Welcome to 1836 Big Buck Lane in Sevierville. This is a true custom built Red Door Homes property sitting on approximately 1.11 private wooded acres. This 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home sleeps up to 10 and was designed from the ground up with entertaining, durability, longevity and low maintenance ownership… Read More in mind. One of the things that really separates this property is how much thought the owners put into the way the home was built and the materials they used. From upgraded Endura waterproof LVP flooring and low E windows to all plywood soft close cabinetry, composite decking, sealed garage floors, upgraded fixtures and carefully selected finishes throughout, this home was built to handle heavy use while keeping ongoing maintenance as manageable as possible. That's a huge advantage whether you're looking at this as a short term rental or a second home in the Smokies. But they definitely didn't sacrifice the fun. Inside you'll find premium granite countertops, farmhouse industrial fixtures, custom shiplap feature walls, wrapped wood beams, premium DC motor ceiling fans and upgraded cabinetry constructed from plywood rather than particle board. The kitchen was designed specifically for this home and features ceiling height cabinetry, glass uppers, a 36 inch crown and plenty of storage. Then you get to the entertainment spaces, and this is where this property really starts to stand out. The approximately 360 square foot game room has a pool table, arcade game, custom lighting, sconces, game storage and plenty of room for everyone to hang out. Hidden just off the game room is probably one of the coolest features in the entire house, a custom hidden speakeasy with a built in bar, beverage cooler, oak cabinetry, brick backsplash and illuminated display. It's tucked away from the main game room and theater and gives the house something you just don't see in most properties in the Smokies. Next up is the professionally designed home theater, and this isn't just a projector hanging on the wall. This theater was built from the ground up and features a massive 100 inch 4K screen, Klipsch speakers with Tru Atmos, a 12 inch subwoofer, five in wall speakers, acoustically treated walls, custom theater carpeting, dedicated equipment and candy/snack storage and six zero gravity power reclining theater seats. The primary bathroom continues the custom feel with a floor to ceiling tiled shower, frameless glass, wall niches, handheld and rainfall shower heads and a 72 inch double vanity with quartz countertops. Even the bedrooms and furnishings were thoughtfully selected. The guest bedrooms feature oversized beds and oversized walk in closets. The primary bedroom includes a one of a kind handcrafted Rocky Mountain bed built in Colorado. Ashley furniture, memory foam mattresses and a powered reclining living room set add to the comfort throughout the home. Then you step outside and you've got one of my favorite parts of the property. The centerpiece is an incredible 600 square foot custom entertainment deck built with heavy footings and steel farmhouse pickets. You've got an oversized Nexgrill, a six person Hot Spring hot tub, outdoor dining and a deck fire pit with additional seating. There's also a 125 square foot screened porch with composite decking, giving you another place to sit back and enjoy the wooded surroundings. 1836 Big Buck Lane wasn't built to blend in with every property in the Smokies. It was built to stand out, entertain and be remembered. This is one you truly need to see in person. Read Less
Courtesy of eXp Realty, LLC 7720
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Property Type
Single Family
Beds
4
Full Baths
2
Partial Baths
1
Square Ft.
2,699
Lot Size
1.11 Acres
Year Built
2025
MLS Number
313453
30 Days Snapshot Of 37876
$746k
+15%
(avg) sold price
39
+11%
homes sold
122
+38%
(avg) days on market
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Building
Built in 2025, 2,699 above grade finished area, Building area total: 2,699
Garage
2 garage spaces
Lot
1.11 acres, 48,352 square feet, Size: 1
Property
Zoning: R1
Sewer
Septic Tank
Taxes
Tax annual amount: $108, Tax year: 2025
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