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Cozy Bungalow Minutes from Chattanooga!

This 1921 bungalow is 15 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, Rock City, and Ruby Falls yet with a rural wooded feel. Redesigned and renovated with new furnishings and appliances make your stay comfortable and worry-free. One queen bedroom with a large window overlooking the back deck; a living room with a seasonal wood-burning fireplace, queen sofa bed, and vaulted ceiling make this tiny bungalow feel spacious, airy, and light-filled. Kitchen and dining area are fully equipped for longer stays.

Eco Luxe Retreat *Modern *King Bed *Near Chatt*

Experience peace & relaxation at our new modern cabin. Close to Cleveland, Ooltewah, and Chattanooga, this cabin is perfect for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers and small families. Enjoy a King bed with luxury bedding, top-notch kitchen appliances, and high-speed Internet for remote work. Immerse yourself in tranquility at this extraordinary eco-friendly construction cabin. Points of Interest: SAU ~ 8 mins Cambridge Square (shops and restaurants) ~ 10 mins Chattanooga ~ 30 mins

Mountain's Edge

The Appalachian A-Frame, built in 2024, is right where you want to be! A cozy, stylish home overlooking the gorgeous views of the valley. While being just far enough away to enjoy the benefits of a quiet mountainous getaway, you're also 25 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, TN, where there is an abundance of amazing activities to partake in! It features a comfortable living space, stunning view with a double decker porch, hot tub, fire pit, and plenty of peace and quiet to relax and enjoy!

Gamekeeper Hut

Come stay in our favorite Gamekeeper's Hut at Fable Realm! The Keeper of Keys' Hut is set on our private 40-acre location. Try your skill at the scavenger hunt, relax by a fire outside (giant-sized cauldron), watch the birds enjoy the pond from outside of this magical stone space just down the hill from The Burrow, and near Fairytale Cottage. Visit nearby Lookout Mountain, Chickamauga, Chattanooga or just RELAX and watch Harry Potter documentaries while enjoying a cold Butterscotch beer!

Wandering Gypsy Tiny House (Live A Little Chatt)

With the best view from our mountaintop tiny house retreat outside of Chattanooga, sits the Wandering Gypsy Tiny House! Designed by Emily Key, this funky cozy tiny house is built with all recycled materials. Enjoy breathtaking (hot tub) sunsets from the best views on the bluff of Lookout Mountain! Our secluded location is in close proximity to all of Chattanooga's coveted outdoor adventures! Rock City, Ruby Falls, and Cloud-land Canyon (Waterfall Hikes) are all within a 10 minute drive!

Glenn Falls Retreat

For nature-lovers, with a waterfall view during the wet season, and spectacular treetop views during the dry season, the Glenn Falls Retreat is ready to host your next mountain getaway! Only a 4 mile drive to downtown Chattanooga where you can enjoy some of the best restaurants, art and music in the south; and only 4 miles to Rock City and Ruby Falls; the Glenn Falls Retreat is on a 2 acre wooded lot where you can explore the Lookout Mtn. trails and the year-round majesty of Tennessee.

Maple Yurt Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Glamping

Take advantage of all the activities Lookout Mountain has to offer, from breathtaking hikes and scenic drives to a variety of local attractions. From the Rock City Gardens to the Incline Railway, you’ll find plenty of ways to explore and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. With our yurts, you can relax in comfort and style with all the comforts of home. Enjoy a romantic dinner on the deck overlooking the breathtaking view or just relax and make the most of your time together.

Fannie's Place

This tiny home is on the historic home site of Fannie Mennen and the Plum Nelly Clothesline Art Show. She even named the road. The home is brand new, artfully decorated and has 1 double bed, 1 bath, a sleeping loft with 2 twin beds, and a queen sleeper sofa. The view is from 2000 ft elevation and looks into the valley and across to the mountain again. There is civil war history on the property. There is a 100 ft drop so guests are asked to not stay here with young children.

Scenic 2-bedroom cabin with heavenly views

This custom built 2 story, 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath home right on the bluff of Lookout Mountain offers majestic views, peaceful and calming scenery, and the chance to feel like you are right at home. Our goal is to provide what we would want in a vacation home for your family and more. Relax and unwind on the balcony with a cup of coffee, or on the patio with a glass of wine with dinner, or right by the fire pit at night as you watch the sunset. Come and enjoy a slice of heaven.

Tadpole Cabin at Creek Road Farm

Nestled atop a hill on 60 pastoral acres in Wildwood, Georgia, this charmingly rustic one room cabin makes for an ideal family basecamp for local activities or a romantic couples getaway. The cabin is newly constructed from 150 year old barn timbers and surrounded by shady forests and open pastures. The rest of the world may feel far away, yet Tadpole is only minutes from downtown Chattanooga, Cloudland Canyon State Park and most other area attractions. A true hidden gem.

The Cabin at Wayside for a cozy, woodsy getaway!

Located atop the forested landscape of Lookout Mountain, but just a 10-minute drive from Chattanooga, the Cabin at Wayside offers privacy and quiet in what is described as a luxury tree house. It's located high up in Wayside Estate and surrounded by miles of biking and hiking trails. The cathedral ceiling and windows create a cozy living, dining and cooking area. A main floor bedroom and sleeping loft make the cabin perfect for couples, friends and small families. 

The Terrace at Tiny Bluff

A quick hike down the wooded trail reveals our modern home reaching out above the slopes of Lookout Mountain. Simple architectural lines guide the eye out, while sleek and calm interior allows the the mountainside environment to take center stage. Breath deep, spend time with folks you love and settle in. NOTE! The trail is built with sections of native stone and logs, so guests with mobility issues may find the walk to and from the parking pad challenging.