
Smoky Mountains Weekly Cabin Market Update: New Listings, Pendings, and Closings
The Smoky Mountain cabin market saw 28 new listings and no pendings this week, while 7 homes closed. Closed sales recorded a median price of $473,000, average days on market of 187.6, and an average sale-to-list ratio of 97.7%, showing that closed deals still required time and negotiation even as well-positioned cabins held value.
Seven new listings and a broad mix of price adjustments kept activity moving across Sevier County’s Smoky Mountain cabin market, with no new pendings reported in the current window. Seven closed sales set a median sold price of $473,000, an average sold price of about $719,071, average closed-sale time of 187.6 days, and an average sale-to-list ratio of 97.7%. In the 1-2 bedroom segment, four sales closed at a $392,500 median with an average of 129.5 days on market and a 99.6% sale-to-list ratio. The week’s fresh listings skewed toward well-amenitized cabins, while multiple price reductions suggest sellers are still working to meet buyer expectations in select segments.
Smoky Mountains Market at a Glance
Verified seven-day activity for the week ending October 11, 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 October 5 through October 11, 2026.
- 4723 Riversong Ridge Way, SeviervilleNew $875,000
This Riversong cabin is a newly listed, fully furnished log cabin with seasonal views and a polished three-level layout. The one-owner history and “never rented” note may appeal to buyers looking for a clean start.
- 2833 White Oak Ridge Lane, SeviervilleNew $649,900
This Preserve Resort cabin is a view-heavy property with a desirable floor plan and the kind of amenities buyers expect in a higher-end rental. The large deck and loft setup make it work well for multi-guest stays.
- 4143 Fontaine Way, GatlinburgPending $1,590,000
This Gatlinburg pool cabin is a luxury large-group listing with creekside privacy and a strong amenity stack. The pending status suggests the view, pool, and layout were enough to attract serious interest despite the high price point.
- 3453 Cove Meadows Drive, SeviervilleNew $1,900,000
This Cove Meadows cabin is a large, newly built luxury property with no HOA, accessible features, and broad mountain views. The already-active vacation-rental operation and generous group layout make it one of the more complete offerings in the week.
- 1630 Ridgecrest Drive, SeviervilleNew $599,925
This Hidden Mountain View cabin is a remodeled older property with extra sleeping flexibility, parking, and easy road access. Its strength is practicality: a usable floor plan in a convenient mountain location.
- 253 Silverbell Lane, GatlinburgNew $519,900
This brand-new Gatlinburg cabin is sold fully furnished and is minutes from downtown and the national park, which keeps it squarely in the high-demand small-cabin lane. The modern finishes and private outdoor spaces make it easy to position as a turnkey rental.
- 1679 Zurich Rd, GatlinburgNew $1,299,900
This Chalet Village cabin has a strong rental-investment story, with reported performance and a desirable Gatlinburg location. The wooded view and proximity to town make it a useful entry in the upper-midrange market.
- 1008 E Foothills Drive, GatlinburgNew $665,000
This Valley High cabin is a classic older log cabin with acreage, Mt. LeConte views, and an authentic-rustic feel. The old-cabin charm and private setting are the main selling points.
- 4445 Forest Vista Way, Pigeon ForgeNew $715,000
This Sherwood Forest Resort cabin combines location, views, and a reported revenue claim of about $60,000, making it a strong group-rental candidate. The theater and game room layout is what helps it compete in the resort.
- 2615 Bear Crossing Way, SeviervillePending $999,999
This Cedar Falls pool cabin is a newer luxury rental with a reported high annual revenue pace and a clear amenity stack. The indoor pool and oversized floor plan are the main reasons it competes.
- 3748 Ginseng Way, SeviervilleNew $449,000
This Wonderland Woods cabin is more of a residential-style mountain home with a loft and workshop, but it still sits in a convenient Wears Valley location. Buyers wanting a quieter getaway with usable space may find it more compelling than pure STR shoppers.
- 2539 Raccoon Hollow Way, SeviervilleNew $849,000
This Mountain Crest cabin offers flexible guest flow, seasonal views, and recent mechanical updates. The compact size and amenity mix should appeal to buyers seeking a practical mountain rental.
- 214 Tsali Way, SeviervilleNew $425,000
This Echota Resort cabin is a compact but well-located mountain property with easy access to Sevierville, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge. It is the kind of entry-level cabin that stays relevant because of location and simplicity.
- 2773 Clabo Rd, SeviervilleNew $1,750,000
This Clabo Road cabin is a large, proven short-term rental with significant reported 2026 revenue and strong occupancy language in the remarks. The indoor pool and pickleball/basketball court give it a standout amenity mix.
- 2440 Breezy Rd, SeviervilleNew $750,000
This Mountain Crest cabin is a larger group-friendly property with updated systems and a strong Smoky Mountain location. The no-HOA and no-rental-restriction notes make it appealing for investors who want flexibility.
- 2184 Beach Front Drive, SeviervilleNew $629,000
This Sky Harbor cabin is a newer Gatlinburg-area retreat with two king suites and a family-friendly layout. It should remain attractive to both second-home buyers and small STR operators.
- 3040 Patty View Way, Pigeon ForgeNew $334,000
This Patty View Way cabin is a smaller woodsy retreat with a recently updated interior and no HOA, which may appeal to value-focused buyers. The lot size and flexible use case matter more here than pure cabin size.
- 3158 Thomas Headrick Rd, SeviervilleNew $1,595,000
This Wears Valley new-construction cabin is still under construction, but the pool and private court features should give it strong rental appeal once complete. The anticipated completion before Thanksgiving is a notable timing detail for investors.
- 2234 Eagle Feather Drive, SeviervilleNew $469,000
This Eagle Springs cabin is a manageable two-level rental in a resort with pool access and a proven location near Sevierville attractions. It is a straightforward midmarket cabin with practical updates.
- 2760 Hawks View Tr, Pigeon ForgeNew $530,000
This Hawks View cabin adds wellness amenities like a sauna to the usual hot tub-and-fireplace formula, which gives it some differentiation. The reported income language in the remarks helps frame it as an investment-minded listing.
- 514 Butler Branch Road Rd, GatlinburgNew $419,000
This Cobbly Nob creekside cottage stands out for its active STR permit, creek frontage, and wellness features. The pending status suggests the combination of privacy and guest appeal resonated.
- 1175 Woodland Trek Lane, SeviervilleNew $3,199,000
This Hibernation Station lodge is a massive group cabin with reported future bookings in the remarks, which is the kind of asset larger investors watch closely. Its size and sleeping capacity make it more lodge than cabin.
- 2422 Breezy Ridge Drive, SeviervilleNew $1,399,000
This Starr Crest Resort cabin is a mountain-view property with a strong amenity package and a turnkey presentation. The long enough market time suggests buyers are balancing the premium location against the asking price.
- 1104 Anastasia Way, GatlinburgNew $625,700
This Laurel Estates cabin is a polished newer build with a strong Gatlinburg location, luxury finishes, and full furnishings. It is the kind of turnkey cabin that should appeal to buyers who want minimal setup and immediate use.
Smoky Mountains Log Cabins Sold This Week
Recorded closings from October 5 through October 11, 2026.
- 1863 Bluff Ridge Rd, SeviervilleSold $960,000
This closed Bluff Ridge cabin sold near the top of the recent market’s interest in newer design and strong views. The result shows that high-end finish and a thoughtful layout can still attract a buyer, even after a long exposure period.
- 832 Great Smoky Way, GatlinburgSold $473,000
This Gatlinburg Falls cabin closed after a lengthy marketing period, which is common when buyers have many comparable cabins to sort through. The final sale suggests the resort location and game-room layout still carried weight.
- 2036 Ridge Rd Unit STE 7, Pigeon ForgeSold $265,500
This Honeymoon Gardens cabin closed at a discount after a long marketing period, which shows how smaller condo-style cabins can be price-sensitive even in strong tourism corridors. Its appeal was primarily location and simplicity rather than size.
- 1846 Blue Tick Way, SeviervilleSold $445,000
This closed Fox Run cabin sold above list after a long marketing period, suggesting that view-heavy properties can still command attention when the layout and setting line up. The result also shows buyers will pay for a remodel-ready mountain-view opportunity when the bones are right.
- 1960 Blackthorn Tr, SeviervilleSold $2,000,000
This large Wild Briar lodge closed as a major permitted group rental, and that legal operating status was one of its most important features. The sale underscores how scarce grandfathered large-group permits remain in Sevier County.
- 1083 Bryan View Rd, SeviervilleSold $340,000
This Pine Mountain cabin is a classic smaller log-cabin sale with turnkey furnishings and a clear STR presentation. It closed as a manageable entry-level cabin in a strong visitor corridor.
- 1433 Twin Rock Drive, SeviervilleSold $550,000
This Twin Rock sale closed after a long marketing period, which shows that even well-equipped cabin inventory can take time before the right buyer commits. The final result suggests the property still found support near the middle of its asking range.
Smoky Mountains Cabin Price and Status Changes
Other verified listing changes detected since the prior weekly snapshot.
- 1404 S Baden Drive, GatlinburgStatus Change $899,900
This Tyrolea cabin moved to pending status and offers strong Mount LeConte views plus no prior rental history, which makes it more of a lifestyle or fresh-start investment play. Buyers likely valued the updates and the long-standing mountain-home feel.
- 670 Magic Kingdom Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $749,999
This Sugar Loaf Ridge cabin benefits from proximity to Soaky Mountain and a usable size for larger groups. The tiny price movement suggests a fine-tuning rather than a major repositioning.
- 2029 Windy Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $799,909
This Sevierville cabin is newly built and uses a financing incentive plus a reported income figure to broaden its appeal. The location near Soaky Mountain and the Parkway is likely what makes the value proposition work.
- 1068 E Foothills Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $649,900
This Scenic Pines cabin has strong reported rental revenue and a proven guest profile, with the view and proximity to Gatlinburg doing much of the work. The price cut keeps it competitive in a market that still rewards views and guest history.
- 2793 Dogwood Loop Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $874,899
This Fiesta Hills cabin is an architectural one-off with hand-hewn materials and a highly distinctive outdoor experience. The reduced price may broaden the audience, but the uniqueness is still the main story.
- 3004 Crestview Court, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,025,000
This Pinehaven Estates new-construction cabin is nearly complete and being sold furnished, which should matter to buyers who want a fast path to use or rental deployment. The location near Wears Valley and Pigeon Forge adds to the appeal.
- 1830 Cherry View Lane, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $410,000
This Sky Harbor cabin is a compact log property with a price adjustment and a useful location between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. It remains a straightforward option for buyers wanting smaller scale and easy access.
- 2864 Pine Haven Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $459,900
This Pinehaven Estates cabin has a strong reported 2026 income figure and an established rental profile. The price reduction keeps it in play for buyers comparing proven revenue against newer but untested cabins.
- 759 Ridgefield Drive, SeviervilleStatus Change $369,000
This Sky Harbor chalet is a single-level, easy-access cabin that fits buyers looking for convenience and indoor/outdoor living space. The pending status suggests the layout and location were attractive enough to move a buyer.
- 3521 Sandridge Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $990,000
This Brookstone Village cabin is a larger luxury lodge-style property just a half-mile from town, which is one of its strongest advantages. The multiple king suites and game room support the higher-end rental story.
- 2733 Dogwood Loop Dr, SeviervillePrice Change $984,890
This Fiesta Hills cabin is a newer, craftsmanship-focused build with strong design detail and marketable outdoor features. The price trim keeps it competitive among premium new construction listings.
- 409 Compass Point Way, SeviervillePrice Change $1,198,000
This Mountain Splash cabin stands out because of the indoor pool and the reported annual income claim in the remarks. The high-end amenity set and newer construction make it a premium group-rental play.
- 2040 Cougar Crossing Way, SeviervillePrice Change $442,500
This Bear Creek Crossing cabin leans on resort amenities, guest accessibility, and a proven mountain-view rental setup. The reduction helps keep it competitive in a resort where buyers care about convenience as much as cabin character.
- 1728 Scenic Woods Way, SeviervillePrice Change $644,000
This White Oak Estates cabin is a well-finished log property with strong interior updates and a private, wooded feel. The long market time suggests buyers are comparing it against newer cabins with more aggressive pricing.
- 2943 Lightning Strike Drive, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,599,000
This Thunder Mountain luxury cabin is a high-end, indoor-pool investment property that moved to pending status while still continuing to show. The reported booking pace in the remarks makes it one of the stronger revenue stories in the group.
- 3609 Shady Way, SeviervillePrice Change $280,000
This Shady Grove cabin is a lower-cost mountain-view home with no HOA and a flexible residential-or-rental use case. The garage and crawl-space storage are practical features that may matter more than the cabin styling.
- 4438 E Scenic Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $429,900
This Scenic Acres cabin is a true older log property in East Gatlinburg with an as-is condition and a lower entry price. Buyers here are mainly purchasing square footage, location, and renovation upside.
- 3022 Hatcher Mtn Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $389,990
This Misty Morning Meadows cabin is a compact honeymoon rental with a reported 2025 income figure and no HOA, which appeals to buyers seeking simple ownership. The reduction may help the smaller price point compete more directly.
- 3823 Dollys Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $399,900
This Chapel Hills cabin is a smaller romantic-style rental with a reported 2026 income figure in the remarks. Its value is in the turnkey honeymoon setup and forested privacy rather than size.
- 1433 Garrett Place, GatlinburgStatus Change $1,650,000
This Chalet Village luxury cabin offers a large-group layout, strong views, and a premium amenity package. The pending status indicates that its view-driven luxury positioning resonated with a buyer.
- 1580 Zermatt Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $550,000
This Tyrolea A-frame is a classic Gatlinburg ski-cabin style property with a hot tub and active short-term rental use. The price cut suggests the seller is testing where the market will engage on a charming but older-style cabin.
- 2604 Stonebrook Drive, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $429,900
This Mountain Brook cabin is a more affordable Pigeon Forge option with mountain views and a compact footprint. The price adjustment likely helps it stay visible against newer competition in the same corridor.
- 4451 Forest Vista Way, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $529,999
This Sherwood Forest Resort cabin is a rental-ready Pigeon Forge property with strong guest history and resort amenities. Its return to active status gives buyers another chance at a proven overnight-rental asset.
- 1611 Canterbury Downs Rd, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $380,000
This is a new active cabin listing for the weekly reporting window.
- 1605 Silver Poplar Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $524,900
This Sky Harbor cabin is a smaller, well-kept rental with several recent updates and a practical in-between location. It is the kind of property that appeals to buyers who want manageable scale and easy access.
- 3289 Twin Mountain Way Unit UNIT 20, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $399,500
This honeymoon cabin returned to active status after financing fell through, and it remains a compact but polished rental in a highly convenient Pigeon Forge location. The size is small, but the turnkey furnishings and guest review history help it compete.
- 2850 Joyner Hills Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $588,800
This private acreage cabin is less about resort amenities and more about land, privacy, and future flexibility. Buyers looking for room to expand or build should pay attention to the acreage more than the current single-cabin income story.
- 927 Carvers Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $725,000
This remodeled STR cabin offers indoor-pool convenience and a recently completed renovation, which reduces near-term capital needs. The active STR permit is important because it lowers friction for the next owner.
- 2407&2412 Ridgehigh Pass, SeviervilleStatus Change $940,000
This Sky Harbor two-cabin package is unusual and potentially efficient for a buyer who wants two turnkey rentals in one transaction. The combination of king-bed layouts, hot tubs, and resort positioning is the key value.
- 1425 Nicoha Blvd, SeviervillePrice Change $649,900
This Nicoha Estates cabin offers a handicap-accessible layout, a larger lot, and a practical main-level primary suite. The listing reads more like a comfortable mountain home with rental flexibility than a pure STR spec.
- 3211 Old Mountain Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $789,000
This Chapel Hills cabin is a newer, income-producing-style property with reported revenue in the remarks and a family-friendly layout. The creek and outdoor spaces give it more lifestyle appeal than many comparable cabins.
- 2407 Ridgehigh Pass, SeviervilleStatus Change $470,000
This Sky Harbor cabin package partner has a similar layout and is being marketed alongside the adjoining unit, which may appeal to investors seeking two cabins in one purchase. The landscaping credit is a small but practical incentive.
- 2412 Ridgehigh Pass, SeviervilleStatus Change $491,000
This Sky Harbor cabin is one half of a two-cabin package and offers a compact, modern layout with seasonal views. The package structure may appeal most to buyers who want portfolio scale instead of a single-property buy.
- 519 Warbonnet Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $915,000
This Sequoia Heights pool cabin is designed for larger rental groups and comes with reported and projected revenue figures in the remarks. The indoor pool, theater, and private bedrooms keep it firmly in the premium STR lane.
- 2117 E View Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $975,000
This Sky Harbor cabin offers a strong view package, two king suites, and a large family layout for its size. The price reduction suggests the seller is trying to stay aligned with buyer expectations in the upper-midrange market.
- 2323 River Port Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $469,000
This riverfront Pigeon Forge cabin stands out because direct river access is much rarer than mountain views. The romantic setup and proven rental history make the water setting the real differentiator.
- 1805 Shady Grove Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $824,300
This two-cabin Price Acres package is one of the week’s stronger income-based offerings, with combined gross revenue cited in the remarks. Buyers get land, two cabins, and room to operate without HOA limits.
- 714 Aerie Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $549,999
This Eagles Ridge Resort cabin is a location-first Pigeon Forge property with a strong guest-oriented layout and a recent price cut. The private hot tub, screened porch, and quick access to the Parkway are the practical selling points.
- 353 Oak Lake Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $549,900
This Oaks cabin is a newer, modern-style property with a spacious layout and low-maintenance appeal. The price adjustment may have helped, but the real draw is the newer build and flexible entertainment space.
- 3173 Stepping Stone Drive, SeviervilleStatus Change $550,000
This Shagbark new-construction cabin is notable for the ability to select finishes before completion and for the STR permit path already being in place. That combination may matter to buyers who want new construction with less setup risk.
- 2706 Owls Cove Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,099,000
This Cedar Falls cabin is a newer luxury build with strong guest-friendly amenities and a pending status after a relatively active market period. The indoor pool and private-court features make it stand out from most cabins in the same price band.
- 440 Deer Path Lane, GatlinburgPrice Change $695,000
This Cobbly Nob cabin offers direct National Park adjacency and a strong amenity package, which gives it long-term appeal. The reduction suggests the seller is adjusting to the market while keeping the view and location front and center.
- 2053 Settlers Ridge Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $770,000
This Settlers Ridge cabin has a rare park-border setting, which is one of the strongest location features in the market. The mountain views and direct National Park adjacency are likely the key value drivers here.
- 2819 White Oak Ridge Lane, SeviervilleStatus Change $584,900
This Preserve Resort cabin combines mountain views, guest-friendly updates, and a reported monthly revenue figure in the remarks. The pending status suggests the updated amenity package was well received.
- 1060 Sunrise Blvd, SeviervilleStatus Change $399,000
This Hide-A-Way Hills cabin is a pending smaller cabin with a simple wooded setting and seasonal mountain views. With no remarks provided, the main takeaway is that a compact cabin in this location still found a buyer.
- 1904 Rhododendron Lane, SeviervilleStatus Change $469,900
This Sky Harbor cabin is a well-maintained rental with a helpful seller credit and an active STR permit in place. The location between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge remains the core advantage.
- 1613 Bluff Ridge Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $584,900
This newer Bluff Mountain cabin is a proven newer-construction rental with solid income in the first months of operation. Buyers looking to avoid older-cabin maintenance will likely focus on its condition and recent performance.
- 875 Shell Mountain Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $1,200,000
This Shell Mountain cabin is a large, high-end indoor-pool property with one of the stronger revenue histories in the week’s active list. The long-term performance and view quality are the main reasons it stands out.
- 208 Moose Ridge Way, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $392,000
This Pigeon Forge cabin is a compact, efficiently designed property in a convenient resort setting. The pending status fits a unit that works well as a small vacation rental or weekend retreat.
- 2738 Murray Ridge Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $399,900
This Smoky Cove cabin is a quiet, tucked-away overnight rental with a straightforward guest setup. Its appeal is less about size and more about location, porch space, and resort convenience.
- 2223 Eagle Feather Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $474,999
This Eagle Springs cabin is a recent turnkey rental with resort amenities and several mechanical updates. It is a clean entry in the midrange STR segment where buyers often care most about ease of operation.
- 1615 Bear Valley Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $794,250
This Bluff Mountain cabin brings indoor pool access, creek frontage, and no HOA, which makes it a flexible lifestyle-and-investment property. The pending status suggests buyers valued the land, amenities, and room to expand.
- 1922 Beach Front Drive, SeviervilleStatus Change $318,500
This Sky Harbor cabin is a compact mountain-view property that works as a simple getaway or small rental. The pending status suggests it found a buyer despite the modest size, likely because of location and condition.
- 1505 Dawn LN, SeviervillePrice Change $395,900
This Hidden Mountain log cabin is a compact but well-updated rental with an established short-term rental feel. The multiple updates and easy access make it a practical option in the smaller cabin range.
- 1742 Pulaski Lane, SeviervilleStatus Change $669,000
This Luna cabin is a larger indoor-pool STR with a clear large-group layout and a short-sale label, which adds a separate layer of transaction complexity. Buyers should focus on lender approval risk as much as the amenity package.
- 1634 Jed Trail, SeviervillePrice Change $429,999
This Wyatt Cabins property is a turnkey honeymoon-style rental with year-round views and a classic Smoky Mountain package. The combination of privacy, hot tub, and furnished delivery makes it a straightforward small-cabin buy.
- 626 Jess Field Rd, GatlinburgStatus Change $985,000
This Timber Ridge cabin is a newer indoor-pool property with a mountain-view setting and strong STR-style features. Its pending status suggests the amenity mix and location were enough to attract buyer interest.
- 2108 Roscoe Court, SeviervillePrice Change $739,900
This Smoky Cove cabin is a newer, practical mountain property with a family-friendly layout and resort pool access nearby. It appeals most to buyers who want an easy-access cabin close to the action without overcomplicating ownership.
- 965 Burden Hill Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $1,299,000
This former Parton-family residence is a unique Smoky Mountain property where the history is as important as the square footage. Buyers will likely weigh the story, accessibility, and privacy as much as the cabin features.
- 2817 Mountain View Circle, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $385,000
This Pigeon Forge cabin has a strong view-oriented setting and a layout that works well for couples or small families. It is more of a lifestyle cabin with rental upside than a high-capacity group property.
- 1128 Ridgefield Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $398,890
This Sky Harbor cabin has a clear rental profile thanks to its reported 2025 revenue and recent updates. The low HOA and dual master-suite layout are practical advantages for both owners and guests.
- 2323 Hidden Mountain Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $419,900
This Hidden Mountain cabin is a compact, fully furnished log cabin that leans on location, privacy, and classic cabin charm. Its smaller size should appeal to buyers who want simpler ownership close to major attractions.
- 1523 Gillespie Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $384,997
This Chalet Village chalet is a smaller but well-updated rental with a strong location close to downtown Gatlinburg. The fully furnished presentation and HOA amenities keep it competitive in the one-bedroom segment.
- 2608 Mountain Blvd, SeviervillePrice Change $480,001
This Shields Mountain custom home is a non-STR residential-style property with dramatic views and a low-maintenance design. The no-rental restriction and permanent-residence orientation are the main differentiators here.
- 4167 Spring Creek Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,250,000
This large gated estate offers acreage, multiple buildable lots, and two separate living structures, which makes it more than a standard cabin sale. The lack of prior rental history is important; buyers are largely buying the land, privacy, and future use options.
- 945 Green Bay Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $429,000
This newer English Mountain cabin offers a quieter setting with modern construction and a current appraisal, which may help buyers compare value more confidently. It is positioned more as a lifestyle cabin with investment upside than as a high-density resort unit.
- 505 Hoot Owl Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $448,999
This Gatlinburg honeymoon cabin is a small but productive rental with strong actuals cited in the remarks. It is a classic example of how a well-located one-bedroom can compete on guest experience and repeat bookings.
- 3143 Smoky Ridge Way, SeviervillePrice Change $409,000
This Smoky Mountain Ridge cabin is a compact, fully furnished option with a reported rental projection in the remarks. The limited showing window suggests the property is already tied to active bookings, which is common for rentals in this bracket.
- 3520 Bear Pen Gap Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $749,000
This Price Acres dual-cabin package is a straightforward income-property play, and the combined 2025 gross in the remarks explains why it drew attention. The package structure and separate septic systems add operational flexibility.
- 745 Hazy Circle, GatlinburgPrice Change $530,000
This Smoky Ridge cabin is a smaller established rental with a strong location between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge and a private wooded feel. The resort setting and multiple fireplaces give it a traditional cabin appeal that remains easy to market.
- 288 Panther Creek Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $657,900
This mountain-view cabin offers flexibility across two living levels, garages, and multiple outdoor spaces, which makes it unusual for a cabin in this price range. It is best suited to buyers who want multi-use space and some separation between levels.
- 1648 Myers Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $899,900
This cabin moved into pending status during the weekly reporting window. The listing emphasizes mountain views, a game room and a convenient location, which may help explain buyer or guest appeal.
- 1889 Natures Lane, SeviervillePrice Change $419,900
This Sky Harbor log cabin has a classic rental-friendly setup and a reported revenue projection in the remarks, with recent updates that may help it compete. The main value is its location and turnkey presentation.
- 757 Golf View Blvd, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $399,999
This Pigeon Forge log condo is a compact resort property with location and amenity access doing much of the work. Its pending status fits a unit that offers convenience more than acreage or privacy.
- 534 Chickasaw Gap Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $759,900
This Arrowhead Resort cabin is built for larger groups, with five bedrooms and a strong location just minutes from the Parkway. The reported annual average revenue in the remarks is part of the pitch, but the real strength is the sleep capacity and proximity.
- 1820 Beach Front Drive, SeviervillePrice Change $424,995
This Sky Harbor cabin is a smaller but proven rental with reported gross revenue in the remarks and a strong turnkey presentation. The combination of location, furnishing, and guest-ready setup is the main draw.
- 2612 Cloud View Drive, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,229,900
This Thunder Mountain cabin is a large, amenity-loaded luxury listing built around theater, game, and pool features. It is the kind of property where the floor plan and entertainment setup are as important as the finishes.
- 741 Golf View Blvd, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $537,999
This Golf View Resort property is a duplex-style cabin with flexible rental configuration, which is unusual and potentially useful for maximizing use. Its location and resort amenities are the biggest advantages in the Pigeon Forge market.
- 3429 Mtn Tyme Way, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,100,000
This Hideaway Mountain cabin has scale, mountain views, and a new-construction feel that should keep it attractive to higher-end buyers. The pending status suggests the cabin and setting were enough to move a buyer despite a premium price.
- 914 High Mountain Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $496,809
This Black Bear Falls cabin keeps its value in the views and the established guest experience noted in the remarks. For buyers, the update level and short drive to downtown Gatlinburg are the practical anchors.
- 1654 Veterans Blvd Unit 42, SeviervillePrice Change $489,000
This Timeless Resort cabin is a newer rooftop-style unit with modern finishes and a location that keeps Dollywood close. It is best understood as a lifestyle-plus-investment property rather than a plain cabin purchase.
- 432 Hatchet Way, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $1,750,000
This large Sequoia Heights cabin is built for groups, with an indoor pool, theater, and rooftop-style entertainment focus. It is the kind of property that appeals to investors who want headline amenities and high occupancy potential.
- 842 Black Bear Cub Way, SeviervillePrice Change $849,999
This Black Bear Ridge indoor-pool cabin is positioned as a turnkey family-rental property with strong year-round appeal. The heated pool, resort setting, and easy access are the main decision-makers here.
- 3606 Parkland Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $474,999
This White Oak Lodge cabin has a rare park-adjacent setting with no future development behind it, which is a meaningful long-term value feature. The resort amenities and direct National Park connection are the main reasons it stands out.
- 3606 Parkland Way, GatlinburgStatus Change $474,999
This White Oak Lodge cabin has a rare park-adjacent setting with no future development behind it, which is a meaningful long-term value feature. The resort amenities and direct National Park connection are the main reasons it stands out.
- 4750 Townsend Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $999,900
This Webb Creek cabin offers a large log-home footprint, broad mountain views, and enough interior volume for bigger groups. The reported rental projection is part of the appeal, but the setting and size are the more durable features.
- 2009 Smoky Cove Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $1,385,000
This Smoky Cove pool cabin is a newer, high-amenity property that has already gained guest traction. The indoor pool and strong review mention make it one of the more competitive newer listings in the set.
- 832 Resort Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $744,000
This Gatlinburg resort cabin is a larger entertainment-focused property with theater and pool amenities that matter for group bookings. It is the type of cabin where location and guest experience drive the value more than simple square footage.
- 856 Crest View Drive, GatlinburgStatus Change $900,000
This Crest View cabin sits close to downtown Gatlinburg and offers a strong mix of location, views, and entertainment space. The pending status suggests it found a buyer while still giving the next owner a turnkey path into the market.
- 817 Sunshine Tr, GatlinburgPrice Change $769,900
This Cobbly Nob cabin is a view-driven rental with broad guest appeal, especially with its fire-pit, hot tub, and multiple decks. The long market time suggests the premium is tied to the view and location more than to any one interior feature.
- 569 Forest Springs Drive, GatlinburgPrice Change $799,900
This Roaring Fork-area cabin leans on view quality, deck space, and a proven revenue number from the remarks. The combination of mountain scenery and a strong guest rating makes it one of the more established revenue stories in the group.
- 776 Mountain Stream Way, GatlinburgStatus Change $1,389,999
This Gatlinburg Falls group rental is built around the indoor heated pool, which is the feature that likely carries the booking strategy. Its large footprint and multiple living zones make it a serious large-group asset rather than a standard cabin.
- 1258 Bird Nest Way, SeviervillePrice Change $674,900
This Black Bear Ridge cabin remains a strong mountain-view rental candidate thanks to recent updates and a proven revenue story in the remarks. The view, location near major attractions, and recent care are the key decision points.
- 1009 Ravens Ford Way, SeviervillePrice Change $639,900
This Echota Resort cabin combines treehouse-like privacy with a polished, turnkey presentation and easy city access. The layout and low-maintenance profile make it a practical option for out-of-state owners.
- 634 Gloryland Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $698,999
This Pigeon Forge cabin leans on location first, with the Parkway and major attractions nearby, and it has enough space to work as a flexible vacation home. The duplex-style rental setup may appeal to investors who want optional split-use potential.
- 3525 Autumn Woods Lane, SeviervilleStatus Change $749,900
This Autumn View Estates cabin is a classic Wears Valley setup with a level yard, three levels, and strong flexibility for residential or rental use. The long market time suggests buyers are comparing it carefully against newer inventory and amenity-rich competitors.
- 3060 Walden Ridge Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $875,500
This Walden Ridge cabin is a large-acreage mountain retreat that can function as a private getaway or a rental asset. The acreage and privacy are the headline features, while the furnishings and game room add guest appeal.
- 3710 Tilda Hilltop Way, SeviervillePrice Change $1,389,900
This large indoor-pool cabin is a major group-rental asset with reported strong 2025 revenue and a 2026 pace that is still solid. The sprinkler system and bedroom count are especially important here because they support bigger occupancy.
- 967 Scenic Tr, GatlinburgPrice Change $737,500
This Cobbly Nob cabin combines strong mountain views with a large guest capacity and a fully updated interior. Its broad deck system and multiple living levels support both group stays and repeat rental demand.
- 2350 Kerr Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $635,000
This Douglas Lake cabin stands out because direct lake access changes the guest experience in a way mountain-view properties cannot replicate. The floating dock and water access are the biggest value drivers here, not just the cabin itself.
- 2036 Ridge Rd Unit 16, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $389,900
This Honeymoon Gardens cabin is a smaller but polished turnkey unit close to The Island and the Parkway, which keeps it in a highly convenient rental corridor. The finished interior and outdoor fireplace help it compete despite the compact size.
- 714 Mountain Stream Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $719,990
This Gatlinburg Falls cabin has the kind of track record buyers look for: repeated yearly revenue in a proven resort. The location near downtown and the multi-level entertainment spaces remain the property’s strongest selling points.
- 1428 Indian Court, SeviervillePrice Change $542,900
This Sky Harbor cabin offers a flexible bedroom-plus-amenity layout with a sauna, theater, and game room, which is unusual at this price point. It reads as a good fit for buyers who want a cabin that can serve both personal use and rental demand.
- 1130 Lee Cardwell Circle Unit UNIT 5, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $1,470,999
This Veterans Overlook luxury unit is a large, amenity-heavy Pigeon Forge property with projected strong revenue and multiple ensuite bedrooms. Its scale, rooftop-style concept, and resort location make it a top-tier group rental candidate.
- 2036 Ridge Rd Unit 2, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $300,000
This Ridge Road honeymoon cabin returned to the market after buyer financing fell through, which makes it worth watching for buyers who want a small, established rental close to the Parkway. The reported income history helps explain why the location remains attractive despite the compact footprint.
- 911 Osprey Way, Pigeon ForgeStatus Change $575,000
This Eagles Ridge Phase 5 cabin combines newer construction, guest-friendly layout, and a proven rental profile in a central Pigeon Forge location. It is the kind of property that can work as either a personal getaway or a repeat-guest rental asset.
- 2430 N School Hse Gap Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $369,000
This Sky Harbor cabin is a compact, well-located short-term rental with a clear focus on easy access and flexible use. Its smaller size should appeal most to buyers who want a manageable Smoky Mountain cabin close to Pigeon Forge.
- 4355 Forest Ridge Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $1,149,900
This Sherwood Forest Resort pool cabin remains a high-capacity investment with an active STR permit and indoor pool, two features that typically matter most in this segment. The price move indicates the seller is trying to keep the property competitive for investors chasing larger group demand.
- 2869 Hatcher Mountain Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $-1
This very large Wears Valley property is unusual even for the Smokies because it is being sold through auction rather than a standard listing path. Buyers should focus on the auction terms and premium size rather than assume conventional pricing behavior.
- 1551 Rainbow Ridge Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $799,900
This Rainbow Ridge cabin is a private, amenity-rich indoor-pool property that is being marketed as a high-capacity rental with strong projected appeal. The pool and location behind Tanger Outlets make it a straightforward short-term-rental concept.
- 315 Rambling Creek Way Unit Lot 122, SeviervillePrice Change $1,823,000
This Smith Creek Reserve cabin package sits in a premium amenity community where the water park is part of the appeal. The combination of location, shared resort features, and turnkey presentation makes it a rare upper-end investment type.
- 3537 Bear Pen Gap Rd, SeviervillePrice Change $429,000
This Price Acres cabin emphasizes easy access, mountain views, and practical guest amenities over flash. The broad site and straightforward layout make it a good fit for buyers seeking manageable cabin ownership with STR potential.
- 1779 Mountain Shadows Way, GatlinburgPrice Change $429,000
This Gatlinburg cabin leans on classic log-cabin character and a location close to the Arts & Crafts area. It is best read as an older mountain cabin with upside for buyers who value authenticity and can improve it strategically.
- 224 Lenz Drive, KodakPrice Change $424,990
This Kodak home is more of a resident-friendly cabin-feel property than a pure vacation-rental play, and the garage conversion potential adds flexibility. The location near I-40 and the Parkway makes it practical for either full-time use or an easier-access second home.
- 1509 Bears Den Way, SeviervillePrice Change $529,000
This Hidden Springs cabin is a compact Dollywood-area rental with recent system upgrades and a clearly established short-term rental profile. Its appeal is strongest for buyers who want a smaller cabin with newer mechanicals and a proven resort location.
- 2866 White Oak Ridge Lane, SeviervilleStatus Change $650,000
This Preserve Resort cabin is a well-updated mountain-view property with two king suites and enough flexibility to function like a larger home. The long market time suggests the next buyer is likely focused on value, view quality, and finished condition.
- 3206 Falling Leaf Way, Pigeon ForgePrice Change $1,174,900
This Sherwood Forest Resort cabin is a larger luxury rental with strong group-friendly design and multiple entertainment spaces. Its long time on market suggests buyers are weighing the premium against the amenity package and location.
- 363 Lewis Clabo Rd, GatlinburgPrice Change $1,750,000
This Gatlinburg lodge is a large group property with walkable access to downtown and a layout that supports multi-family stays. The listing’s scale, bedroom count, and location make it more of a destination asset than a conventional cabin purchase.
- 661 Battle Top Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $495,000
This newer Sky Harbor A-frame is positioned as a modern mountain build with a pool and broad view corridors. It stands out most for its large-windows design and location that keeps it close to Gatlinburg and Dollywood.
- 650 Silver Poplar Lane, SeviervilleStatus Change $850,000
This Sky Harbor new-build cabin adds a pool and a larger three-bedroom footprint, which may appeal to buyers wanting more guest capacity without leaving the core attractions corridor. The value here is the combination of modern construction, wooded seclusion, and a location that supports both second-home and rental use.
- 662 Battle Top Rd, SeviervilleStatus Change $550,000
This Sky Harbor A-frame site is still presented as a new-construction opportunity with mountain and seasonal views, and the main draw is the modern cabin plan rather than immediate operating history. Its location between Gatlinburg and Dollywood keeps it squarely in the region’s core cabin corridor.
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 2026-10-11, the mortgage backdrop remains elevated, the Fed’s policy rate is still restrictive, Smoky Mountains fall demand is seasonally strong, and national new-home inventory remains ample enough to keep negotiating leverage in play for buyers and sellers.
- Freddie Mac 30-year fixed mortgage rateFreddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey showed the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaging 7.40% on the week of 2026-10-08; the page says PMMS is released weekly on Thursdays and the quoted rate is the average for the prior Thursday-through-Wednesday period.Freddie Mac PMMS — 2026-10-08
- Federal Reserve policy rateThe Federal Open Market Committee raised the federal funds target range to 3.75% to 4.00% at its 2026-09-16 meeting; that is the policy rate, not a consumer mortgage rate.Federal Reserve FOMC statement — 2026-09-16
- Great Smoky Mountains demand contextGreat Smoky Mountains National Park’s September 10, 2026 fall update said autumn brings high visitor volume, congested traffic, and limited parking at popular destinations such as Cades Cove, Kuwohi, and Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail.NPS Great Smoky Mountains National Park — 2026-09-10
- National housing inventory and sales contextCensus/HUD reported August 2026 new single-family home sales at a 684,000 annual rate, with 483,000 homes for sale and 8.5 months’ supply; that points to still-meaningful inventory even as sales improved month over month.U.S. Census Bureau New Residential Sales — 2026-09-24
Mortgage rates are still the bigger day-to-day affordability lever, while the Fed’s policy rate is a different number that only influences borrowing indirectly.
The week’s numbers say this is still a selective market, not a rush market. There were 28 new listings, no pendings, and 7 closings, while the closed-sale sample showed a 97.7% average sale-to-list ratio but an average of 187.6 days on market, so well-matched cabins can still sell close to asking even when the process takes time. From a financing standpoint, Freddie Mac’s 30-year fixed average of 7.40% is what buyers feel in their monthly payment, not the Fed’s 3.75% to 4.00% policy target range; those are related, but they are not the same thing. In this setting, sellers can still have an advantage when the property is clean, turnkey, competitively priced, and located in a resort or view corridor where buyers already know the playbook. We’re also in a seasonal stretch when Smokies visitation typically supports cabin demand, but national inventory remains ample enough that buyers can still compare options carefully, so the best-priced, best-presented listings are the ones most likely to get real attention.
Smoky Mountains Cabin Market FAQ
What does this week’s Smoky Mountains report say about buyer activity?
This week showed 28 new listings, no pendings, and 7 closed sales, so the market had more fresh supply than matched contracts in the reporting window. That does not mean demand disappeared; it means buyers had room to compare cabins and act selectively. The closed-sales data still showed a 97.7% average sale-to-list ratio, which tells us properly positioned cabins can still clear close to asking. The bigger story is that transaction speed remains uneven, especially in the higher-end and older-cabin segments.
How should sellers read the closed-sale numbers in this report?
The closed-sale sample matters because it shows where buyers were actually willing to land this week. A median sold price of $473,000 and an average of 187.6 days on market point to a market where presentation and pricing both matter. Sellers do not need to panic, but they should avoid assuming that every cabin will move quickly or at a premium. Well-prepared properties in strong locations still have an advantage, especially when they match the view, amenity, and guest-capacity filters buyers are already using.
What stands out for buyers looking at Smoky Mountain cabins right now?
Buyers are seeing a wide range of choices, from smaller honeymoon cabins to large indoor-pool and group properties. That gives room to compare not just price, but how a cabin is actually built to perform: access, parking, layout, view quality, and whether the amenities are truly usable. The week also showed several price reductions, which tells buyers they can still negotiate in some segments. In practical terms, the best buys are usually the ones that line up with a clear use case rather than trying to be everything to everyone.
Why do some cabins seem to keep selling while others sit longer?
Cabins with the right combination of location, guest appeal, and easy ownership tend to hold up better. In this week’s report, the stronger listings often featured things buyers can understand immediately: indoor pools, strong views, resort amenities, direct park access, or proven rental history. Cabins that need more explanation, more updates, or more pricing flexibility often take longer to move. That is especially true when the market already has enough inventory for buyers to compare several similar options at once.
How should readers think about this report’s seven-day market sample?
This report reflects one seven-day window, so it is best used as a snapshot of what is happening right now rather than a full seasonal conclusion. Closed sales, pending activity, and fresh listings each tell part of the story, but one week can look different from the next. That is why the closed-sale metrics and listing mix matter together: they show both what is available and what buyers actually chose. For a market like the Smokies, that short-term view is useful for timing and pricing, but it should always be paired with a longer look at the property type and price band.
Market activity was checked through October 11, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyers and sellers should verify property details independently.