1900 Farm House directly between Pigeon Forge and Knoxville

This farm house is beautiful and very roomy. Kitchen is amazing! They have various appliances that we appreciated very much. Yard was big enough for the kids to hang out in during the evenings, even had corn hole boards. Upstairs has its own thermostat and air conditioning. No tv's in any of the bedrooms so if you have tablets or something I would recommend bringing them. Doug got back ahold of us very quickly, and the maintenance man helped us with an issue as well. I would come back to this house again!

The owner and property manager were fantastic. The AC unit was not working for the upstairs so they provided a window unit prior to the rest of my family arriving ensuring that they had a comfortable stay that night and had the AC unit repaired by the following morning. At one point, our little dog got out and the property manager was kind enough to hunt him down for us and make sure that he was safe. Could not have asked for anything better. We requested to extend our stay and it was granted and they just did everything that we needed.My only concern was the listing is for disabled. There wasn’t a ramp from the deck to the front door, which made the transition slightly difficult, but not undoable. Also, there were no safety bars in the bathroom. Other than that, we could not have asked for a better stay.The house is over 100 years old and has its quirks, but that just adds to the charm. The owner has remodeled the downstairs completely so that entrance and exit to all of the rooms on the first floor were easily accessible by my husband, who is wheelchair bound. The comfort of the sleeping situation and living kitchen was perfect. Everything was outstanding.

Earlier this month my wife and 7 kids and I stayed six nights at this place for our summer vacation. Nice place with room for everybody, and Skip even found us a DVD player so we could watch a movie. We went out to Gatlinburg and the Smokies, and there's a nice little church around the corner that we went to on Sunday. We'd be happy to stay here again.

Our family (my husband & three daughters (12-18 years old) stayed while visiting Great Smoky Mountains NP. Very spacious - girls loved having their own bedrooms (note: two of the beds upstairs are in rooms without doors… that didn’t bother us at all). The stairs are a little steeper and narrow compared to most, and again, not a problem for our family. We loved having the 2 1/2 bathrooms. The kitchen and living space was also spacious and comfortable for a family of five. Table comfortably seats 5 and the island has 4 barstools. Dishwasher, washing machine and dryer worked great. Large pantry. The porch space was also nice - enjoyed the bench swing in the mornings. The manager was very responsive after we found mouse droppings on the kitchen and pantry counters. He got us mouse traps and after catching one mouse that night, we didn’t see any new droppings. Later in our stay, we heard some sort of scratching noise at night coming from under the stairs, and we suspected a rat. Again, manager was responsive and set up a live trap. Ultimately we suspect it died either under stairs or in the crawl space under the house (based off odor we noticed during the last day of our stay). Location: about 45-60 minutes to drive into the national park itself (some of that owing to traffic in Pigeon Forge). Nearest EV charger is in Sevierville, about a 20 minute drive away. Parking on property includes covered carport.