We buy mobile homes in Sevier County, Tennessee
Sevier County is two housing markets stacked on top of each other: a tourism economy along the parkway and a long-standing residential county in the valleys behind it. Manufactured homes live in both.
The manufactured housing stock here
- Sevier County has a large stock of manufactured homes on hillside and valley parcels between Sevierville, Kodak, Seymour and the Cosby side of the county.
- Tourism has pushed land value up sharply, which means the home and the dirt underneath it are often worth very different things than the owner assumes.
- Terrain matters here more than almost anywhere in Tennessee, access, grade and driveway width affect whether a home can practically be moved.
Communities and areas we cover
- Sevierville
- Pigeon Forge
- Gatlinburg outskirts
- Seymour
- Kodak
- Pittman Center
- Boyds Creek
- New Center
Why Sevier County sellers call
Some owners here are cashing out land that has appreciated. Some inherited a family home in a valley they no longer live near. Some are landlords who are tired of turning over a rental in a market that runs hot and cold with the season. And some are dealing with storm or water damage from a creek that came up.
The common thread is that a conventional listing does not fit, either the home is older than a lender will touch, or the seller does not want the property sitting on the market through a season.
Access and terrain are part of the evaluation
In flatter counties we can look at a home mostly on its own merits. Here we also have to think about how you get equipment to it. A single-wide up a steep gravel drive off Boyds Creek is a different proposition than the same home sitting on level ground in Kodak.
None of this makes a home unbuyable. It just means we ask about the driveway, the grade and any bridges or culverts early, so the number we give you holds up.
Land, home, or both
We look at three shapes of Sevier County deals: home only, home with the land, and land where the home is really at the end of its life. If the last one is your situation, we will say so plainly rather than pretend the home is carrying the value.
- Older single-wides on family acreage
- Double-wides on permanent foundations near Seymour and Kodak
- Homes used as long-term rentals off the parkway corridor
- Homes with flood or storm damage in low valley ground
City pages in Sevier County
- Selling a mobile home in Sevierville
Sevierville sits where the tourism corridor meets a working residential county, and that puts unusual pressure on the value of land under older manufactured homes.
Sevier County questions
Tell us about your mobile home
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