
Smoky Mountains Cabin Market Update: New Listings, Pendings and Closings
The Smoky Mountains saw 39 new listings and 0 pending sales in the latest seven-day window, while 21 cabins closed with a median sale price of $705,000. Closed sales averaged 144.2 days on market and 96.37% of list price, showing that well-positioned cabins are still getting done, but not usually quickly.
This week’s Smoky Mountains cabin market added 39 new listings and recorded no pending sales, while 21 properties closed at a median price of $705,000. The closed-sales sample also posted an average of 144.2 days on market and a 96.37% average sale-to-list ratio. New inventory ranged from smaller, lower-friction cabins to larger, amenity-heavy investment properties, and several active listings showed price adjustments, which suggests sellers are still fine-tuning expectations in a market where presentation, location, and pricing discipline matter.
Smoky Mountains Market at a Glance
Verified seven-day activity for the week ending October 4, 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 28 through October 4, 2026.
- 1404 S Baden Drive, GatlinburgNew $899,900
This newly listed Gatlinburg A-frame is a classic turnkey mountain retreat with a strong view and personal-vacation appeal. The updates and easy access to town make it a sensible option for both owners and guests.
- 4533 Stackstone Rd, SeviervilleNew $1,675,000
This large Wolverton Mountain chalet is built for high-end group use, with multiple king suites, a mega bunk room, and major water features. The views and indoor pool room are the big draw, especially for buyers focused on premium guest experiences.
- 3248 Grouse Ridge Lane, SeviervilleNew $825,000
This long-range view chalet offers strong mountain scenery, an indoor pool, and a powerful group-rental layout in a premium Sevierville location. The 16-guest occupancy and large amenity package make it a serious luxury investment candidate.
- 1223 Rocky Flats Rd, CosbyNew $350,000
This Cosby property is more of a country two-home setup than a resort cabin, with unrestricted acreage and utility structures that add utility. The flat land and extra improvements make it stand out for buyers wanting space and flexibility.
- 2107 Jeans Way, Pigeon ForgePending $619,900
This pair of creekside cabins in Pigeon Forge is a strong multi-unit play, and the reported rental income makes it one of the more decision-rich listings of the week. Because it is pending, the speed of the outcome matters less than the fact that the package had enough income history and location strength to move forward.
- 2123 Luzerne Drive, GatlinburgNew $650,000
This Chalet Village cabin leans into the classic Gatlinburg formula of four king suites, entertainment space, and a strong location near downtown. The game room and seasonal views make it a clean fit for group rentals.
- 3702 Marian Lake Way, SeviervilleNew $1,100,000
This lakefront Douglas Lake cabin blends updates, accessibility improvements, and waterfront living in a way that should appeal to a broad buyer pool. The direct lake setting is the standout feature, especially for buyers who want both lifestyle and rental potential.
- 866 Cabin Creek Way, SeviervilleNew $587,000
This Saddleback Ridge cabin is a newer, comfortable mountain retreat with efficient main-level living and a simple, low-maintenance feel. The corner lot and easy access keep it practical for personal use or rental flexibility.
- 517 Hideaway Ridge Circle, SeviervilleNew $625,000
This Hideaway Ridge cabin offers a useful mix of game-room living, garage space, and low-maintenance ownership close to the Parkway. The no-HOA and utility-service angle should make it easy to compare against resort properties.
- 1330 Wild Turkey Way, SeviervilleNew $419,900
This compact Sevierville cabin is an unusual multi-cabin package on one lot, which can be attractive to buyers looking for a straightforward income strategy. The adjoining parcel and dual-cabin setup are the key points to verify.
- 920 W Cedar Lane, GatlinburgNew $799,900
This Chalet Village North cabin is more of a custom residence than a classic rental box, which may appeal to buyers who want one of the better residential-style mountain homes. The garage and flexibility for added amenities make it especially practical.
- 1128 Sanctuary Shores Way, SeviervilleNew $725,000
This lake-view Timberlake Bay cabin is a newer, larger-format property with strong group-rental versatility. The combination of lake views, community amenities, and fresh construction should keep it relevant to both investors and second-home buyers.
- 1023 Gordon Way, SeviervilleNew $390,000
This Douglas Lake Resort cabin is a practical retreat with useful indoor space and a quiet wooded setting. The appeal here is simplicity, newer construction, and access to the lake-oriented resort amenities.
- 1016 Rast Court, GatlinburgNew $599,900
This long-gated Gatlinburg investment has already demonstrated rental performance and is now pending, with a reported gross figure in the remarks that should be treated as a listing claim. The location close to the Strip and the functional lower-level living space are the key positives.
- 1864 Blue Tick Way, SeviervillePending $549,900
This Pigeon Forge cabin went pending while offering side-by-side cabin ownership potential, which is the sort of package investors often watch closely. The easy road access and multiple decks make it straightforward for guest use.
- 3050 Headrick Drive, SeviervilleNew $699,000
This Headrick Springs cabin includes unfinished basement potential and a secluded feel that can be valuable for larger-group use. The reported revenue in the remarks is a seller claim, but the setting and lot size support the investment story.
- 704 SE Selma Lane, GatlinburgNew $445,000
This Gatlinburg Glades-area cabin is a straightforward residential or vacation-use property with multiple recent updates and parking for four. Its appeal is more everyday livability than resort-style amenities.
- 1570 Oldham Springs Way, SeviervilleNew $749,900
This Oldham Springs log cabin mixes privacy, a gated setting, and reported rental income claims from the remarks, so it has both lifestyle and investment angles. The owner-reported figures are useful context, but the setting and updates are the main decision points.
- 670 Magic Kingdom Lane, SeviervilleNew $750,000
This family-sized Sevierville cabin is close to major attractions and offers a practical layout for larger groups. The mountain views and spacious deck help it compete in the tourist-market segment.
- 3225 Emerald Springs Loop Rd, SeviervilleNew $1,050,000
This new Shagbark cabin is positioned for buyers who want brand-new construction, huge views, and a resort setting with amenities. The furnishing flexibility should help the eventual buyer tailor the property to a specific use case.
- 641 Country Oaks Drive, Pigeon ForgeNew $589,888
This Pigeon Forge log cabin stands out because of seller financing, which can widen the buyer pool in a higher-rate environment. The location and furnishings make it easy to evaluate as a turn-key tourism property.
- 663 Lloyd Huskey Rd, Pigeon ForgeNew $1,350,000
This luxury Pigeon Forge cabin combines indoor pool living, entertainment space, and premium outdoor amenities in a strong location near the Parkway. It is a classic large-group investment candidate with a clear scale advantage.
- 2029 Windy Lane, SeviervilleNew $799,990
This Sevierville cabin is an active income property with a reported annual revenue claim in the remarks and a clear lake-resort appeal. The lake setting and updated kitchen/living spaces are the features most likely to matter to buyers.
- 1068 E Foothills Drive, GatlinburgNew $659,900
This Gatlinburg cabin is a compact mountain-view option with a highly concentrated layout and strong scenic appeal. The main selling point is the view, not the square footage, which keeps it in a different lane than larger resort homes.
Smoky Mountains Log Cabins Sold This Week
Recorded closings from September 28 through October 4, 2026.
- 3208 White Falcon Way Way Unit 814, Pigeon ForgeSold $705,000
This closed Pigeon Forge cabin sold below list after 65 days, which is a fairly direct outcome for a large overnight-rental property in a resort setting. The mountain views, five-bedroom layout, and furnished delivery were the core value points.
- 1019 Potters Way, GatlinburgSold $820,000
This Gatlinburg pool cabin closed near list after a long period on market, showing that a strong amenity package can still require patience at the luxury level. The indoor pool, theater, and sizable group layout were the clear selling points.
- 1724 Azalea Circle, SeviervilleSold $440,000
This Gatlinburg cabin sold at list, which suggests the location and lake-view pairing found the right fit without much discounting. The updates and lake access likely supported that outcome.
- 2338 Willow Lane, SeviervilleSold $485,000
This pond-front Shagbark cabin closed above list, helped by its unique water setting and new-construction quality. The projected revenue cited in the remarks is a listing-remarks estimate, not an independent verification, but the property clearly drew attention.
- 1950 Spurling Rd, SeviervilleSold $1,950,000
This large Sevierville luxury cabin sold above list, helped by its scale, indoor pool, and strong short-term-rental positioning. The booking momentum noted in the remarks appears to have supported buyer confidence.
- 1609 Pinewood Way, SeviervilleSold $444,000
This Hidden Springs cabin sold after 76 days, and the resort location next to Dollywood and Splash Country made it a strong convenience play. The indoor heated pool access and overnight-rental orientation gave it broad market appeal.
- 345 Gatlin Drive, GatlinburgSold $650,000
This Gatlinburg home closed after 99 days, and the no-HOA setting plus craftsmanship were the defining features. It’s a reminder that traditional mountain homes can still find buyers when the location and privacy story is strong.
- 2662 High Valley Drive, Pigeon ForgeSold $1,900,000
This luxury Pigeon Forge cabin sold well below its original ask after a long marketing period, showing that even high-amenity properties can face pricing pressure. The indoor pool, theater, and large entertainment footprint gave it broad appeal, but not enough to avoid a meaningful discount.
- 2024 Bear Haven Way, SeviervilleSold $538,000
This Bear Creek Crossing cabin closed after a long wait, but the resort amenities and recent updates helped support value. It’s a strong example of how access, amenities, and turn-key condition can matter as much as the cabin itself.
- 3138 White Falcon Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $1,125,000
This Pigeon Forge log cabin closed at a steep discount to its original ask after an unusually long 526-day marketing period, which points to a price discovery story more than a speed story. The indoor pool, hot tub, and strong location still gave it appeal, but the extended timeline shows how slowly higher-priced specialty cabins can move when pricing gets ahead of the market.
- 625 Gatlinburg Falls Way, GatlinburgSold $540,000
This Gatlinburg Falls cabin closed with resort access, updated interiors, and a strong location close to downtown. It is the kind of property that tends to hold up when buyers want convenience first and foremost.
- 3965 Boogertown Rd, SeviervilleSold $2,865,000
This large luxury cabin in High Valley sold below list, which is not unusual when a property sits at the top of the market and carries multiple amenity layers. The indoor pool, theater, and sports court made it a standout, but buyers still negotiated.
- 462 Loop Rd, GatlinburgSold $1,225,000
This new-construction Gatlinburg cabin closed as a large-capacity, amenity-packed property with an indoor pool and theater room. It was built for short-term rental use, and the closing reinforces demand for newer, high-occupancy inventory near town.
- 1341 Reedmont Way, SeviervilleSold $820,000
This Reedmont cabin sold at a discount from list after a long run, but the no-steep-road access and proximity to major attractions were clear strengths. The indoor pool and rental-ready setup likely helped it hold value better than a similar property without those amenities.
- 3045 Jones Creek Lane, SeviervilleSold $635,000
This Wears Valley log cabin sold after 167 days, and the garage plus flexible lower level gave it practical value beyond the mountain setting. Its age and seclusion likely appealed most to buyers wanting a larger private retreat.
- 2921 Barnes Drive Drive, SeviervilleSold $444,000
This Pinehaven cabin closed as a practical three-bedroom mountain home with meaningful updates and a residential feel. The buyer likely valued the improvements and the quieter setting more than resort amenities.
- 1205 Parkview Vista Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $740,000
This Parkside Resort cabin closed after a very long marketing period, but the views, deck space, and indoor/outdoor living areas kept it in the premium conversation. The slow pace suggests buyers were selective at this level and wanted the right fit on setting and layout.
- 689 Shell Mountain Rd, SeviervilleSold $699,000
This Shell Mountain retreat closed at list, which suggests the combination of views, garage flexibility, and value-add potential found the right buyer. The unfinished areas made it more of a customization play than a finished-luxury trade.
- 2643 Dogwood Ridge Way, SeviervilleSold $1,433,674
This luxury Wears Valley cabin closed below list after a long campaign, but the indoor pool, theater, and established guest base kept it in the high-income conversation. The sale reinforces that top-tier amenities can support value, though they do not guarantee a quick exit.
- 2621 Raccoon Hollow Way, Pigeon ForgeSold $450,000
This Pigeon Forge cabin sold as a turn-key two-bedroom with resort access, which is the kind of format that tends to attract broad guest appeal. The closing came after a long marketing period, so the eventual buyer likely valued the resort package and location more than raw size.
- 3825 Millers Ridge Way, SeviervilleSold $875,000
This Wears Valley retreat closed after 454 days, but the sale still landed close to the final ask, helped by panoramic views, strong income history claims, and major updates. It is a good reminder that proven performance can help, though it does not eliminate the time required to find the right buyer at this price point.
Smoky Mountains Cabin Price and Status Changes
Other verified listing changes detected since the prior weekly snapshot.
- 2733 Dogwood Loop Dr, SeviervillePrice Change $984,899
This Sevierville cabin saw a tiny price move but remains a crafted, updated retreat with distinctive design elements. The reclaimed materials and easy access give it character that may help it stand out to design-minded buyers.
- 1001 Old Laurel Lane, SeviervilleStatus Change $410,000
This pending English Mountain property stands out for its efficient layout, solar system, and flexible lower-level suite. The extra parcels are important here because they add privacy and functional value beyond the house itself.
- 2004 Kerr Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $579,900
This Douglas Lake home received a price cut and still offers a lake-front setting with unfinished basement upside. It is a renovation-minded purchase more than a turn-key one, so the lake frontage and location are the main selling points.
- 1126 E Foothills Drive, GatlinburgStatus Change $665,000
This Gatlinburg cabin is now pending and stands out for its strong guest rating, reported revenue history, and flexible garage/pool-conversion potential. The setup seems geared to buyers who want both income and future improvement options.
- 3839 Saddle Brook Way, SeviervillePrice Change $579,000
This Wears Valley cabin dropped in price and remains attractive for buyers who want wooded privacy, a screened porch, and usable basement space. The expanded living potential may matter more here than the current finish level.
- 3609 Shady Way, SeviervillePrice Change $300,000
This lower-priced Sevierville cabin saw a reduction and still offers a lot of practical upside, including no HOA and extra storage space. The reported projection in the remarks is seller-provided, but the value proposition is rooted in the condition and access.
- 2822 Seth Rd, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $875,000
This Pigeon Forge cabin reduced again, and its STR-compliance, city utilities, and prime Parkway proximity keep it well positioned for investors. The recent refresh work likely helped preserve value despite the price move.
- 749 Yona Trail Way, GatlinburgStatus Change $730,000
This Black Bear Falls cabin went pending with a strong mix of views, easy roads, and resort amenities. The location near Gatlinburg and the well-kept community setting are the main takeaways.
- 2138 Kerr Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $984,000
This large Douglas Lake/Smoky Mountain property is back on the market as active and is notable for its indoor pool building, strong views, and reported high revenue potential. The separate entertainment structure is a major differentiator for large-group rentals.
- 3022 Hatcher Mtn Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $389,999
This honeymoon cabin has a solid small-scale rental profile, and the reported 2025 and 2024 revenue figures in the remarks are seller claims that should be verified. The recent updates and easy access keep it competitive for couples-focused demand.
- 2320 Bogle Spring Loop, SeviervilleStatus Change $709,000
This new Sevierville cabin is pending with a strong location between Cedar Falls and The Summit, and the furnished interior is built for short-term rental use. The flat parking and easy road access are especially useful in this part of the market.
- 2843 Cedar Falls Way, SeviervillePrice Change $1,875,000
This Cedar Falls luxury cabin is one of the week’s higher-end options, with an indoor pool, sauna, and strong rental history claims in the remarks. The reported 2025 revenue is a seller-claimed figure, but the amenity package clearly supports premium positioning.
- 1124 Sanctuary Shores Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $698,000
This lake-view Timberlake Bay home is pending and was positioned for larger groups with flexible sleeping areas and resort amenities. The gated setting and paved access add to its appeal for both rentals and second-home use.
- 3033 N Clear Fork Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $574,999
This single-level Shagbark cabin is built around accessibility, easy access, and a clean turn-key rental presentation. The creekside setting and one-floor layout are the main practical selling points.
- 1630 Majestic Oak Way, SeviervillePrice Change $569,900
This Shagbark creekside cabin is a practical turn-key rental with a strong history claim and easy road access, both useful for guest satisfaction. The price move suggests the seller is staying competitive in a segment with plenty of comparable choices.
- 2971 Laughing Pine Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $975,000
This Laughing Pines cabin reduced again, but it remains a stylish newer build with game-room appeal and a strong Smokies location. Buyers will likely focus on the combination of modern finishes and mountain setting.
- 233 Cherokee Path Way, SeviervillePrice Change $619,000
This newer Sevierville cabin received a price adjustment and still offers a simple, practical three-bedroom format with modern construction. The appeal is straightforward: newer build, usable lot size, and room to function as a getaway or rental.
- 2225 Wingspan Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $939,900
This Eagle Springs cabin is a newer, professionally managed rental with an indoor pool and turnkey furnishings, making it one of the stronger ready-to-go options in the week. The price cuts are notable, but the amenity stack still gives it a solid position.
- 3654 Buckeye Knob Way, SeviervillePrice Change $759,000
This Wears Valley cabin continues to lean on the long-range view and easy road access, which are two of the most marketable features in the Smokies. The recent roof update adds practical value alongside the scenery.
- 1805 Shady Grove Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $824,400
These two Sevierville cabins are being marketed as a paired income play, and the combined acreage plus reported year-to-date gross makes them notable for investors. The multiple rental histories give the listing a clear portfolio angle, though buyers will still need to verify the figures.
- 3213 Big Cove Court, SeviervillePrice Change $1,499,000
This Wears Valley log home reduced sharply, which suggests the seller is meeting the market after a period of testing a higher number. The detached garage and generous indoor-outdoor space are the main practical advantages.
- 619 Pine Mtn Rd, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $514,000
This Pigeon Forge cabin has a clear rental angle, with strong guest-friendly layout and a reliable location near the Parkway. The reported annual revenue claim in the remarks is a seller statement, but the broader performance story is consistent with the area’s turn-key demand.
- 3085 Perry Circle Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $619,000
This Wears Valley cabin moved lower after coming to market with a fresh remodel, and the panoramic setting is still the key selling feature. For buyers, the big question is whether the view and updates outweigh the price adjustment.
- 1510 Dawn Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $372,900
This small honeymoon cabin has clear rental appeal thanks to its updates, privacy, and active rental setup. At this size, the main value is in efficient guest use and low carrying costs rather than square footage.
- 1583 Nicoha Blvd, SeviervillePrice Change $799,000
This Nicoha Estates cabin is a larger rental-style property with mountain views, game space, and multiple fireplaces that suit both guests and owners. The price adjustment puts more emphasis on the amenity package and less on aspirational pricing.
- 2223 Eagle Feather Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $475,000
This Eagle Springs cabin is a compact turn-key rental with fresh furnishings and mechanical updates, which matters in a small-footprint investment. The resort location and community pool are its main practical advantages.
- 1922 Beach Front Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $318,500
This small Sevierville cabin is an affordable mountain option with simple livability and good access to the main attractions. It is best read as a lower-maintenance getaway or entry-level rental rather than a high-output income property.
- 1634 Jed Trail, SeviervillePrice Change $439,999
This Gatlinburg honeymoon cabin is a classic small-format rental with strong guest appeal from its hot tub, private setting, and turnkey furnishing package. For buyers in this price band, the question is how much value they place on the location and the established rental setup.
- 2817 Mountain View Circle, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $399,900
This Pigeon Forge cabin is a compact income property close to the Parkway, with the flex spaces giving it more utility than its bedroom count suggests. The turn-key presentation and recent updates should continue to support interest.
- 1128 Ridgefield Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $398,899
This pending Sky Harbor cabin has a useful two-master layout and a solid amenity set, which should keep it competitive despite its smaller footprint. The low HOA and easy access to area attractions are practical positives.
- 1523 Gillespie Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $384,998
This Gatlinburg chalet is a small but well-updated turn-key cabin in Chalet Village, and the mix of finishes and location remains its main strength. It is the kind of property that often appeals to buyers who want a simple, ready-to-use second home or rental.
- 3059 Pittman Center Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $675,000
This Sevierville property pairs a main log cabin with a separate guest house on more than five acres, giving it uncommon flexibility. The long-term lease status in the remarks means buyers should look carefully at current use versus future potential.
- 1123 Towering Oaks Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $490,000
This wooded cabin offers privacy, a loft game area, and a strong location for vacation use near Sevierville attractions. The lower price helps it compete in the mid-range segment where buyers want comfort without a major renovation project.
- 840 E Highland Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $320,000
This Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts Community home is priced well below many mountain cabins because it functions more like a house on acreage than a packaged resort rental. That lower entry point may appeal to buyers looking for land and location rather than resort amenities.
- 840 E Highland Drive, GatlinburgStatus Change $320,000
This Gatlinburg Arts & Crafts Community home is priced well below many mountain cabins because it functions more like a house on acreage than a packaged resort rental. That lower entry point may appeal to buyers looking for land and location rather than resort amenities.
- 1215 N Baden Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $475,000
This Gatlinburg A-frame in Chalet Village is a straightforward mountain cabin with creekside charm and a prime location near Ober Mountain. The updated interior and classic design should keep it attractive to both end users and investors.
- 1211 N Baden Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $575,000
This Chalet Village cabin leans on creek frontage, fireplace character, and a desirable mountain setting, which are the kinds of features that tend to hold long-term appeal. It remains a solid lifestyle-first option with rental flexibility.
- 1123 Longview Court, GatlinburgStatus Change $975,000
This Chalet Village new-construction cabin is pending and brings the advantage of a fresh build with mountain views in a sought-after Gatlinburg location. For buyers, the key point is that it is still under construction, so timing and completion details matter.
- 505 Hoot Owl Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $449,999
This small Gatlinburg cabin is a classic honeymoon-rental type, with the revenue claims in the remarks clearly presented as actuals for prior years. Its strength is the combination of compact size, updates, and a proven guest profile.
- 530 Parton Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $349,900
This Gatlinburg cabin has been updated for comfortable mountain living, and the wraparound porch plus screened areas are the real lifestyle features. The new systems help reduce near-term maintenance concerns for a buyer.
- 833 Union Hill Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $429,400
This turnkey Sevierville cabin is already operating as a short-term rental, with furnishings and a fresh HVAC system adding immediate usability. Its location near town keeps it practical for both owners and guests.
- 1448 Dover Lane, DandridgePrice Change $579,900
This Douglas Lake waterfront home offers one of the clearer lake-living propositions in the week, with dock access and an unfinished basement for future expansion. The listing remarks position it as both a residence and rental option, which broadens the buyer pool.
- 1121 Turkey Ridge Way, SeymourPrice Change $446,999
This Seymour cabin gives buyers more land and more flexibility than many mountain rentals, with garage and bonus space that could support a variety of uses. The lack of city taxes and HOA fees adds to the practical appeal.
- 722 Nighthawk Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $560,000
This Eagles Ridge Resort cabin is a convenient, furnished Pigeon Forge rental with proven short-term-rental history. Its smaller footprint and resort location can be attractive for buyers who prioritize easy ownership over bigger square footage.
- 1820 Beach Front Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $424,996
This Sky Harbor log cabin is a proven short-term-rental performer in a strong location, and the reported gross revenue in the remarks should be treated as a seller claim. The close proximity to Dollywood and Gatlinburg is the key value driver here.
- 1257 Bavarian Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $2,525,000
This sister Builtmore lodge carries the same luxury positioning and projected-income language as the adjacent offering, with the same caveat that the projection is a seller claim. The scale, guest capacity, and distinctive architecture are what separate it from standard cabin inventory.
- 1253 Bavarian Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $2,525,000
This luxury Builtmore lodge is positioned as a high-end, high-occupancy Gatlinburg rental, and the projected income cited in the remarks is a listing-remarks projection rather than an independent verification. For buyers, the appeal is the design, rooftop decks, and indoor pool, all in a strong tourism corridor.
- 909 Black Wolf Way, GatlinburgStatus Change $829,990
This Gatlinburg mountain home is pending after a long run, and the mountaintop views and large sleep count likely helped it find traction. The community dues and amenity package are useful context for buyers comparing resort-style options.
- 530-4 Chickasaw Gap Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $519,000
This Arrowhead Resort cabin is a compact Pigeon Forge investment property with a useful rental projection in the remarks, labeled there as a projection rather than a verified result. Its location and resort access are the main selling points for buyers focused on guest convenience.
- 741 Golf View Blvd, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $538,999
This Golf View resort cabin offers a flexible duplex-style setup, which is a useful angle in Pigeon Forge for both rental income and owner use. The resort amenity package and central location do much of the heavy lifting here.
- 914 High Mountain Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $496,890
This Black Bear Falls cabin is a smaller, efficient Gatlinburg rental with a strong mountain-view position and reported income claims in the remarks. The combination of easy access, pool access, and compact size can be appealing to buyers seeking lower operating complexity.
- 419 Matterhorn Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $489,000
This Cobbly Nob log cabin offers a classic mountain retreat feel with a strong view-oriented deck setup and resort amenities. The price reduction likely helps it stay in the mix for buyers comparing similar Gatlinburg-area cabins.
- 3715 Cinnamon Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $899,900
This seven-acre Wears Valley estate is a rare blend of privacy, scale, and unfinished upside, which makes it stand out from standard cabin inventory. The pending status suggests a buyer saw value in the land and the potential to finish the lower level.
- 2775 Overholt Tr, SeviervilleStatus Change $589,000
This Shagbark cabin went pending while showcasing a four-year rental history and strong guest-review positioning in the remarks. The practical benefit here is the established operation, which often matters more than cosmetic flash.
- 213 Matterhorn Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $2,299,900
This large Cobbly Nob log cabin is all about capacity, with a huge guest count and multiple entertainment levels that suit reunions and large-group bookings. The projected income claim in the remarks is a listing-remarks estimate, so the real decision point is whether the layout and location justify the price.
- 3520 Noel Hill Way, SeviervillePrice Change $998,000
This two-cabin Sevierville property is aimed at investors who want multiple rental paths on one parcel, and the acreage gives it room that many similar cabins lack. The price adjustment makes sense in a segment where buyers will compare the combined income potential against the operational complexity.
- 2208 Spurling Way, SeviervillePrice Change $419,000
This small Pigeon Forge cabin is an established income property with a compact footprint and a clear location advantage near the Parkway. The reported rental figures in the remarks are seller claims, but the property’s turn-key setup is the real takeaway.
- 615 N Ownby Drive, GatlinburgStatus Change $649,000
This Gatlinburg log home is a larger, more residential-feeling property inside the Arts & Crafts Community, and the extra lot plus garage space add everyday usability. The pending status suggests that combination of location and livability found a buyer.
- 3046 Walters Way, SeviervillePrice Change $530,000
This Wears Valley cabin has a flexible layout and a useful detached garage, which gives it more utility than a typical two-bedroom mountain property. The recent price move suggests the seller is trying to stay competitive on a large-acreage, amenity-rich listing.
- 268 Burning Oaks, SeviervillePrice Change $369,998
This renovated log cabin offers an affordable STR-oriented entry with reported annual gross revenue in the listing remarks, though that figure is a seller claim and should be verified. The mix of updated systems, private hot tub, and no-HOA setup should keep it interesting to both investors and end users.
- 1053 Reagan Springs Road, SeymourPrice Change $239,900
This Seymour home is more of a country residence with cabin character than a resort rental, and the generator plus outbuilding add real-world utility. The price reduction brings attention to the access, acreage, and practical improvements rather than resort amenities.
- 314 Brown Wren Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $1,050,000
This Gatlinburg cabin is built for large groups and sits close to town, which gives it a clear rental orientation. The private pool, multiple bedrooms, and mountain views are the main features buyers will compare against operating costs.
- 755 Glory Ridge Way, GatlinburgStatus Change $550,000
This Gatlinburg cabin returned to active status after going pending, so it remains one to watch for buyers who want a classic Arts & Crafts location with guest-ready features. The layout, deck space, and hot tub are all practical draws.
- 831 Spirit Loop Way, GatlinburgStatus Change $625,000
This Gatlinburg log cabin is pending after a long run, and the sleeping capacity plus easy access likely made it appealing to a buyer focused on group use. The lack of steep roads and the utility services are practical advantages in this submarket.
- 2523 Fleming Way, SeviervillePrice Change $315,000
This Douglas Lake Resort cabin is newly renovated and move-in ready, which makes it attractive for a buyer wanting a simpler entry into the lake market. The easy access and open living space support both full-time and vacation use.
- 2523 Fleming Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $315,000
This Douglas Lake Resort cabin is newly renovated and move-in ready, which makes it attractive for a buyer wanting a simpler entry into the lake market. The easy access and open living space support both full-time and vacation use.
- 4116 Elk Ridge Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,399,200
This newly constructed Wears Valley cabin carries strong group appeal with six bedrooms, an indoor pool, and a sprinkler system sized for large occupancy. It is still in the active stage, but the layout is clearly aimed at high-capacity rental demand.
- 3103 Clearview Circle, SeviervillePrice Change $549,999
This unfinished Shagbark cabin is a true project, and the value will depend on how much work a buyer wants to finish. For a buyer with construction resources, the gated location and basement potential could create upside.
- 1375 S Baden Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $495,000
This Chalet Village short sale is priced to reflect the approval process and the as-is nature of the deal, so buyers should focus on the location and the renovated interior rather than assuming a quick close. The rental reports mentioned in the remarks suggest income history, but verification will matter here.
- 2036 Ridge Rd Unit 16, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $389,900
This small Pigeon Forge cabin is a compact, turn-key option very close to the Parkway, which keeps the location value high despite the modest footprint. As a rental, the simplicity of the layout and the fully furnished setup are the main decision points.
- 519 Picadilly Lane, GatlinburgStatus Change $449,900
This Cobbly Nob cabin offers a more traditional log-cabin feel with multiple levels and a strong sense of privacy. The updated kitchen and baths, plus community amenities, make it a balanced option for a buyer wanting character without giving up convenience.
- 425 Hemlock Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $499,900
This Buena Vista cabin is being marketed as a quiet, wooded retreat with a pond nearby, and the seller’s help with closing costs or rate buydown may widen the buyer pool. The setting and flexible living areas should appeal to both full-time residents and vacation users.
- 809 String Run Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $969,999
This Pigeon Forge cabin is a proven performer with strong location appeal just off the Parkway, and the nearly new construction helps reduce near-term maintenance concerns. The bedroom-bath count and game room make it a practical fit for groups.
- 1571 Rainbow Ridge Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $629,900
This pending Rainbow Ridge cabin stands out for its long-range view, ramp access, and finished lower level, which expands its guest utility. The accessibility angle is especially useful in a market where easier access can help broaden demand.
- 1086 Towering Oaks Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $581,300
This round-style Grand View Resort cabin is compact but amenity-rich, with en-suite bedrooms, big decks, and a hot tub that support its rental appeal. The shape and skylight give it a distinct identity in a market full of similar-looking cabins.
- 4228 Wears Valley Rd Unit UNIT 51, SeviervilleStatus Change $899,900
This Timber Cove indoor-pool cabin is a strong turnkey option in Wears Valley, especially for buyers who want low-maintenance ownership features and resort-style amenity access. The all-in community costs and easy roads are practical advantages that matter for guest satisfaction.
- 1130 Lee Cardwell Circle Unit UNIT 5, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $1,471,999
This large Pigeon Forge luxury cabin is built for scale, with multiple en-suites, indoor pool space, and broad entertainment areas that suit large groups. The projected revenue claim in the remarks is a reported listing-remarks estimate, not an independent confirmation, but the property clearly targets the high-capacity rental segment.
- 309 Elk Cove Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $475,000
This Elk Cove cabin is a good example of a turnkey Gatlinburg rental with a straightforward, guest-friendly layout. The mix of mountain views, resort setting, and furnished status should keep it competitive for both second-home and investor buyers.
- 1421 Silver Poplar Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $825,000
This remodeled Sky Harbor home spans three lots, which is a notable privacy and flexibility advantage in this market. The update list is substantial, so the main decision point is likely whether buyers want this much space in a wooded resort setting.
- 3059 Perry Circle & Lot 11 Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $569,800
This Perry Circle cabin is a land-and-view play with a classic log-cabin feel, and the extra lot broadens the long-term value proposition. The shared-well setup and buyer due diligence notes mean the practical details matter as much as the setting.
- 3059 Perry Circle Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $499,900
This Wears Valley twin-cabin setup is all about land, flexibility, and multiple income paths on one property. Buyers looking for a two-unit strategy will likely see the appeal in the separate rental options and the larger acreage footprint.
- 1615 Misty Hollow Way, GatlinburgStatus Change $625,000
This Gatlinburg log cabin moved to pending status after a very long marketing stretch, and the mountain views and downtown proximity likely carried the day. It is a good example of how well-located cabins can still take time to find the right price and buyer.
- 2036 Ridge Rd Unit 2, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $300,000
This small Pigeon Forge cabin is a location-first rental, and the modest size plus existing revenue claim make it a straightforward entry point for an investor. The estimate in the remarks is useful context, but buyers should still verify the numbers and the rental rules.
- 925 Newcombe Branch Way, CosbyPrice Change $524,960
This Cosby property is a true acreage play, with a cabin, trails, and room for future site planning on a large wooded tract. Buyers here are likely focused on privacy, land, and long-view potential more than immediate resort-style performance.
- 2342 Smoky Vista Way, SeviervillePrice Change $2,199,900
This Smoky Vista luxury cabin is one of the week’s most feature-rich listings, with an indoor pool, sport court, theater, and wide-view outdoor living. The price move upward is notable, but the overall story remains a high-end, amenity-heavy property aimed at buyers who want a top-shelf second home or rental.
- 911 Osprey Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $575,000
This Pigeon Forge cabin just moved lower again, and its location near the Parkway with a proven rental track record remains the main draw. The duplex-style flexibility is a useful differentiator for buyers who want more than a standard one-unit cabin.
- 1135 Shady Grove Lane, GatlinburgPrice Change $695,000
This downtown Gatlinburg cabin offers privacy without giving up access, and that balance is its biggest strength. The multiple decks and updated interiors help it stand out for buyers who want a personal getaway that can also function as an investment.
- 1645 S Mountain View Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $349,000
This pending Sevierville cabin is a smaller-scale mountain retreat with a strong view and a flexible lower level, which should help it appeal to both end users and investors. The ramp access and easy parking are practical features that can broaden the buyer pool.
- 4230 Alyssa Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $549,950
This Gatlinburg cabin was still active with a meaningful reduction, and its draw is the private wooded setting paired with established rental history claims in the remarks. The flexible loft, hot tub, and creekside-feel outdoor spaces help, but the price reset signals the seller is competing for attention after a very long run.
- 922 Black Bear Cub Way, SeviervillePrice Change $1,275,000
This seven-bedroom chalet is aimed squarely at large groups, with en-suite baths, a theater, and a private pool room. For buyers, the key question is less about features and more about whether the price supports the scale and the likely operating costs.
- 436 Lucerne Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $649,999
This Gatlinburg cabin combines strong views, turn-key furnishing, and resort-style conveniences in a location close to downtown. The recent markdown suggests the seller is sharpening price against a crowded luxury field.
- 2749 Owls Cove Way, SeviervillePrice Change $1,400,000
This short-sale cabin brings indoor pool amenities, parking, and easy access into the same package, which is important for larger-group bookings. The lender-approval structure means buyers will need patience and process discipline here.
- 2869 Hatcher Mountain Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $1,214,900
This large Wears Valley cabin is built for groups, with theater seating, arcade space, and broad gathering areas that fit the market for big-capacity rentals. The size and amenity list are strong, but the extended time on market shows how demanding buyers can be at this price tier.
- 712 Still Hill Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $700,000
This Gatlinburg property is a larger-format, high-amenity lodge with both indoor and outdoor entertainment space, and the recent price lift suggests the seller is still targeting the premium end of the market. The Mountain Shadows location and occupancy setup make it a serious group-rental candidate.
- 685 Shell Mountain Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $724,909
This shell-mountain pool cabin is a classic amenity-driven Smokies listing, with the indoor pool and king suites doing most of the work. The panoramic setting is the differentiator, especially for buyers focused on guest appeal.
- 804 Upper Picadilly Lane, GatlinburgPrice Change $724,500
This Cobbly Nob cabin leans on views, turnkey furnishings, and resort amenities, which should keep it relevant for both second-home buyers and rental operators. The mountain-view setting and community features are the main anchors here.
- 224 Lenz Drive, KodakPrice Change $424,999
This Kodak property is more of a residence with flexibility than a pure resort cabin, and the garage conversion potential adds practical upside. The location near I-40, the Parkway, and Buc-ee’s keeps it accessible for year-round living or rental use.
- 982 Smokey Mountain Queen Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $399,900
This new-construction lake-access home is positioned for buyers who want modern finishes, water access, and optional rental use in one package. The unfinished portion creates future flexibility, which may be as valuable as the finished square footage for the right buyer.
- 3430 Laurel Ridge Way, SeviervillePrice Change $475,000
This Wears Valley renovation is about usable space and park-border location, with the split living areas offering versatility for different uses. The full remodel and outdoor porches should help, but buyers here are likely weighing the unfinished items against the setting and layout.
- 713 Hazy Circle, GatlinburgPrice Change $430,000
This Gatlinburg cabin’s appeal is its 6.5-acre setting, giving buyers a rare amount of privacy without leaving town behind. It remains a straightforward land-and-location play for someone who values seclusion more than resort amenities.
- 853 Lloyd Huskey Rd, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $349,900
This single-level Pigeon Forge cabin went pending after a long search, which suggests the manageable layout and furnished turn-key setup likely helped once the price aligned. As a one-level property close to the Parkway, it offers convenience that is useful for both owners and guests.
- 363 Lewis Clabo Rd, GatlinburgPrice Change $1,800,000
This Gatlinburg lodge sold after 510 days on market, underscoring that very large group cabins can take patience even when the location is close to downtown. The scale, multiple suites, and mountain views were the core value drivers, but the long runway suggests buyers wanted more room on price.
- 772 Goose Creek, SeymourStatus Change $195,900
This Seymour property stands out for its acreage, flexible country setting, and barn/outbuilding setup rather than resort-style cabin amenities. The listing also flags financing limitations and renovation needs, so it reads more like a value-add rural hold than a plug-and-play vacation rental.
- SeviervillePrice Change $725,000
This overnight rental cabin offers strong occupancy-oriented design and a seller willingness to transfer bookings, which is practical for a buyer seeking continuity. The cabin’s size and guest count make it a straightforward operating asset in a busy market.
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
Latest official context for Smoky Mountain short-term-rental cabin real estate points to still-elevated mortgage costs, a higher federal funds target, strong park visitation, and mixed housing supply conditions nationally. The federal funds target is not the same thing as consumer mortgage rates, and the two should be treated separately when timing pricing or sale decisions.
- Freddie Mac 30-year fixed mortgage rateFreddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey shows the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at 7.28% for the week averaged as of 2026-10-01, and the page states PMMS is released weekly on Thursdays at 12 p.m. ET.Freddie Mac PMMS — 2026-10-01
- Federal Reserve target rangeThe Federal Reserve’s most recent FOMC decision on 2026-09-16 raised the federal funds target range to 3.75% to 4.00%; this is the policy rate target, not a consumer mortgage rate.Federal Reserve FOMC Statement — 2026-09-16
- Great Smoky Mountains demand contextOfficial NPS visitation data show Great Smoky Mountains National Park had 7,792,597 recreation visits through August 2026 year to date, and NPS said the park expects high visitor volume, congestion, and limited parking during fall season.NPS Great Smoky Mountains visitation/statistics — 2026-09-26
- National housing inventory / sales contextThe latest Census new-home sales release on 2026-09-24 reported August 2026 new-home inventory at 483,000 homes and a 8.5-month supply at the current sales rate, which suggests supply remains substantial even as sales improved month over month.U.S. Census Bureau New Residential Sales — 2026-09-24
Mortgage rates and Fed policy are related, but they are not the same thing, and sellers should price from today’s financing reality, not yesterday’s headlines.
The latest data point to a market where opportunity still exists, but pricing and presentation matter more than ever. Freddie Mac’s 30-year fixed rate is still elevated at 7.28%, while the Federal Reserve’s policy target sits at 3.75% to 4.00%; those are different benchmarks, and buyers feel the mortgage rate, not the fed funds target. In the Smokies, that keeps pressure on monthly payments and can slow decisions unless a property clearly checks the boxes on view, access, condition, and income potential. On the seller side, conditions can still be favorable when a cabin is clean, turnkey, well-priced for its segment, and sits in a location that solves guest pain points such as steep roads, poor parking, or limited amenities. The week’s closings also show that stronger cabins are still selling, but many of them required time and, in some cases, price adjustments before the market accepted the number. For owners considering a sale, the best window is often when a property has a clear advantage over comparable listings and the inventory around it is not materially better; that is especially true for cabins with proven rental performance, easy access, and features guests can understand quickly. In short, this is not a blanket sell-now market, but it is a market where disciplined pricing and a realistic read on competition can make the difference between sitting and closing.
Smoky Mountains Cabin Market FAQ
What does this week’s Smoky Mountains market activity mean for buyers?
Buyers have more to evaluate than just a view or a hot tub right now. With 39 new listings and no pending sales in the seven-day window, there is fresh inventory to compare, but the closed-sales sample also shows that well-positioned cabins still sell at meaningful prices. That means buyers can be selective, yet they should move quickly when a property lines up on location, access, and condition. In this market, the best opportunities often show up when a cabin is clearly turnkey or when a seller has already adjusted expectations.
What should sellers take from the closed-sale numbers this week?
The closed-sale data say that buyers are still paying for the right property, but they are not paying blindly. The average sold-to-list ratio was 96.37%, and the average closed-sale timeline was 144.2 days, which tells you that pricing, patience, and presentation all matter. Sellers with views, guest-friendly layouts, and turnkey condition can still compete, but the market is less forgiving when a cabin is overreaching on price. If a property has a clear advantage over nearby competition, that is when the seller’s position tends to improve.
Why are some of the active cabins changing price while others are going pending?
Price changes usually reflect the market working through comparisons, especially in segments where cabins look similar on paper. When a property offers a strong amenity set, easy access, or a proven rental profile, it can still attract attention without needing much adjustment. On the other hand, when a cabin sits above competing options or has a narrower buyer pool, the seller may need to reset the number to stay in the conversation. Pending listings generally show that a property met enough of the buyer’s criteria on location, layout, and value to move forward.
How should buyers treat the revenue claims in listing remarks?
Treat them as useful context, not as verified financial statements. Some remarks include reported or projected gross revenue figures, and those can help you understand how the seller is positioning the property, but they are still seller claims until you verify the records yourself. For investors, the more important question is whether the cabin’s layout, access, amenities, and operating costs can realistically support the income story. That is especially important in the Smokies, where two similar cabins can perform very differently depending on management, pricing, and guest appeal.
Why does the methodology matter for a weekly market report like this?
A one-week report is best read as a snapshot of active momentum, new supply, and recent closings, not as a complete season by itself. This week’s data set includes new listings, pendings, sold properties, and price changes, so it is useful for seeing where sellers are adjusting and which property types are still moving. But a single week can still be influenced by listing timing, contract timing, and property mix, so it should be combined with broader context before making a major decision. That is why the closed-sale sample, the days-on-market figures, and the sale-to-list ratio are all important pieces of the picture.
Market activity was checked through October 4, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyers and sellers should verify property details independently.

