Based on 3545 Carsons Ridge Way, Maybe a Glass House IS Exactly Where You Want to Live!

Our spectacular new listing at 3545 Carsons Ridge Way (appropriately nicknamed "Déjà View") features 30-foot cathedral ceilings with three sides of floor-to-ceiling glass to admire the unbelievable view of the Smoky Mountains and the Brothers Cove valleys. Want to get an even closer look? Step outside on the 50-foot-long wrap-around deck and soak in the panoramic vista! This area really is pristine as there are hardly any other homes in sight. Here is the actual view from the deck:

The open floor plan with soaring ceilings make this large log cabin home feel even larger. Here is just a part of one of those walls of glass I was describing:
There are also an abundance of fireplaces (inside and out) that this custom fully furnished home features. That's not all, "Déjà View" has 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths (all full baths are ensuite type) and naturally, the bedrooms are also really special:
Located in picturesque and gated Brothers Cove in the Waldens Creek area, you are only a very few minutes from the heart of Wears Valley or the center of all of the entertainment and dining options of the Pigeon Forge Parkway but it certainly doesn't feel like it!! 
There's even an abundance of level parking at the cabin for your automobile's safety:
Firmly anchored to the side of the ridge with an all steel foundation, this home is truly one of a kind. If you are tired of looking at cookie-cutter homes that just don't inspire you, check out all of our pictures of this wonderful property or contact us to see it in person - You won't regret it!

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Jeff Schoenfield said…
To view all of the details of this spectacular brand new listing, please use either of these links:
http://snipurl.com/2a463mx
http://gatlinburghomes.com/ResidentialDetail.asp?MLS=197982
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