Sevierville Log Cabin Market Report: August 2026
September 2026 edition: August 2026 closed cabin sales compared with July 2026.
Sevierville saw more closed log cabin sales in August than in July, while the median sold price stayed essentially flat and marketing time improved slightly. The sale-to-asking ratio also moved higher, which suggests buyers paid a bit closer to asking on the closed sales that month.
August produced 79 closed log cabin sales in Sevierville, up from 61 in July. The median sold price moved from $595,000 to $594,000, a small shift that reflects changes in the sales mix rather than a broad move in cabin values. Average marketing time improved from about 90.7 days to 85.5 days, and the average sale-to-list ratio rose from 96.2% to 97.4%.
Sevierville Cabin Market: August 2026 vs. July 2026
Closed sales reflect completed transactions. Monthly median prices can change as the mix of cabin sizes, locations and amenities changes.
- Closed cabin sales 79
- Median sold price $594,000
- Total closed-sale volume $59,420,150
- Average days on market 86 days
- Average sale-to-asking price 97.4%
Sevierville Cabins Sold in August 2026
Recent completed cabin sales, shown with their recorded closing prices.
- 1654 Veterans Blvd Unit 14, SeviervilleSold $525,000
This 3-bedroom, 3-bath contemporary cabin closed at $525,000 after 21 days on market. The reported 2025 gross rental income of about $56,500 is unverified, and the listing also mentioned a possible bulk deal with the adjacent unit.
- 1630 JED Trail, SeviervilleSold $420,000
This 1-bedroom, 2-bath cabin closed at its $420,000 asking price after 14 days on market. It was presented as a couples-focused Smoky Mountain retreat near area attractions.
- 2824 Mary Ridge Farm Road, SeviervilleSold $340,000
This log cabin closed at $340,000 after 81 days on market, below its $350,000 asking price. It offered about an acre, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a more rural setting with easy access.
- 2980 Kulpan Way, SeviervilleSold $568,000
This 2-bedroom, 3-bath log cabin closed at $568,000 after 95 days on market, below its $599,999 asking price. The remarks highlighted multiple entertainment spaces, covered porches, and a Wears Valley location.
- 2027 Smoky Cove Rd, SeviervilleSold $780,000
This 3-bedroom, 5-bath cabin closed at $780,000 after 18 days on market, slightly above its $775,000 asking price. The listing emphasized three king suites, multiple recreation areas, and seasonal community amenities.
- 154 Smoky Mountain Way, SeviervilleSold $400,000
This 1-bedroom, 1-bath log cabin closed at $400,000 after 33 days on market, below its $409,900 asking price. The remarks reported 2025 income of $58,970, which is unverified here.
- 1249 Secona Way, SeviervilleSold $445,000
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin closed at $445,000 after a long 318-day marketing period, below its $479,900 asking price. The listing focused on furnishings, a hot tub, and proximity to Dollywood and other attractions.
- 3005 Nellie Drive, SeviervilleSold $745,000
This 3-bedroom, 4-bath contemporary cabin closed at $745,000 after 60 days on market, below its $779,000 asking price. The remarks described it as fully furnished and already launched as a rental.
- 3119 Mitzi Way, SeviervilleSold $795,000
This brand-new 2-bedroom cabin with a game room closed at $795,000 after 107 days on market, slightly below its $799,000 asking price. The indoor pool and community features were central to the listing.
- 2876 Mcmahan Sawmill Rd, SeviervilleSold $440,000
This creekside 3-bedroom, 2-bath cottage-style cabin closed at $440,000 after 70 days on market, below its $459,000 asking price. The remarks emphasized its setting, detached garage, gazebo, and covered deck.
- 2011 Ridgecrest Loop Lane, SeviervilleSold $458,000
This 1-bedroom, 1-bath retreat closed at its $458,000 asking price after 100 days on market. The listing reported approximately $50,000 in annual gross income, which should be treated as unverified.
- 2010 Cougar Crossing Way, SeviervilleSold $860,000
This 4-bedroom, 5-bath cabin closed at $860,000 after 162 days on market, below its $899,900 asking price. The remarks highlighted extensive upgrades, multiple entertainment areas, and strong mountain views.
When more cabins close and buyers are paying a little closer to asking, it usually means pricing still matters a lot. The right cabins can move, but the ones that miss the market may sit longer.
My take is pretty simple: Sevierville’s August closing stats show an active market, but not one where every cabin got a lift. The median was basically unchanged, which tells me the mix of what sold mattered more than a big shift in prices overall. If I were advising a seller, I’d still focus on sharp pricing and clean presentation because the market is rewarding well-positioned cabins more than it is forgiving overreach.
Sevierville Monthly Cabin Market FAQ
Did Sevierville log cabin sales increase in August?
Yes. Closed sales rose to 79 in August from 61 in July. That is a meaningful increase in the number of cabins that reached closing during the month.
What happened to the median sold price?
The median sold price moved from $595,000 in July to $594,000 in August. That is essentially flat, and it suggests a change in the mix of cabins sold rather than proof that every cabin gained or lost value.
Were cabins selling faster?
Yes, on average they spent less time on market in August. Average marketing time fell from about 90.7 days to 85.5 days, which is a modest improvement.
How close were sellers getting to asking price?
The average sale-to-list ratio improved from 96.2% in July to 97.4% in August. That means August closings, on average, landed a little closer to asking than July’s closings.
What does this market mean for a seller?
It suggests pricing still matters a great deal. A cabin that is well positioned may still move, but the August numbers show that buyers were not broadly paying above asking across the board.
This September 2026 edition covers completed cabin sales through August 31, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; confirm property details, rental permissions and financial statements with Matt before making a decision.
