Time to buy a Smoky-Mountain condo that earns income when you’re away and hands you front-row seats to Gatlinburg’s shops, restaurants, and trails when you’re in town? You’re on the right page.
This IDX feed refreshes straight from the Great Smoky Mountains Association of REALTORS® (GSMAR) MLS, so every Gatlinburg condo is complete with list price, MLS number, and high-resolution photos.
Each condo listing details monthly HOA dues, what those dues cover, short-term-rental rules, and distance to downtown trolley stops or the National Park entrance.
All listings comply with the Fair Housing Act and GSMAR MLS rules.
Buying a Gatlinburg condo secures three advantages in one transaction:
For investor buyers, condos in Gatlinburg can be strong income-producers due to the year-round tourism. Some complexes are specifically geared towards or allow short-term rentals, providing an opportunity to generate revenue when you're not using the property yourself.
Condos often provide a more accessible price point into the Gatlinburg market compared to single-family homes, while still allowing you to own a piece of this popular mountain destination.
For buyers actively looking to purchase a condo in Gatlinburg, here's a current snapshot of the market:
The Gatlinburg condo market offers a diverse range of options for buyers, from more affordable units to luxury offerings.
While the broader Gatlinburg market is currently described as a buyer's market, well-priced condos in desirable locations with good amenities or views can still move relatively quickly.
Buyers should pay close attention to HOA fees and what they include, as this is a significant aspect of condo ownership.
What are the most important things to check in the HOA documents before buying a Gatlinburg condo?
Check reserve balance, upcoming special assessments, STR restrictions, pet rules, and what’s covered (water, cable, exterior insurance).
Can I easily rent out my Gatlinburg condo on platforms like Airbnb or VRBO?
Many Gatlinburg condos can be excellent short-term rentals, but it heavily depends on the specific HOA rules and city ordinances. Some complexes may have restrictions on short-term rentals, while others are designed for it. Always verify this before purchasing if rental income is a goal.
What do Gatlinburg condo HOA fees typically cover, and what are average costs?
Anywhere from $150 to $600+/mo. Example: Cobbly Nob about $1,504/year covers roads and trash. Always confirm the exact figure and inclusions.
What are some popular, well-regarded condo complexes in Gatlinburg I should look into?
Gatlinburg Chateau Condos are sought after for their in-town location. The Highlands of the Smokies is a newer luxury option. Raven Crest Condominiums in Chalet Village are noted for their views and prohibition of short-term rentals, appealing to those seeking a quieter second home. Baskins Creek Condos are also mentioned for rental income potential.