Browse current condos for sale in Pigeon Forge, then compare the HOA fee, what it covers, rental rules, parking, insurance, utilities, and any planned assessments before choosing a unit.
A condo purchase includes the unit and a share of the building or community. The monthly fee matters, but so do the services it covers and the rules that come with the property.
Ask for the current dues and what they include, such as exterior maintenance, building insurance, water, internet or cable, pools, and other shared amenities. A lower fee is not always less expensive if more bills stay with the owner.
Some communities allow overnight rentals, some limit them, and some do not allow them. Read the current community rules and ask how owner stays, guest stays, pets, parking, and rental management work for the unit you are considering.
Compare parking, elevators or stairs, shared spaces, utilities, recent repairs, reserve funds, insurance, and any current or planned special assessments. The condition of the community affects the owner as much as the condition of the unit.
These are active Pigeon Forge condo listings. Open a unit to compare its current price, photos, HOA information, parking, features, and location.
$409,000
410 Big Bear Way UNIT 3004, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Pigeon Forge, TN, 37863
A · Condominium
Source: Great Smoky Mountains MLS
Office: Century 21 MVP
Listing Update Timestamp: 2026-08-24T22:50:49Z
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$409,000
410 Big Bear Way 3004, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Pigeon Forge, TN, 37863
Residential · Condominium
$293,500
818 Golf View Boulevard UNIT 1401, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Pigeon Forge, TN, 37863
A · Condominium
Source: Great Smoky Mountains MLS
Office: Century 21 MVP
Listing Update Timestamp: 2026-08-24T18:35:28Z
IDX
The asking price is only one part of a condo purchase. Monthly dues, community rules, shared expenses, and the building itself can change how well a unit fits.
It depends on the community. Dues may cover exterior maintenance, building insurance, water, internet or cable, pools, landscaping, or other shared services. Ask for the current amount and an exact list of what is included.
That depends on the unit and the current community rules. Some allow short-term rentals, while others limit or prohibit them. Check the community documents and any management requirements for the condo you are considering.
Include HOA dues, property taxes, the insurance you need, utilities not covered by the HOA, financing, furnishings, maintenance inside the unit, and any current or planned special assessment.
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