Tennessee Treasure

Poker, Pool and a Log Swing Out Front in Pigeon Forge

A three-bedroom log cabin for twelve with a stone fireplace, a big island kitchen, a primary suite with a jetted tub and a huge upstairs game room with pool, foosball, a poker table and an arcade game.

Tennessee Treasure is a classic log cabin wrapped in tall woods, with timber trusses over the front entry and long covered decks that run nearly the full length of the cabin. Inside, the great room is warm and welcoming with leather sofas and a stone fireplace, and the upstairs is one big playground for kids and grown-ups alike. A king, a queen, a bunk room, two and a half baths and two sleeper sofas sleep up to twelve.

The Great Room

Plush leather sofas, armchairs and a cushioned recliner gather around a stacked-stone fireplace with a TV, under a vaulted log ceiling with ceiling fans. A wall of windows looks into the trees, and a carved bear greets you at the bottom of the log staircase.

Kitchen and Dining

The kitchen has honey-toned cabinets, stainless appliances and a big island with tall stools, with a coffee bar ready for the morning. A long wood dining table with eight chairs sits beside the windows under a chandelier.

The Primary Suite

On the main floor, the primary bedroom has a log king bed, a leather recliner and a TV, with a private bath featuring a corner jetted tub beneath a window, a walk-in shower and a long vanity.

Two More Bedrooms

Upstairs, a queen bedroom offers a log bed and a soft patterned quilt, and the bunk room holds a log bunk bed and a twin bed for the kids. A full bath sits between them, and a laundry room and a half bath round out the main floor.

The Game Room

The upstairs game room is a showstopper, with a pool table under hanging lights, a felt poker table with leather chairs, a foosball table, a stand-up arcade game, a stack of oversized blocks and a cozy sitting area with a TV.

Covered Decks and Hot Tub

Long covered decks hold the hot tub, a row of white rocking chairs and patio seating, and out front, a stone-floored deck adds a log swing, all surrounded by tall trees.

A poker night upstairs, a soak on the deck and a slow swing by the front door: Tennessee Treasure gives a big group something fun around every corner.