they were. The average marketing time improved to 90.7 days from 99.7 days, which means cabins spent less time on the market before closing. That does not mean every cabin sold quickly, because individual results still varied widely.
Did sellers get a better sale-to-list ratio in July?
Yes. The average sale-to-list ratio increased to 96.2% from 95.2%, so cabins closed a little closer to asking on average. That said, each property still needs to be judged on its own condition, pricing, and location.
What should a seller take from this report?
July suggests that realistic pricing still matters in Sevierville. The market rewarded some cabins with stronger pricing outcomes, but the lower median and smaller sales count also show that the closed-sale mix changed. A seller may want to price with the current mix in mind rather than rely on last month’s headline numbers.
This August 2026 edition covers completed cabin sales through July 31, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; confirm property details, rental permissions and financial statements with Matt before making a decision.
