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Dazzling Sunset Mountain View! Ping-Pong! Hot Tub!
Come refresh and rejuvenate at Sunset at Bear Cove! An exceptional mountain home featuring 4 bedrooms (1 loft), 2.5 baths, open floor plan with soaring ceilings, stone fireplace, expansive decks, porch w/ HotTub, Ping Pong & fire pit! You'll feel a world away, yet local restaurants & shops, amazing hiking, music, golf and lakes are within minutes! 12 min to Sewanee! Set in a quiet residential area on a serene acre yard, this modern home is your fun base for all adventures or a tranquil retreat!

Relax & Unwind in Cozy Farm Stay 7 mins from I-24
Come enjoy a cozy getaway in Sewanee! You’ll love this space because of the location, amenities, and cleanliness. This home is best suited for couples, small families and those traveling with pets. This mobile home has an open layout. It’s 700 square feet and sits near the woods, off a back road, bordering a horse pasture and trees. It has a spacious fenced-in yard. Located 7 minutes off I-24 for those driving thru, and a short walk or drive from Mountain Goat Trail if you want to walk or jog.

The Historic Gipson House Caverns Favorite!
128 guests, 128 five star reviews! This is an historic house. Completely remodeled with modern convenances. Book now for 2026 caverns dates ! Top shelf accommodations ?You’ve found them ! See our reviews ! Guests love the Gipson House ! Private home and property ! Caverns 4 miles/10 mins away. Circa 1930, beautifully appointed Gipson House in scenic Pelham Valley between Chattanooga/Nashville, area has world class hiking , also near Sewanee Recognized super host and guest favorite

Stayframe: a designer getaway with mountain views
Welcome to our custom-built Aframe in the forest just 90 mins from Nashville. This quiet retreat perched on the Cumberland Plateau was recently featured in Travel and Leisure and gives you access to the hikes and waterfalls the area is known for, while offering an elevated experience. Enjoy the soaking tub, gas fireplace, fast wifi, Smart TV, well-appointed kitchen, and bluff views. Sewanee University, Cumberland Caverns, Fiery Gizzard, and Sweetens Cove are all within a short drive.

The Nest at The Retreat @ Deer Lick Falls
The Retreat offers a cozy cottage for down time & you have the option to hike trails down to falls area, socialize with other guests or sit and have your own Fire in our fire pit on the property and just relax! Local Restaurants minutes away, lake access 10 minutes away with beautiful woodsy setting perfect for getting away from the hustle of everyday life! Covered patio for relaxing and you can eat outdoors with a grill guests can use and a fully equipped kitchen if you choose to cook.

Modern Monteagle A-frame with Hot Tub
Welcome to Camp Mae, a Scandinavian inspired A-Frame stay in Monteagle, TN. Minimalist designed yet elegant, offering the perfect escape- minutes from the Fiery Gizzard hiking trail and Monteagle. Relax in the hot tub or gather around the fire pit. For eco-conscious travelers, we provide an electric car charger. Experience seclusion of the mountains while only minutes from world class hiking, local restaurants and shops. This retreat harmonizes luxury with nature in a serene setting.

Mac's Lodge Tiny Home
FEATURES A HOT TUB! Relax in style at Mac's Lodge (formerly listed as The Seashore), a luxury tiny home in the Retreat at Deer Lick Falls. Serene, tranquil, rustic, wooded setting with relaxation stations throughout the community. The Retreat at Deer Lick Falls is a gated luxury tiny home community in southeast Tennessee. The community is only 15 minutes from the University of the South in Sewanee. Guests of the Retreat also have access to Retreat at Waters Edge and it's lake.

The Wool Attic at Summer Fields
This farm stay is in half of a renovated garage on our working sheep farm. Enjoy the sheep, livestock guardian dogs, and slower pace, while still being close to area attractions. It has an open downstairs with a full kitchen, bathroom, dining area, pool table, and porch. Sleeping areas, upstairs in the attic, or in our sleeping loft are too short for standing but otherwise cozy for sleeping. Farm workers will be doing chores and interacting with the animals during your stay.

Owl’s Nest Treehouse Getaway w/ Hot Tub & Fire Pit
Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable treehouse escape. One of the few treehouse cabins in Tracy City, located on 2 acres of beautiful wooded land. We are less than 1 mile from South Cumberland State Park with access to hiking trails, creeks, and Mountain views. Enjoy the sounds of the woods on our elevated deck, or relax in the private hot tub down below. The newly renovated outdoor space includes a grill, fire pit, pond & hanging egg chairs.

Sisters Point Cabin
Sisters Point is a beautiful bluff front cabin perfect for getting away from it all. Situated on a very quiet tree lined street just 1 mile from Monteagle and 5 miles from Sewanee. Within a 15-30 min drive to numerous local attractions to include The Caverns, Bonnaroo Music Festival, Fiery Gizzard, University of the South, Dutch Maid Bakery, Greeter Falls and Stone Door, numerous arts and crafts fairs and music festivals throughout the year.

CABIN w/ AMAZING VIEWS, HOT TUB, FIRE PIT
Welcome to Monteagle Cabin! Relax, unwind and enjoy the view! Monteagle Cabin has three bedrooms and loft all featuring queen beds, two full bathrooms, kitchen with seating for 10, a fire pit, large deck, a hot tub, and best of all- amazing views! 10 Minutes to South Cumberland State Park 14 Minutes to The University of the South 20 Minutes to The Caverns 30 Minutes to Sweetens Cove Golf Club 50 Minutes to Chattanooga 90 Minutes to Nashville

The Sundowner
Come find serenity at The Sundowner where the view drops layers of stress, the sunsets connect you with wonder, and the deer, coyotes, owls, and other denizens reconnect you to nature. The kitchen is well stocked. Fiber internet. Grill, firepit, washer/dryer. 20 min to The Caverns & Fiery Gizzard Trl w Foster Falls; 15 min to Perimeter Trl, Sewanee; 5 to Monteagle. 3bd/2ba includes open master in loft. Toxin free.
Popular amenities for Sewanee vacation rentals
House rentals in Sewanee

Little Green Cottage

Bluff House—An Enormous View, A Peaceful Retreat

Still Waters Tiny Home: Waterfront/Kayaks/HotTub

Martin Springs Cabin.

Peaceful Farmhouse, 2mi From Sewanee University

Wooded Retreat/1.3 Acres/Fire Pit/Hiking/Sewanee

Luxe Carriage House - Bluff View

Starry Night on Monteagle-Retreat @ Water’s Edge
Other great vacation rentals in Sewanee

A-Frame Nature Getaway/Lake Access/Pet Friendly

Monteagle/Sewanee forest cottage with amenities

Scandinavian Treetop Bliss @ Terralodge

Proctor's Haven - Private Pond & Bluff View

Lakefront Tiny Home/Pet Friendly/ Private Dock

Going to The Caverns? Stay on campus at Sewanee!

Secluded A-Frame Cabin w/ Sunset Mountain Views

The Dwellings Forest-Edge Tiny Home – Pets Welcome
When is the best time to visit Sewanee?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Sewanee?
Sewanee has stays near the campus of the University of the South, scenic mountain retreats, and cozy cottages around the village center. You can find a mix of historic homes and tranquil woodland cabins to suit different styles.
What are the best things to do in Sewanee with kids?
Families in Sewanee often explore scenic walking trails, picnic in local parks, and visit small lakes around the area. Nature-inspired activities such as hiking and birdwatching are frequently suggested for children who enjoy the outdoors.
What are some of the best things to do in Sewanee?
Explore historic All Saints' Chapel, wander the Perimeter Trail, or take in local art galleries around the campus village. Many visitors also enjoy walking through Abbo's Alley and attending lectures or performances at university venues.
How is the weather in Sewanee?
Sewanee has mild winters, with temperatures around 32–51°F (0–11°C), and warm, humid summers near 71–91°F (22–33°C). Rain falls year-round, so packing a light rain jacket is often suggested.
When is the best time to visit Sewanee?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for pleasant temperatures and vibrant scenery in Sewanee. Many visitors appreciate the region's fall foliage or springtime blooms during these seasons.
What are the best places to visit in Sewanee?
Often recommended spots include All Saints' Chapel for its Gothic architecture, Green's View for broad vistas, and Abbo's Alley, a preserved ravine with native plants. The Sewanee Village area also has local shops and cafés.
What are some hiking trails in Sewanee?
The Perimeter Trail, circling much of the university domain, is frequently suggested for its forested paths and overlooks. Visitors also explore Shakerag Hollow's woodland trail and the Mountain Goat Trail for gentler walks.
What are some family activities we can do in Sewanee?
Families visit Abbo's Alley for interactive nature walks and picnic areas, and explore the small lakes and fields around the university. Local events, seasonal craft markets, and student performances provide more ways to engage together.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Sewanee?
Many travelers explore state parks nearby for hiking or waterfalls, or visit small Tennessee towns around Sewanee with local art, antiques, and historic main streets. Nature preserves and outdoor recreation areas are also frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Sewanee?
Sewanee has stays in cabins, cottages, and village homes where pets are welcome. Many properties around the university and wooded areas provide easy access to walking trails for travelers with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Sewanee?
Wear sturdy shoes for uneven paths, especially if you plan to hike the Perimeter Trail or visit overlooks like Green's View. The university campus is open for self-guided walks, and local cafés are known for regional baked goods.
What is Sewanee known for?
Sewanee is known for the University of the South, its scenic mountain plateau setting, and preserved woodland trails. The town also attracts visitors with its historic architecture and academic events.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Sewanee?
Frequently suggested hidden gems include Abbo's Alley, a quiet ravine walk, and Morgan's Steep, a lesser-known overlook with striking vistas. Small art galleries and local bookstores around the village also invite exploration.
What are the best foods to try in Sewanee?
Locally rooted menus often feature Southern-style biscuits, smoked barbecue, and pies made with seasonal fruits. Many cafés and bakeries around the university use regional produce in their pastries or sandwiches.
What should I bring for a trip to Sewanee?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a rain jacket for the area's frequent showers, and layered clothing for shifting temperatures. A reusable water bottle and a camera are also helpful for outdoor and scenic activities.
What is the nightlife in Sewanee like?
Sewanee has a quiet evening scene with casual pubs, university-oriented social spaces, and occasional live music at local venues. The atmosphere is relaxed and often features gatherings around cafés or small bars.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Sewanee?
The area hosts events tied to the University of the South, such as lectures, performances, and alumni gatherings, especially during graduation or homecoming weekends. Seasonal craft fairs and holiday markets also draw local interest.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Sewanee?
Many vacation rentals in Sewanee are designed for families, with multi-bedroom homes, outdoor spaces, and kid-friendly amenities. Stays around the university and woodland areas are often chosen by those traveling with children.
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Explore 30 vacation rentals in Sewanee

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Sewanee vacation rentals start at G$18,864 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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Family-friendly vacation rentals
10 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
20 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
30 of Sewanee vacation rentals include wi-fi access

Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Sewanee rentals

4.9 Average rating
Sewanee stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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