Welcome to your mountain home in Gatlinburg! This spacious 6-bedroom retreat is designed for groups who want to spend time together while still having plenty of room to spread out.

The home features a unique two-sided layout, with two adjoining living spaces that together make up one large private property. Each side has its own entrance, living area, kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms — making it especially comfortable for multiple families, couples, or groups traveling together. You can easily move between both sides and enjoy the entire property as one home, while still having the option for a little extra privacy when you want it.

Throughout the home, you’ll find warm wood interiors, cozy gathering spaces, comfortable bedrooms, and thoughtful updates that keep the classic Smoky Mountain cabin feel while making the space bright and inviting.

The home includes:

6 bedrooms across the full property (5 king rooms, 1 bunk room with 2 sets of twin bunks)
Multiple king bedrooms plus a dedicated bunk room
2 fully equipped kitchens
2 living areas
Multiple bathrooms (4)
2 private entrances (2 main entrances, 1 on each side of the house)
Outdoor decks with beautiful mountain views (one on each side, one side with an outdoor dining table, the other with Adirondack chairs for lounging), cozy with lanterns, blankets, pillows and each side with its own hot tub.
Hot tub (2)
Outdoor dining and lounge areas, on the ground level we have large chairs accompanied with a fireplace at the center, perfect for roasting s'mores, telling stories, enjoying a glass of wine, or simply each other's company.
Indoor pickleball court and corn hole
Plenty of space for families and groups to gather

The layout works especially well for multi-generational trips, multiple families, wedding groups, couples traveling together, or friends who want to vacation as a group without being on top of one another.

And of course, you’re in Gatlinburg — with the Smoky Mountains, hiking, attractions, restaurants, and downtown adventures all within easy reach. Come home after a day out, soak in the hot tub, enjoy the mountain air, and settle in for a cozy night together. We promise you you'll experience the beautiful views of the smokies, the incredible nature oasis (we get many bird visitors!), you will likely even have a bear sighting. This house is made to make memories. We can't wait to host you.

Guests will access the property by the code on the door. It will be unique to the guest and only last the duration of their stay.

I am always here if guests need anything throughout their stay. Happy to recommend activities and restaurants if interested, but of course just want our guests to enjoy our home!

Quiet, wooded cabin neighborhood with panoramic mountain views common to Hemlock Drive. Downtown Gatlinburg and the Parkway’s restaurants, souvenir shops and family attractions are roughly 3–6 miles (10–15 minutes by car depending on route and traffic). Major nearby attractions: Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Sugarlands Visitor Center and trailheads), Ober Gatlinburg ski area and scenic chairlift, Ripley’s Aquarium, and the entertainment and dining corridor through Pigeon Forge (Dollywood is a short drive). The vibe: tourist-friendly mountain town with a mix of outdoor recreation and family entertainment.

Transport options
Driving is the most practical way to get around—local roads are narrow and often steep; parking at our cabin is on-site. Downtown Gatlinburg has pedestrian-friendly sections (the Parkway and downtown strip) but many attractions require a short drive. Seasonal trolley service and local shuttles operate between Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and some trailheads/attractions (check seasonal schedules). Rideshare services operate but can be limited at peak times; taxis and private shuttle companies are available for airport transfers. Nearest full-service city (Knoxville) is used for larger transit needs and long-distance bus services.