Luxe Mountain
Estate

Welcome to an extraordinary mountain retreat, perched atop 54.5 private acres with commanding views of majestic mountains and serene valleys. These vistas can be enjoyed from both indoor and outdoor living spaces, offering a striking, seasonally inspired mountain backdrop. With its rare combination of privacy, modern comforts, and expansion potential, this property is perfectly suited as a personal residence, short-term rental, or future development opportunity.

Built in 2019 with 2×6 construction and impact-rated windows tested to withstand winds up to 120 mph, ensuring both safety and energy efficiency, the residence spans 5,070 sf spread over three levels. Warm, rustic touches include reclaimed barnwood accents and blend seamlessly with contemporary finishes for an elevated, mountain cabin aesthetic. At the heart of the home, the great room showcases a soaring 20-ft vaulted ceiling and a wall of windows that frame uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape. The adjoining dining area opens to a balcony, while the kitchen features stainless-steel appliances and warm, functional design. Just down the hall, the main-level primary suite includes walk-out access to a terrace with a fireplace, and a spacious en-suite bath with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a large walk-in closet. Upstairs, two guest suites with en-suite baths provide comfort and privacy, while a fully finished lower level affords a recreation area, fitness room, and an additional bedroom with full bath.

Designed for comfort and peace of mind, the home includes a Generac generator capable of powering the entire property for up to two weeks, along with a smart home system for integrated lighting, climate, and security control. Additional highlights include three zoned HVAC systems, a 935-ft deep well with owned softener, an on-demand water heater, and a two-car garage with an electric vehicle charging station. The grounds also include a 1,500-sf barn, currently home to chickens and cows, as well as pastureland and fruit trees that enhance the property’s charm and sustainability. For those seeking room to roam — or the opportunity to expand — the land presents endless possibilities. Previously reviewed for a cabin subdivision, the site holds remarkable potential for development in one of East Tennessee’s most picturesque mountain settings.

Additional details on this impressive Luxury Auction® can be found in the due diligence section below.

SEVIERVILLE, TN. Tucked into the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Sevierville, Tennessee is a charming, storied town where Appalachian heritage and modern hospitality meet. As the county seat of Sevier County, it serves as the gateway to one of America’s most visited national parks while offering a welcoming, small-town feel all its own. The community’s streets are lined with locally owned shops, historic landmarks, and classic diners, offering a window into East Tennessee’s past and present. The historic downtown district, with its preserved brick storefronts and the iconic Sevier County Courthouse (built in 1896), anchors the community with a sense of character.

Perhaps best known as the hometown of country music legend Dolly Parton, Sevierville proudly celebrates its connection to the star with a larger-than-life bronze statue of her as a young woman, guitar in hand, standing on the courthouse lawn. Beyond this famous tie, the town is steeped in mountain culture, from bluegrass festivals to artisan markets that highlight traditional crafts like quilting, wood carving, and pottery. It’s also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with nearby access to Douglas Lake, the Little Pigeon River, and over 800 miles of hiking trails just a short drive away in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Sevierville balances its deep-rooted traditions with family-friendly attractions and entertainment, including massive outlet shopping complexes, adventure parks, and wildlife encounters. The area’s tourism boom over the past two decades has added luxury resorts, high-end cabin rentals, and destination spas to its roster, attracting visitors from across the country. Fun fact: Sevierville and its neighboring towns, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, collectively welcome over 12 million visitors a year — a remarkable feat for a region that still feels like a close-knit mountain town.

EAST TENNESSEE. A region where mist-covered mountains, deep valleys, and sparkling rivers converge to create some of the most breathtaking scenery in the southeastern United States. Known for its rugged natural beauty and rich Appalachian heritage, this area encompasses a diverse landscape stretching from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park — America’s most visited national park — to the rolling hills of the Tennessee Valley. This part of Tennessee is home to several of the state’s most well-known cities and destinations, including Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the tourism-driven towns of Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg. It also boasts some of the state’s most iconic natural landmarks, including Clingmans Dome, the highest point in Tennessee at 6,643 ft, and Douglas Lake, a popular recreation spot framed by Smoky Mountain vistas. Fun fact: East Tennessee is the birthplace of country music legend Dolly Parton, whose roots in Sevier County are celebrated throughout the region.

Beyond its scenic appeal, East Tennessee plays a vital role in the nation’s history and innovation. Oak Ridge, located just outside of Knoxville, was the secret “Manhattan Project” city during World War II, where uranium was enriched for the world’s first atomic bombs. Today, it remains a hub for advanced research and technology. The region is also famous for its deep musical roots, credited with helping shape genres like bluegrass, gospel, and country. Annual festivals, historic theaters, and impromptu front-porch jam sessions continue to keep those traditions alive. With its mix of vibrant cities, charming mountain towns, and endless outdoor adventure opportunities, East Tennessee offers a dynamic blend of old and new. Whether you’re hiking to a waterfall, strolling through a bustling farmers market, or exploring centuries-old cabins in Cades Cove, this region captures the spirit of Appalachia while offering a distinctly welcoming charm that keeps visitors returning year after year.