Smoky Mountains Cabin Market Weekly Update: New Listings, Pendings, and Closings
This Smoky Mountains cabin week brought 59 new listings and 18 pending properties, while 19 cabins closed with a median sale price of $439,500. Closed sales averaged 80.4 days on market and sold at an average of 96.4% of list price. Compared with the prior seven-day window, closed-sale timing improved and the median sale price was notably lower, which points to a more mixed pricing environment even as tourism demand remains supportive.
The seven-day window ended with 59 new listings and 18 pendings, alongside 19 closed sales that averaged 80.4 days on market and 96.4% of list price. The median closed price landed at $439,500, down from the prior window’s $769,900, while average days on market improved versus the previous sample. That mix suggests buyers still have options, but well-positioned cabins with the right layout, access, and amenity set can still move through the market when priced to match demand.
Smoky Mountains Market at a Glance
Verified seven-day activity for the week ending September 27, 2026.
Pending prices are not public. Sold price, days on market, and sale-to-list figures appear only when they are available for a recorded closing.
New Smoky Mountains Log Cabin Listings
New active log cabin listings recorded from September 21 through September 27, 2026.
- 4170 Mountain Rest Way, SeviervillePending $615,000
This new-construction Hazelwood cabin is being positioned for short-term rental use, with mountain views, nearly 2 acres, and a fully furnished plan that should appeal to buyers who want a fresh build with room to customize before completion.
- 2670 Cedar Falls Way, SeviervillePending $1,300,000
Timberstone stands out for its acreage, creek setting, and distinctive handcrafted interior finishes, which gives it a more custom, destination-style feel than a standard resort cabin.
- 2430 Cove Mountain Lane, SeviervilleNew $1,420,000
This newer Wears Valley chalet leans hard into group-friendly features, with an indoor pool, multiple suites, and layered deck space that should matter to both investors and large-family buyers.
- 3210 Pine Way, Pigeon ForgeNew $1,050,000
The projected gross rental revenue stated in the remarks is reported as a listing-remarks claim and unverified; the cabin’s real selling point is its newer construction, indoor pool, bunk setup, and proximity to Pigeon Forge Parkway.
- 3163 Sourwood Way, SeviervilleNew $429,000
This smaller Hidden Lake chalet is priced more accessibly and highlights a compact, guest-ready layout near the Parkway, which may appeal to buyers looking for a simpler cabin with attraction access.
- 165 N Smoky Mountain Way, SeviervilleNew $386,000
The Echota cabin emphasizes convenience, privacy, and a tucked-away setting, and the remarks also point to the possibility of buying it with the seller’s nearby companion cabin for a bundled strategy.
- 1020 Walini Way, SeviervilleNew $395,000
This sibling Echota cabin shares the same portfolio angle, with furnished interiors, a screened porch, and the option to pair it with the nearby cabin for a two-property purchase.
- 770 Park Vista Way, GatlinburgNew $1,099,000
Smokies Views combines renovated interiors with a strong guest-facing amenity mix, and the reported booking history in the remarks is a useful indicator for buyers evaluating revenue track record, though it remains unverified here.
- 3620 Moonshine Way, GatlinburgNew $1,375,000
This Cobbly Nob log cabin is built around group entertainment, with multiple bedrooms, several decks, and a lower-level game space that should help it stand out for larger-party rentals.
- 601 Old Knoxville Highway, SeviervilleNew $379,000
This river-adjacent log cabin offers unusually flexible zoning and a separate shop building, so buyers who value live/work options or extra usable space should take a close look.
- 2120 Jeans Way, SeviervilleNew $400,000
The cabin’s creekside setting, fresh updates, and strong amenity package make it a practical entry in the STR market, while the remarks also note reported guest rating strength without independent verification.
- 985 King Branch Road, SeviervilleNew $849,000
This fully furnished, fully permitted cabin gives buyers a larger-acreage option with outdoor gathering space, multiple ensuite bedrooms, and a clear short-term rental path already in place.
- 714 Old Ridge Rd, GatlinburgNew $849,000
This Gatlinburg cabin combines a mountain-view setting with a three-king-bedroom layout and multiple decks, which should be attractive to buyers targeting family and multi-couple groups.
- 1417 Tiffany Cove Way, SeviervilleNew $538,888
Seller financing and a furnished setup make this Tiffany Ridge cabin notable, especially for buyers who want a smaller cabin close to attractions with game-room and hot tub appeal.
- 1990 Blackthorn Tr, SeviervilleNew $2,200,000
The reported gross rental revenue in the remarks is an unverified listing claim, but the real draw here is the scale: seven bedrooms, an indoor pool, gym space, and a location near Dollywood.
- 2793 Dogwood Drive, SeviervilleNew $875,000
This new-build cabin stands out for its reclaimed-material craftsmanship and outdoor living design, which may help it appeal to buyers who want a more distinctive finish package.
- 2540 White Timberlake Drive, SeviervilleNew $385,000
This newer Timber Lake cabin is compact, fully furnished, and set up for overnight use, making it a straightforward option for buyers who want convenience over size.
- 1124 Twin Oaks Road, GatlinburgNew $599,900
This Chalet Village cabin offers established rental history, multiple decks, and seasonal mountain views, and the reported 2025 income figures in the remarks should be treated as listing-remarks claims only.
- 1830 Cherry View Lane, Pigeon ForgeNew $415,000
The Sky Harbor log cabin is a smaller-scale option with a familiar cabin layout, hot tub, and loft space, which should appeal to buyers targeting lower-maintenance overnight rental inventory.
- 1455 Honey Oaks Way, SeviervilleNew $495,000
The reported 2025 gross income in the remarks is an unverified listing claim, but the larger lot, Bluff Mountain view, and no-HOA setting are the practical advantages here.
- 3342 Frontier View Drive, SeviervilleNew $699,900
This turnkey cabin emphasizes a convenient location, modern finishes, and easy access roads, which should help it compete with other newer Smoky Mountain rentals.
- 737 Chickasaw Gap Way, Pigeon ForgeNew $874,900
Mountaintop Manor is positioned as a proven performer with strong review history and reported bookings in the remarks, and its five-suite layout should continue to appeal to larger groups.
- 2308 Whipoorwill Hill Way, SeviervilleNew $520,000
This Wears Valley cabin combines solid reported revenue, guest-favorite reviews, and a central location between the park and the main attractions, which is a practical formula for a rental buyer.
- 2140 Bear Haven Way, SeviervilleNew $619,000
Bear Creek Crossing gives buyers a resort setting with indoor pool access, multiple king suites, and a game loft, which makes the amenity package as important as the cabin itself.
Smoky Mountains Cabins Newly Under Contract
Cabins that moved into pending status during this reporting window.
- 634 Stockton Drive, SeviervillePending $675,000
The pending status and reported rental history show this Grand View Resort cabin found a buyer after a few weeks on market, and its updated, turnkey setup likely helped.
- 1065 Shell Mountain Road, SeviervillePending $339,900
This smaller log cabin went pending after a longer marketing period, and the remarks frame it as a value play with upgrades, a private lot, and a manageable size for the right buyer.
- 2215 Cub Circle, SeviervillePending $1,185,000
This large Walden’s Creek cabin offers an indoor heated pool, theater room, and multiple entertainment spaces, which are the kinds of features that tend to matter most in this price tier.
- 1637 Lamons Loop, SeviervillePending $459,000
This Sky Harbor cabin moved pending with a long-range view, smart layout for couples or families, and a set of recent mechanical updates that likely supported buyer confidence.
- 208 Moose Ridge Way, Pigeon ForgePending $392,000
The Pigeon Forge location, small footprint, and turnkey furnishings made this a practical pending option for buyers who wanted easy access and a simple rental setup.
- 2350 Kerr Road, SeviervillePending $635,000
This Douglas Lake waterfront cabin took time to pend, but the lake access, dock, and reported prior revenue claim in the remarks suggest why it stayed relevant to buyers seeking water-oriented inventory.
- 2724 Pine Crest Lane, SeviervillePending $629,900
The adjoining lot and projected income claim in the remarks make this Shagbark cabin a value-add play, though the revenue projection remains an unverified listing-remarks claim.
- 3227 White Falcon Way, Pigeon ForgePending $1,489,000
The reported 2025 rental revenue in the remarks is an unverified listing-remarks claim, but the scale, indoor pool, and established program explain why this large group cabin found a buyer.
- 1304 N Oak Court, SeviervillePending $420,000
This Sky Harbor cabin moved pending with a compact layout and reported rental history in the remarks, which likely helped buyers value its size-efficient use of space.
- 2665 Cloud View Drive, SeviervillePending $2,740,000
The high-end Thunder Mountain retreat carries strong reported revenue, luxury finishes, and a very detailed amenity package; the remarks also note a possible occupancy upgrade, which may add value if allowed.
- GatlinburgPending $885,000
This Gatlinburg cabin went pending after a long marketing period, and the main attraction is its views, large outdoor building, and flexible use case near town.
- 1116 Greenbriar Village Lane, GatlinburgPending $1,125,000
The price reduction and pending status suggest buyers responded to the better number on this larger Gatlinburg lodge, especially with its creekside setting and heavy entertainment package.
- 3379 Robeson Rd, SeviervillePending $1,549,000
This Wears Valley indoor-pool cabin went pending with reported gross rent in the remarks; the pool, pickleball court, and big-group format are the key decision points, not the tax estimate language.
- 4431 Forest Vista Way, Pigeon ForgePending $535,000
This Sherwood Forest Resort cabin went pending with a familiar formula: two bedrooms, mountain and resort views, and a strong amenity mix for couples or small-family bookings.
- 755 Glory Ridge Way, GatlinburgPending $550,000
The long stay before pending suggests buyers had time to weigh this Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts cabin, and its city water/sewer access plus suite layout likely helped.
- 3282 Emerald Springs Loop, Pigeon ForgePending $524,900
This Shagbark cabin went pending with the bonus-lot angle intact, giving the buyer both a usable cabin and room for future options, subject to approvals.
- 2122/2128 Bluff Mountain Rd, SeviervillePending $599,900
Two cabins on one parcel made this a distinctive pending opportunity, and the private-land setup with separate hot tubs gives it flexibility for either rental or combined-use strategies.
- 1356 Wedge Tailed Lane, SeviervillePending $299,900
This lower-priced Eagle Springs cabin went pending as a classic value-add play, with the remarks pointing to updating potential, a low HOA, and easy road access.
Smoky Mountains Log Cabins Sold This Week
Recorded closings from September 21 through September 27, 2026.
- 656 Morning Mist Way, GatlinburgSoldFast Sale $425,000
This closed Gatlinburg cabin sold in just 4 days, which shows how quickly a well-located, updated two-bedroom can move when priced and presented well.
- 3039 Brothers Way, SeviervilleSold $349,000
This smaller Brothers Cove log cabin closed slightly above list, and the quick sale suggests buyers still respond to clean presentation and resort amenities in the sub-$350K range.
- 3039 Brothers Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $349,000
This Pigeon Forge version of the Brothers Cove cabin took longer to sell than the Sevierville counterpart, but it still closed above list, which points to steady demand for that layout.
- 2502 N School House Gap Rd, SeviervilleSold $405,000
This Sky Harbor cabin closed below list after a moderate marketing period, which suggests buyers were selective even for updated, furnished one-bedroom inventory.
- 712 Octagon Drive, GatlinburgSold $620,000
This Gatlinburg cabin closed after 79 days and at a discount to list, but the strong location and proven rental framing still made it a workable purchase for the buyer.
- 2036 Ridge Rd Unit 14, Pigeon ForgeSold $270,000
The tiny honeymoon cabin closed below list after a longer wait, which is a reminder that very small units can still sell, but price sensitivity matters.
- 3644 Wears Mountain Lane, SeviervilleSold $750,000
This Wears Valley property closed at a moderate discount after a long run, and the larger garage and accessibility features likely made it more interesting than a standard cabin.
- 1544 Deer Browse Way, SeviervilleSold $439,500
This cabin closed in the low-$400Ks after 40 days, and the mix of permit status, fun amenities, and guest-friendly layout likely supported the sale.
- 1923 Bales Way, SeviervilleSold $355,000
This wooded cabin closed well below list after a lengthy campaign, which suggests buyers were cautious on older inventory even when it was turnkey and furnished.
- 2421 Misty Shadows Drive, SeviervilleSold $835,000
This newer overnight rental closed above list, which fits the pattern of buyers still paying up for updated cabins with guest-oriented layouts and outdoor space.
- 4076 Ridgeback Lane, SeviervilleSold $1,320,000
This newly completed indoor-pool cabin closed in the high $1.3M range after a long sale cycle, and the luxury finishes plus pool room were the core value drivers.
- 1920 Buckeye View Way, SeviervilleSold $338,000
This closing took 146 days on market. It sold $48,000 below the recorded list price. The listing emphasizes mountain views, a game room and a hot tub, which may help explain buyer or guest appeal.
- 3460 Quail Way, SeviervilleSold $1,425,000
This closing took 66 days on market. It sold $74,999 below the recorded list price.
- 1607 S Mountain View Road, SeviervilleSold $345,000
This closing took 106 days on market. It sold $41,900 below the recorded list price. The listing emphasizes documented rental income, turnkey condition and a hot tub, which may help explain buyer or guest appeal.
- 4163 Burning Tree Lane, SeviervilleSold $716,150
This closing took 57 days on market. It sold $32,850 below the recorded list price. The listing emphasizes mountain views, turnkey condition and a hot tub, which may help explain buyer or guest appeal.
- 2686 Sulpher Springs Way, SeviervilleSold $1,550,000
This large Wears Valley investment cabin closed after a very long marketing period, but the reported income and group-size appeal likely kept it in play for the right buyer.
- 2032 Starr Crest Drive Drive, SeviervilleSoldFast Sale $619,000
This Starr Crest cabin sold at list in just 3 days, which underscores how quickly a well-located, amenity-rich cabin can move when it is staged and priced right.
- 1915 Leatherwood Lane, SeviervilleSold $430,000
This creekside cabin closed near list after a solid but not rushed market time, and the one-level layout plus flexible use rules likely made it practical for a broad buyer pool.
- 2867 White Oak Ridge Lane, SeviervilleSold $615,000
This Wears Valley investment cabin closed at list after 70 days, and the remarks show why: a strong view package, luxury touches, and established income potential.
Smoky Mountains Cabin Price and Status Changes
Other verified listing changes detected since the prior weekly snapshot.
- 326 Alpine Mountain Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $999,999
The price cut on this Alpine Mountain cabin keeps its reported income history and large group layout in focus, with the statement of 2024 and 2025 revenue remaining an unverified claim.
- 4328 Parkside Village Way, SeviervillePrice Change $547,000
This Wears Valley cabin’s small price cut doesn’t change the essentials: easy park access, hot tub, and the seller credit toward a rate buydown are the notable buyer levers.
- 4424&4428 Grindstone Ridge Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $515,000
This paired-cabin listing was reduced and returned to active status, so the main decision point is whether buyers value the two-cabin package enough to justify the combined price.
- 4424&4428 Grindstone Ridge Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $515,000
This paired-cabin listing was reduced and returned to active status, so the main decision point is whether buyers value the two-cabin package enough to justify the combined price.
- 3022 Hatcher Mtn Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $399,909
This cozy honeymoon cabin remains a classic small-unit STR candidate, and the reported guest performance in the remarks is a marketing claim rather than independently verified data.
- 752 Loop Road, GatlinburgPrice Change $1,299,900
This newer Gatlinburg cabin’s price adjustment keeps its walkability and large-group design in play, with the projected income claim still unverified in the listing remarks.
- 2320 Bogle Spring Loop, SeviervillePrice Change $709,000
This newer cabin’s lower price keeps the turnkey furnishing package and easy access roads as its main selling points for both owners and investors.
- 2604 Stonebrook Drive, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $434,900
This mountain home’s projected rental income is a listing-remarks estimate, and the practical features are the view, updated finishes, and use flexibility.
- 1611 Canterbury Downs Rd, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $380,000
This residential log cabin in Somerset Downs moved from active to pending continue-to-show, and the remarks make clear it is for primary residence use only, not STR.
- 535 Forrest Springs Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $1,299,000
This Gatlinburg indoor-pool cabin’s price reduction brings the focus back to its downtown proximity, no-HOA setup, and projected revenue claim, which is a listing-remarks estimate rather than verified income.
- 234 Alpine Mountain Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $520,000
The modest price cut on this one-bedroom Alpine Mountain cabin keeps the emphasis on its walk-to-Parkway setting and the reported guest performance in the remarks.
- 1540 Bears Den Way, SeviervillePrice Change $424,900
This Hidden Springs one-bedroom saw a small price reduction while staying active, and its proximity behind Dollywood remains the main value driver.
- 919 Grey Fox Tr, GatlinburgPrice Change $599,900
This Cobbly Nob lodge also got a price cut, and the garage, rec space, and landscaped outdoor areas keep it aimed at buyers who want more house than cabin.
- 919 Grey Fox Trail, GatlinburgPrice Change $599,900
The duplicate Gray Fox Lodge entry reflects the same adjusted pricing and amenity package, with the mountain views and established rental setup still front and center.
- 3033 N Clear Fork Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $584,900
This creekside Shagbark cabin is still active after a small price adjustment, and the single-level layout with no steep-road access is a practical selling point.
- 5175 Riversong Way, SeviervillePrice Change $899,900
This Riversong cabin’s reduction keeps the indoor pool, modern build, and private-acre setting in the spotlight for buyers who want higher-end amenities.
- 318 Greenwood Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $530,000
This Pigeon Forge cabin’s pricing adjustment sits alongside a flexible owner-use layout, and the city-limits location is the detail buyers are most likely to weigh.
- 1607 Mountain Shadow Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $630,000
This brand-new Gatlinburg cabin continues to lean on its resort amenities, no-steep-road access, and mountain-limits location, which are the practical points that matter most.
- 1805 Shady Grove Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $824,500
These two cabins on 2.77 acres are being marketed as a package, and the combined revenue history in the remarks is a reported listing claim that remains unverified here.
- 714 Aerie Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $567,500
This is a new active cabin listing for the weekly reporting window. The listing emphasizes a hot tub and a convenient location, which may help explain buyer or guest appeal.
- 3847 Warden Branch Lane, GatlinburgPrice Change $342,000
This small Gatlinburg cabin’s price drop continues to highlight its reported 2025 rental income, which is a listing-remarks claim and not independently verified.
- 1307 Smoky Mountain View Drive, SeymourPrice Change $515,000
This Seymour cabin moved to pending continue-to-show after a price drop, and its recent roof, garage utility, and multiple outdoor zones were likely the most decision-useful features.
- 1307 Smoky Mountain View Drive, SeymourStatus Change $515,000
This Seymour cabin moved to pending continue-to-show after a price drop, and its recent roof, garage utility, and multiple outdoor zones were likely the most decision-useful features.
- 3173 Stepping Stone Drive, SeviervilleStatus Change $550,000
This new-construction Shagbark cabin returned to active status, and the finish-selection window plus STR permit approval should matter to buyers wanting to personalize before completion.
- 1266 Bear Cub Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $780,000
The price adjustment on this high-view Gatlinburg cabin keeps the long-distance view and furnished, never-rented condition as the most compelling buyer hooks.
- 1723 Walker Trail, SeviervillePrice Change $410,000
This small cabin’s price reduction and active STR status keep the focus on its easy access, compact footprint, and strong location near Pigeon Forge.
- 1540 Rainbow Ridge Way, SeviervillePrice Change $742,500
This four-suite cabin’s price shave keeps the transferable-bookings angle and mountain-view deck package in play for investors seeking a ready-made group rental.
- 3023 Ridge Top Resort Way, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $1,348,000
This resort cabin moved back from pending to active, and the reported income claim plus indoor pool and theater room remain the key value points.
- 421 Nola Drive, SeymourPrice Change $279,000
This Seymour cabin’s small price cut keeps the historic-log-cabin story front and center, along with the buyer credit now attached to the listing.
- 2336 Hidden Mountain Road, SeviervillePrice Change $423,000
This compact Bluff Mountain cabin’s small price cut keeps the screened porch, hot tub, and centralized location as its main strengths.
- 4536 Powdermill Estates Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $834,999
This Wears Valley investment cabin dropped in price while still leaning on its turnkey setup and reported income potential, which remains a listing-remarks claim.
- 2045 Eagle Feather Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $580,000
This Eagles Watch cabin’s modest price cut preserves its reported revenue history and high-occupancy framing as the main investor hooks.
- 914 Black Bear Cub Way, SeviervillePrice Change $955,000
This large Black Bear Ridge cabin’s price drop keeps the panoramic view, multiple decks, and big-group layout as the main selling points.
- 315 Paul Lafollette Way, SeviervillePrice Change $725,000
This newer Sevierville cabin’s price adjustment still leaves the reported rental income and accessible, family-friendly layout as the main buying considerations.
- 3219 Old Mountain Road, SeviervillePrice Change $1,185,000
This luxury indoor-pool cabin’s small price cut keeps the fully furnished, permit-in-place setup and reported monthly income at the center of the investment story.
- 1742 Pulaski Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $669,000
This short-sale cabin still offers a saltwater pool, sauna, and step-free access, but buyers should weigh the lender-approval process carefully since that changes the transaction path.
- 230 Silverbell Lane, GatlinburgPrice Change $690,000
The walkable Gatlinburg location and four-bedroom layout remain the main advantages of this furnished chalet, which is still active after a price cut.
- 514 Butler Branch Road, GatlinburgPrice Change $440,000
This creekside Gatlinburg cottage’s price cut keeps the reported YTD income and active STR permit front and center, while the acreage and wellness-room add an unusual angle.
- 2109 Bluff Ridge Road, SeviervillePrice Change $487,000
This compact boho honeymoon cabin keeps its reported income claim and no-HOA setup in play after the small price move, which may help buyers comparing lower-maintenance rentals.
- 3907 Cloud Way, SeviervillePrice Change $415,000
This wooded log cabin remains a practical overnight-rental option, with the main points being the three-bed layout, hot tub, and proximity to Pigeon Forge.
- 1654 Veterans Blvd Unit 32, SeviervillePrice Change $465,000
This city-of-Sevierville cabin stays attractive for its easy roads, reported revenue, and strong occupancy framing, which are more useful than the very small price change.
- 1823 Laurel Valley Way, SeviervillePrice Change $359,000
The bigger price cut on this Wears Valley cabin keeps the secluded setting and projected rental range in view, but the claim is still just a listing-remarks estimate.
- 1128 Ridgefield Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $398,900
This Sky Harbor cabin continues to lean on its location off the Spur and the reported rental income in the remarks, while the low HOA remains part of the value equation.
- 1523 Gillespie Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $384,999
This Chalet Village cabin’s small price change keeps the turnkey furnishing package and guest-ready layout as the practical highlights for buyers.
- 2608 Mountain Blvd, SeviervillePrice Change $480,000
This mountain-view home is notably for primary or second-home use only, so the current price drop should be read in the context of the community’s no-STR rule.
- 927 Statham Way Unit 2, GatlinburgStatus Change $539,900
This Gatlinburg bypass cabin moved from pending back to active, and the no-HOA, one-level layout, and strong review history are the most decision-useful details.
- 1133 Reedmont Way, SeviervillePrice Change $880,000
This Reedmont cabin remains a strong investor candidate after a small reduction, with the reported 2025 income and indoor pool still central to its appeal.
- 1322 Ridgefield Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $519,000
The adjacent-lot angle makes this Sky Harbor cabin especially interesting, because it gives buyers both current income potential and future development flexibility.
- 1215 N Baden Drive, GatlinburgStatus Change $479,000
This creekside A-frame cabin returned to active status, and the peaceful setting beside the water is the key differentiator for buyers seeking a quieter Gatlinburg option.
- 1643 Raccoon Den Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $650,000
This Hidden Springs cabin moved from active to pending continue-to-show, and the reported revenue plus resort pool access likely kept it in the investor conversation.
- 732 Beanstalk Road, GatlinburgPrice Change $994,000
This Gatlinburg-view cabin’s price reduction keeps its self-managed setup, strong review count, and view-driven appeal at the center of the value story.
- 505 Hoot Owl Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $466,999
This small Gatlinburg honeymoon cabin remains positioned around reported revenue, recent updates, and strong guest ratings, which are the details buyers will weigh most.
- 3639 Moonshine Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $658,000
This Cobbly Nob cabin’s price cut reinforces the importance of its three-bedroom, three-level layout and long-term revenue history in the current market.
- 760 Boone Acres Lane, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $589,999
This Pigeon Forge cabin moved pending with no HOA, a large lot, and significant recent updates, which are the practical features most likely to have mattered.
- 1824 Billard Way, SeviervillePrice Change $930,000
This view-focused cabin’s price reduction keeps the long-range views and reported 2025 rental income at the forefront, with the revenue claim remaining unverified.
- 1121 Turkey Ridge Way, SeymourPrice Change $447,999
This Seymour cabin remains active with garage space, bonus rooms, and a large lot, which are the features that separate it from smaller cabin listings.
- 205 W Pinnacle Drive, GatlinburgStatus Change $749,999
This Gatlinburg cabin moved pending, and the accessible parking, close-in location, and theater/game setup likely helped it appeal to both personal-use and STR buyers.
- 3226 Priscilla Heights Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $434,000
This self-managed cabin’s long-term owner care, updated systems, and strong review count remain the main points after the small price change.
- 1820 Beach Front Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $424,997
This Sky Harbor cabin continues to market around its reported gross revenue, updated features, and walkable location to the Parkway, which are all key buyer decision points.
- 1204 Honeysuckle Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $580,000
This larger Sky Harbor cabin remains active with a slight price cut, and the deck, hot tub, and game-room setup are the features most likely to matter to buyers.
- 511 Houser Road, GatlinburgPrice Change $487,500
This creekside Gatlinburg cabin stays active after a small reduction, with the new hot tub, creek view, and updates being the main practical takeaways.
- 909 Black Wolf Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $829,990
This large Gatlinburg chalet’s pricing adjustment keeps the mountain views, inside elevator, and big-group layout in focus for investors and large families alike.
- 741 Golf View Boulevard, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $539,999
This is a new active cabin listing for the weekly reporting window.
- 1877 Blue Tick Way, SeviervillePrice Change $915,000
This Fox Run chalet remains active with a small price move, and the no-city-tax, no-HOA positioning plus the mountain view are the key details to watch.
- 914 High Mountain Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $496,899
This is a new active cabin listing for the weekly reporting window. The listing emphasizes mountain views, documented rental income and a hot tub, which may help explain buyer or guest appeal.
- 2828 Ridge Creek Circle, SeviervillePrice Change $722,500
This Smoky Cove cabin’s seller credit for a bedroom conversion is the most decision-useful detail, because it gives buyers a path to expand value if the work pencils out.
- 261 Cherokee Path Way, SeviervillePrice Change $419,000
This small Gatlinburg-area cabin continues to lean on its reported 2025 gross income and active permit, with the cozy size and close Parkway access doing the rest.
- 292 Rambling Creek Way, SeviervillePrice Change $1,860,000
This large resort cabin remains one of the higher-price active listings, and the indoor pool plus theater room are the core reasons it sits in a different lane.
- 3103 Perry Circle Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $866,999
This Wears Valley log cabin remains active after a small price adjustment, and the garage, parking, and multi-level outdoor spaces are the features that separate it from typical rentals.
- 440 Winfield Heights Road, GatlinburgPrice Change $2,384,000
This is a new active cabin listing for the weekly reporting window. The listing emphasizes a theater, a hot tub and a sprinkler system, which may help explain buyer or guest appeal.
- 2328 Judson Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $619,000
This income-producing cabin’s price drop keeps the reported $85,858 trailing-12-month figure and large yard as the most relevant buyer points, though the income claim is unverified here.
- 1578 Bears Den Way, SeviervillePrice Change $1,289,000
This larger Hidden Springs cabin remains one of the more compelling high-income plays, with the reported over-$150K figure and county STR permit being the main investor hooks.
- 3856 Ravens Den Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $624,900
This Wears Valley cabin moved pending continue-to-show with a strong review record and flexible sleeping setup, and its no-HOA setting adds to the appeal.
- 268 Burning Oaks, SeviervillePrice Change $389,998
This renovated log cabin returned to active status after a full STR-focused refresh, and the reported $80,000 gross annual revenue is a listing-remarks claim only.
- 4109 Ole Smoky Way, SeviervillePrice Change $658,000
This permit-approved cabin remains active with a strong projected revenue range in the remarks, and the mountain views and outdoor living space are the main value drivers.
- 1009 Ravens Ford Way, SeviervillePrice Change $649,900
This large Wears Valley cabin’s price reduction keeps the reported income history, indoor pool, and long-range views in play for serious investors.
- 3103 Clearview Circle, SeviervillePrice Change $559,899
This unfinished Shagbark cabin is really a completion opportunity, so the buyer is paying for location, shell value, and the ability to finish it their way.
- 3060 Walden Ridge Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $875,500
This five-acre Walden Ridge cabin’s price cut keeps the acreage, mountain views, and large group capacity in view, with reported rental potential remaining a marketing estimate.
- 715 Upper Windsor Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $505,000
This Cobbly Nob retreat’s small price move preserves its creekside setting, new spa, and resort amenities as the main reasons buyers would consider it.
- 543 Blackberry Ridge Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $774,900
This creekside Pigeon Forge cabin’s price reduction leaves the four-king-bedroom layout and community pool access as the most decision-useful details.
- 519 Picadilly Lane, GatlinburgStatus Change $449,900
This Cobbly Nob log cabin moved to pending continue-to-show after a long run, and the fresh updates plus three-level layout likely helped preserve buyer interest.
- 204 Hill St, GatlinburgPrice Change $844,000
This downtown-adjacent Gatlinburg property remains one of the most unusual active listings, with its former B&B history and walk-to-town location standing out more than anything else.
- 1086 Towering Oaks Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $581,800
This round-style cabin is still active with a small price change, and the views, loft sleeping, and resort pool access are the main features buyers will weigh.
- 2924 Pine Haven Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $574,999
The seller credit here is the standout detail, because it directly offsets the need to repair the deck while keeping the cabin’s location and STR setup in play.
- 1130 Lee Cardwell Circle Unit UNIT 5, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $1,472,999
This large luxury cabin remains one of the bigger active listings, and the projected revenue claim in the remarks is an unverified marketing projection rather than a verified outcome.
- 1130 Lee Cardwell Circle, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $1,472,999
This duplicate listing entry reflects the same luxury cabin and projected revenue story; the practical takeaway is the scale, location, and indoor-pool layout.
- 623 Country Oaks Drive, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $399,900
The steep price cut on this Pigeon Forge cabin is the clearest signal in the listing, and the 1.1-acre site plus current income is what gives it investment appeal.
- 436 Hatchet Way, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $1,750,000
This rooftop-style cabin moved pending continue-to-show with a very high projected revenue claim in the remarks, but that figure is still just a listing-remarks projection.
- 4228 Wears Valley Rd Unit UNIT 172, SeviervillePrice Change $399,900
This Timber Cove unit is a compact, view-focused overnight option, and the paired-unit setup gives buyers a rare chance to buy one or both.
- 4228 Wears Valley Rd Unit UNIT 171, SeviervillePrice Change $399,900
The twin of the Timber Cove listing offers the same view-driven, turnkey profile, with the two-unit pairing being the most useful detail for investors.
- 1134 Carroll Hill Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $339,900
This Douglas Lake Resort cabin is a straightforward furnished option with a transferable warranty on the roof, which may appeal to buyers wanting lower maintenance risk.
- 2673 Cedar Falls Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $695,000
This Cedar Falls cabin moved pending continue-to-show with strong reported revenue history in the remarks and a pool-room feature that should appeal to STR buyers.
- 954 Glasgow St, SeviervilleStatus Change $349,900
This brand-new English Mountain cabin is a simple, functional pending listing aimed at buyers who want a fresh build with a mountain view and easy access.
- 2778 Overholt Tr, SeviervillePrice Change $2,595,000
This nearly 40-acre estate is far outside the typical cabin profile, and the appraisal and financing language in the remarks make it a very different kind of mountain purchase.
- 685 Shell Mountain Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $724,990
This Shell Mountain pool cabin keeps its focus on the view and indoor-pool setup, which are the practical features behind its long-running market presence.
- 1617 Silver Poplar Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $720,000
This Sky Harbor cabin remains active with strong reported 2025 rental history and a long list of updates, making it one of the more data-rich investor offerings.
- 2164 Newt Huff Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $739,999
This larger Laurel Creek cabin keeps its projected income range and extensive upgrades at the center of the story, with the finished basement and acreage supporting the pitch.
- 1528 Rainbow Ridge Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $439,000
This Rainbow Ridge cabin returned to active status after going pending, and the reported 2024 and 2025 gross figures in the remarks are unverified listing claims.
- 224 Lenz Drive, KodakPrice Change $428,900
This Kodak home is more residential than rental, and the main buyer takeaway is the 3-bedroom septic, garage conversion potential, and unusually convenient location near I-40 and Buc-ee’s.
- 2359 Mimosa Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $1,295,000
This brand-new mountain-modern cabin is still unfinished from a furnishing standpoint, but the indoor pool and mountain-view setting make it a high-end STR candidate.
- 228 Braydens Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $379,900
This Gatlinburg cabin’s price cut keeps the modern build, downtown access, and projected rental range in the conversation, while the projection itself remains unverified.
- 216 Braydens Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $379,900
This Braydens Way cabin remains a compelling small-unit development play, with the common-area amenities and optional furnishing package giving buyers flexibility.
- 204 Braydens Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $379,900
This twin Braydens Way unit carries the same practical appeal as the others in the development: new construction, compact size, and easy rental positioning.
- 210 Braydens Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $379,900
This third Braydens Way cabin continues the same turnkey-modern theme, and the shared development amenities are the real selling point.
- 204-228 Braydens Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $1,519,600
This portfolio listing for the remaining Braydens Way units is really about scale and repeatable product, with the projected-per-cabin rental claim remaining unverified.
- 1356 Jayell Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $2,350,000
This large acreage property is well outside a standard cabin purchase, and the real story is the land, barn, springs, and multi-structure setup rather than rental use.
- 1695 Misty Hollow Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $490,000
This Mountain Shadow retreat stays on the market a long time, but the new-build feel, community amenities, and city-limits location still define the offer.
- 320 Muscadine Court, SeviervillePrice Change $650,000
This long-running Sevierville mountain home remains a privacy-and-space play, and the detached workshop plus covered decks are the features that matter most.
Smoky Mountains Log Cabin Market Pulse
These comparisons use recorded log cabin closings in the current seven-day window versus the prior seven-day window. They appear only when each window contains at least three sales and the necessary fields are present.
Value Movement by Cabin Size
Current Rate and Demand Context
As of the week ending 2026-09-27, mortgage costs were still elevated, the Fed had just tightened policy again, Great Smoky Mountains visitation remained very strong year to date, and national new-home inventory was still ample by historical standards. These conditions suggest cabin sellers face a tradeoff: strong tourism demand helps occupancy potential, but higher financing costs can limit buyer affordability, so pricing and timing matter more than any blanket ‘best time to sell’ claim.
- Freddie Mac 30-year fixed mortgage rateFreddie Mac’s PMMS page shows the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaging 7.03% as of September 24, 2026; the page notes PMMS is released weekly on Thursdays.Freddie Mac PMMS — 2026-09-24
- Federal Reserve policy targetThe Federal Open Market Committee raised the federal funds target range to 3-3/4 to 4 percent in its September 16, 2026 statement, and the implementation note says the change was effective September 17, 2026.Federal Reserve FOMC statement — 2026-09-17
- Great Smoky Mountains demand contextNPS visitation data for Great Smoky Mountains National Park shows 2026 recreation visits running to 7,792,597 through August, with August 2026 at 1,119,221 visits, indicating sustained tourism demand into the fall selling season.NPS IRMA visitation report — 2026-09-26
- National housing inventory and sales contextThe Census Bureau’s August 2026 new-home sales release, published September 24, 2026, reported 684,000 annualized sales and 483,000 new houses for sale, equal to an 8.5-month supply.U.S. Census Bureau New Residential Sales — 2026-09-24
Mortgage rates set the monthly payment, while the Fed sets the policy backdrop; those are not the same thing.
From a local market standpoint, this week still favors careful pricing over broad generalizations. Tourism demand across the Smokies remains supportive, but 30-year mortgage rates around 7% keep many buyers sensitive to payment size, which means cabins that are cleanly positioned, well photographed, and realistically priced are the ones most likely to get attention. The Federal Reserve’s funds target is a policy rate between banks, not the mortgage rate consumers actually borrow at, so a Fed move does not automatically translate into cheaper cabin financing. Sellers can still have an edge when a property is rare in its segment, already revenue-producing, or clearly turnkey with the right access, views, and amenities; that is where buyer competition tends to show up first. In practical terms, the best selling conditions are the ones where the cabin is easy to finance, easy to show, and easy to justify against nearby alternatives, not necessarily the moments when every property can command top dollar.
Smoky Mountains Cabin Market FAQ
What does this week’s Smoky Mountains report tell buyers right now?
The main takeaway for buyers is that there is still a broad mix of inventory, from smaller honeymoon cabins to larger pool homes and multi-cabin packages. With 59 new listings and 18 pendings, buyers have options, but the most attractive cabins are still the ones with strong access, turnkey furnishing, and a clear amenity story. The closed-sales data also shows that price sensitivity is real, so buyers should compare each cabin against both its income potential and its actual condition. In this week’s market, the best deals are usually the ones that line up well with the property’s size, setting, and rental-ready appeal.
What should sellers in the Smoky Mountains watch most closely?
Sellers should pay close attention to pricing discipline and presentation. This week’s closed-sale metrics show that even in a tourism-supported market, buyers are not ignoring financing costs or overpaying for properties that do not stand out. Cabins that offer clear advantages, such as a mountain view, indoor pool, strong access, or a proven rental history, can still attract attention, but the asking price has to fit the segment. If a property is unusually well positioned, that may help it sell faster and closer to list, but there is no blanket rule that every owner should rush to sell.
How active was the market in this seven-day window?
Activity was solid, with 202 total reported events across new listings, pending changes, sales, and price or status adjustments. That level of movement shows a market that is still working through inventory rather than sitting still. The pending count is especially useful because it shows where buyers were willing to commit, and many of those pending homes shared the same practical traits: good location, guest-friendly layouts, and vacation-rental functionality. For readers following cabins in the Smokies, that means demand is still there, but it is concentrated in the better-positioned properties.
How should readers use the pricing and income claims in these listings?
Treat the income figures as marketing guidance, not independent verification. Several listings include reported or projected revenue statements in the remarks, and those can be helpful for understanding how a seller is positioning the property. But they are not a substitute for reviewing actual operating statements, expenses, occupancy, and management assumptions. For buyers, the safest approach is to use those figures as a starting point and then compare them against the home’s size, condition, location, and operating costs before making an offer.
How much should readers rely on the methodology behind this weekly report?
This report reflects one seven-day snapshot of activity, so it is best used as a current market read rather than a long-term forecast. It is strong at showing what happened in the most recent week: how many homes were listed, how many went pending, how fast recent closings happened, and how pricing compared across the closed sample. It is less useful for making broad claims about cause and effect because one week can be influenced by mix, property type, and price tier. The most reliable use is as a decision tool for the current moment, especially when paired with property-specific research and local market knowledge.
Market activity was checked through September 27, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyers and sellers should verify property details independently.
