Located at 461 Sassafras Trail in Sevierville, Tennessee, the cabin is an ideal example of Smoky Mountain lifestyle, where an expansive log retreat built in 1990 is situated on 1.32 acres of gently sloping land. It features three bedrooms and two full bathrooms plus a half bath, along with an open living space that extends like a mountain breeze. Hand-crafted logs, an updated bamboo and tile floor, and a large deck are just some of the ways this lovely cabin, nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains, expresses nature – the way the logs shine in the golden afternoon sun, the high ceilings that invite the forest in, and the exposed beams that bring the warmth of the age-old woodwork tradition.
The charm of the cabin is in its simple, sincere, and unpretentious authenticity, a place where light of the morning plays on the floors, the loft provides a view for silent meditation, and each detail—from the warmth of the fireplace to the sound of the wind—agree with the earth. It is more than just a home; it is an offer to live it slowly, to let the seasons determine the pace, and to find happiness in the mere fact of being surrounded by nature’s silent majesty.
The outside of the cabin is a picturesque theme of timber and nature, its resolute base coming up from the ground as if it was a natural growth. The logs are of a piece of traditional handiwork with dovetail corners, and they reflect the light with their golden shades while the metal roof slopes to get rid of the heavy rains of Tennessee. The home is surrounded by a broad covered deck which offers excellent places for taking coffee with mist rising from the valleys or for night get-togethers under the stars which can be seen reflecting on the far-off ridges.
The 1.32-acre land is a private heaven made perfect by the woods that not only give you trails for your walks but also close you in for total privacy while the open space lets you have gardens or just relax and enjoy the peace. The cabin, with its big windows and covered door, is planned in such a way that the outdoors is always very near, the beauty of the lot making the cabin more lovely, thus resulting in a place that is both secluded and deeply connected to the Smoky Mountains countryside.
Inside the cabin, the design is a harmonious interchange of brightness and heat. The living room is the core of the house—an ample space to be used for family movie nights, holiday cheers, or calm evenings with a book beside the fireplace whose lit logs are throwing a light of a golden hue on the log walls and attracting you to lay down in the comfortable seating. The open concept extends into a bright kitchen with enough counters, a pantry for storing, and ceiling fans for keeping the air fresh on hot days, a place set up for the cooking to be a fun part of the day—be it a quick breakfast or a lavish meal for friends, the layout making sure that the cook is not out of the conversation.
The dining area, which is next and free, can comfortably hold eight people, the table becoming a place for laughs and stories, the large windows bringing in the light and views that make every meal a special one.
The three bedrooms are made to rest and refresh the mind, each being a separate quiet wing of the cabin’s warm hug. The main suite is a peaceful retreat with a king bed placed against the log walls, a large closet being available for linens and clothes, and a door giving direct access to the full bathroom that has its fixtures updated and the floors are tiled.
The second and third bedrooms have queen beds with the bedrooms being spacious enough for dressers, the ceiling being slanted and thus giving that snug, treehouse-like feeling which is very suitable for guests or children who love the charm of a snug hideaway. Two full bathrooms and a half bathroom are there to serve the rooms with each having a tub/shower combo, vanities, and new fixtures that make the morning routines smooth and free of any rush or trouble. Some of the cabin’s features such as the laundry on the main floor for convenience, the fireplace providing a nice warm atmosphere on cold nights, and the ceiling fans giving cool summer winds make the place an effortless one where the beauty lies in the perfect combination of the soul of the woods and the ease of modern life.
The charm of the cabin gets even more as it is related to the earth, the covered deck, being a connection to the nature, serving as a place where the seating area is inviting evening gatherings and the entry with lights making the arrival after dark safe. The 1.32-acre land is enough to give privacy, provide a place for gardening or a small area for playing, and the woods that are at the back of the property are there to offer trails for morning walks or evening strolls. Being located in Sevierville, Tennessee, the cabin is placing you near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, so the area’s hiking trails and attractions are just a short drive away, and the cabin is a lovely place to stay for both the adventure and the rest.
Here the rustic indoor luxury of the cabin—log walls, fireplace, warm lighting—meets the nature-loving outdoor side, a place that is as good for being alone as it is for being shared, where the mountain views through the windows keep reminding you that you are not only living in the cabin—you are living with the land.
This attractive log cabin at 461 Sassafras Trail was put on the market by Compass. To get more information and see more pictures, go to the Compass listing: Compass – 461 Sassafras Trail, Sevierville, TN.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 2,184 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 3 |
| Bathrooms | 2.5 |
| Lot | 1.32 acres |
| Year Built | 1990 |
| Interior | Bamboo & tile flooring, updated kitchen |
| Exterior | Covered deck, mountain views |
| Location | 461 Sassafras Trail, Sevierville, TN 37876 |
Source: Compass – 461 Sassafras Trail, Sevierville, TN