1932 Creek Hollow Way Sevierville, TN 37876

Listing details for 1932 Creek Hollow Way, Sevierville, TN 37876 : Nestled along the crystal-clear waters of Dunn Creek, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath mountain retreat offers the perfect blend of privacy, outdoor recreation, and investment potential. Step right out your back door and cast a line into one of the Smokies' hidden gems, known for excellent native Rainbow trout fishing. Enjoy private creek access without the crowds, making this a true angler's paradise and a peaceful mountain escape. Recently upgraded with fresh décor and thoughtful amenities, the home comfortably sleeps up to 12 guests and is designed for relaxation and gathering. Outside, you'll find a large level yard bordering the creek, a stunning flagstone fire pit area with pathway lighting, and a spacious back deck featuring a screened-in seating area perfect for enjoying the sounds of the water year-round. Situated on a quiet dead-end road, the property offers exceptional privacy while still providing plenty of room for future enhancements. A circular driveway allows for easy access and ample parking, while the side driveway features a basketball goal for additional outdoor entertainment. Whether you're looking for a personal mountain retreat, a short-term rental investment, or both, this property offers a rare combination of creek frontage, trout fishing, outdoor living, and expansion potential. The beautiful setting, upgraded finishes, and generous outdoor spaces truly make this a property that must be seen to be fully appreciated. Highlights * 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms * Sleeps up to 12 * Private Dunn Creek frontage with native Rainbow trout fishing * Large level creekside yard * Recently upgraded décor and amenities * Spacious back deck with screened-in seating area * Flagstone fire pit with pathway lighting * Quiet dead-end road * Circular driveway with ample parking * Basketball goal on side driveway * Room to add additional amenities and increase rental potential * Rare combination of privacy, recreation, and investmen