928 Ditney Way Unit ID1339221P

About This Home

Feel at home in Black Berry Cabin, a mountain-modern escape just minutes from Pigeon Forge. This luxurious 3-bedroom, 2-bath cabin offers 2,488 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space surrounded by the stunning Smoky Mountains. This retreat comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests. This cabin features a basement game room with a pool table, multicade arcade system, dart board, and game table. The smart family room includes a picture-frame TV above an LED fireplace with ambient strip lighting. The open-concept kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, under-cabinet lighting, and a center island snack bar. The dining area offers vaulted ceilings and seating for the whole group. Enjoy the L-shaped deck with a hot tub, firepit, outdoor dining, BBQ grill, and comfortable seating. There's also a fenced-in backyard with an additional firepit and string lights, and four swings under the main balcony. Up to 2 dogs are allowed with a fee of $50 for 1 dog or $100 for 2 dogs, collected post-booking during the digital check-in process. Early check-in or late check-out can be requested through the digital guestbook, subject to availability and a small fee. Nestled just 15 minutes from Pigeon Forge, the cabin offers privacy without sacrificing convenience. Enjoy easy access to Dolly Parton’s Stampede Dinner Show, The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and downtown dining, shopping and attractions. This is a mixed-use neighborhood, so please respect the neighbors. All-wheel drive and snow tires or chains are recommended in winter. This is a smoke-free home with no smoking, vaping, or recreational drug use allowed. Violations may result in additional cleaning fees. City regulations require quiet hours beginning at 10:00 PM. Please be mindful of noise levels outdoors and in common areas during this time to ensure a peaceful environment for the neighbors. Guests are required to digitally agree and sign house rules and a rental agreement which will be emailed once booking is received. Parking should only be done in the cabin driveway. Do not park on the street in front of the house as this blocks traffic for the residents who live at the top of the mountain. [SI]