What it's really like to live in Sevierville's most connected apartment community straight from the residents who call it home.
Living Fully Sevierville is one of Sevierville's most active resident communities, with 82% of Cobu users regularly engaging through weekly events, 13 interest groups, chat, and a neighbor marketplace.
Located at Center View Road in Sevierville, residents connect through interest groups such as Local Events, Arts and Crafts, and Foodie Group, plus a vibrant community chat.
The community hosts an average of 1 event per month, here are a few recent examples: Living Fully Sevierville Ribbon-Cutting Celebration, Float into Fall, and Back to School Bash.
Living Fully Sevierville hosts 1 community event on average every month. Here's what's coming up and what recently happened.
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57 RSVPd
Join us as we celebrate the official ribbon-cutting of Livingfully Sevierville! Enjoy an afternoon of food, community tours, entertainment, and fun for all ages as we mark this exciting milestone.
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Fall is almost here, and we’re celebrating with something sweet! Join us from 2-4pm for Float Into Fall, a fun come-and-go evening featuring delicious ice cream floats with several flavors to choose from. Try a classic root beer float, a refreshing Creamsicle float with vanilla ice cream and orange soda, or another seasonal favorite while spending time with your neighbors. Stop by the Clubhouse, build your perfect float, and help us welcome the fall season together. Come hungry for a sweet treat—leaves are falling, and floats are calling!
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Kick off the new school year with us! Stop in and get a back to school kit for your K-12 student, while supplies last! The student must be present to receive the kit.
Groups are open to all residents. Living Fully Sevierville residents have formed 13 active interest-based groups. Here are the most popular.
This is a group dedicated to promoting and sharing information about events happening in your community. Whether it’s festivals, farmers markets, concerts, charity drives, or local business openings, this group helps residents stay informed. It's a great place for residents to spread the word about events happening in the Sevierville/Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area.
A group for those who enjoy arts and crafts! Think drawing, sewing, knitting/crochet, cross-stitch, scrapbooking, jewelry-making, etc. Just a place to post residents’ creations!
Welcome to the foodie group! We're all about food and friends. You can expect us to get together often to share everything from potlucks to take-out, taco trucks to prix-fixe, and cooking up our own culinary delights too. What to bring? This will vary by gathering so check the description for details or ask in the discussion section — and always be sure to bring a healthy appetite! Have an idea for our next foodie adventure? Schedule a gathering and let's eat!
Evening Run Club, Workout Group, and other Health and Wellness related topics
Here, doggy! In this group, we and our canine companions will get together regularly to do fun activities like walks in the neighborhood, trips to the dog park, and puppy play dates. What to bring? This will vary by gathering so always be sure to check the gathering's description for details or ask in the discussion section. When in doubt, don't forget your leash, ball, & some poop bags! Have an idea for our next puppy play date? Schedule a gathering!
Recommendations on trails, local favorites for fishing, camping, boating, etc.
Real conversations from verified residents at the Living Fully Sevierville community.
🍂 Float into Fall is TODAY! 🍨🥤 Come by the Clubhouse from 2–4 PM and enjoy a FREE ice cream float with us! We’ll have vanilla ice cream and several soda options so you can create your favorite float. This is a come-and-go event, so stop by whenever you can, grab a sweet treat, and spend a little time with your neighbors! 📍 Clubhouse 🕑 Today | 2–4 PM 🍦 FREE Ice Cream Floats We’d love to see you there! 🍁🥤
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Stories and updates from life inside Living Fully Sevierville.
The Float into Fall ice cream social on September 4 pulled in 38 RSVPs, according to its event listing. Residents stopped by the Clubhouse between 2 and 4 p.m. to build root beer and Creamsicle floats, and one neighbor came back to the thread afterward just to say, "Enjoyed my root beer float today - Thanks." That mix of a simple event and a quick thank-you note set the tone for the rest of September on our Cobu community platform.
September was a month of settling in. Many residents were new to Living Fully Sevierville, and conversations reflected that energy. People asked about door codes, key pickup schedules by building, and how to sign up for the Luxer One package system. Alongside those practical questions, neighbors leaned on each other in small, genuine ways, whether that meant finding a stray WiFi router, offering jumper cables, or pointing someone toward a package left in a breezeway.
Two Clubhouse events anchored the month, and both played on the arrival of fall and football season. Between the floats, the sodas, and the game-day crowd, our amenities saw steady use.
Two events took place during the month. Float into Fall on September 4 was a come-and-go dessert gathering with vanilla ice cream and several soda flavors, and its 38 RSVPs made it the clear standout. Touchdowns & Sweet Sips Social on September 19 ran from noon to 2 p.m. and let neighbors create their own sodas while watching football on the big screen, earning 19 RSVPs. Reminder posts went out the morning of the game and again once it kicked off.
Both events share a theme: low-key, casual, and built around food and shared time. That matters to residents who are still getting to know their neighbors, since these gatherings make it easy to show up for a few minutes and meet people.
Packages were a constant topic, with residents flagging boxes by unit numbers and reconnecting people with their deliveries. Football also came up, including excitement over the UT Vols first home game. Pets were part of the conversation too, with one resident gently reminding dog owners about leashing up for everyone's safety.
Living Fully Sevierville hosts several resident groups, including the Foodie Group, Dog Group, Arts and Crafts, Health and Wellness, Local Events, and Local Hiking and Other Outdoor Adventures. The Dog Group's focus on walks and play dates lined up with the month's reminder about keeping pups leashed near the road. The Local Events group exists to share festivals, markets, and happenings across the Sevierville, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge area, which fits a community still learning the lay of the land.
Specific local spots were quieter this month, but residents did share practical tips. The strongest recommendation was for U-Haul for moving trucks. Football fans pointed others toward watching the UT Vols on Disney+, and a seller noted their framed wall art came from Hobby Lobby. As more residents settle in, expect the Local Events and hiking groups to fill in with more area favorites.
September showed a community in its early chapters, with neighbors trading furniture, rehoming houseplants, returning packages, and welcoming new families. The willingness to help a newcomer's kid find friends or jump a dead battery says a lot about the tone here. People are choosing to look out for one another while they get established. If you want to picture the spaces where this plays out, take a look at our floor plans.
The calendar is already pointing toward fall, with a resident-organized Trick-or-Treat Night in the works for October 31. There is plenty of room to jump into a group, post in the marketplace, or swing by the next Clubhouse gathering. If you are considering a move, request a tour to see the community in person.
The Back to School Bash on August 8 pulled together 30 RSVPs on our Cobu community platform, and that turnout set the tone for a busy month here at Living Fully Sevierville. From poolside movie night to neighbors returning each other's packages, August was full of small moments that added up to a genuinely connected community.
August was a busy month for move-ins. People passed along couches, dressers, a wine cabinet, dishes, and boxes of free household odds and ends. New residents introduced themselves and asked practical questions, like how to get a valet trash can or where packages end up, and longtime neighbors answered quickly and kindly.
Alongside the everyday logistics, residents made real connections around shared hobbies. One neighbor asked if anyone else fishes, another posted looking for golf partners, and another asked who plays Magic: The Gathering. Each of those posts drew several replies from people ready to meet up.
Two community events anchored the month. The Back to School Bash on Saturday, August 8 ran from 1 to 3 PM in the Community Room, where families picked up backpacks and supplies for their K-12 students. Even after the event, leftover backpacks were set out on the island for anyone who missed it, and one parent wrote back to say thank you.
The second was One Last Slice of Summer, a poolside movie night on August 21 that closed out the season with The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, watermelon, lemonade, and sweet tea. With a small chance of rain, the team moved the start time up so everyone could still enjoy the show. Our pool has been a real gathering spot this summer, and you can see the rest of what the property offers on our amenities page.
Helpfulness was the biggest theme. One neighbor put out free Halloween decorations, and a family wrote back that their kids were already decorating. Parents leaned on the community too. A neighbor needed a babysitter for a few hours and several residents offered to help within the day. Food came up as well: one resident in the Foodie Group shared a plate of roasted caramelized squash over white bean puree with tomato confit and a balsamic reduction, showing off their plating skills for the group.
Our resident groups reflect the range of interests here. The Foodie Group saw a resident share a homemade dish and invite feedback. The Dog Group had a neighbor step up to offer help to another resident. The Local Hiking and Other Outdoor Adventures and Health and Wellness interests came through in conversations about fishing spots and golf. Groups like Arts and Crafts and Local Events give residents a natural place to swap ideas, and the Halloween Trick-or-Treat planning showed how quickly neighbors here turn an idea into a plan.
The standout local shout-out came for Tennessee Jed's in downtown Gatlinburg. A resident recommended it for breakfast and lunch, calling out the biscuits, the Jed's Big Boy breakfast sandwich, and slow-roasted sandwiches like the Famous Reuben, the Cubano, and the Classic BBQ, plus scratch-made sides and an upstairs patio. Another neighbor chimed in that they had eaten there and agreed it was very good.
This month showed a community that looks out for one another. Whether it was returning a stray package, giving away furniture to a new neighbor, or offering to babysit on short notice, residents kept showing up for each other. The event turnout and the steady Marketplace activity point to a place where people are comfortable reaching out. If you want to picture yourself here, browse our floor plans to find the layout that fits.
With Halloween plans already taking shape, there is plenty to look forward to this fall. Current residents, keep sharing and signing up, and if you are considering a move, schedule a tour to see the community for yourself.
June was a busy, friendly month in our community. From poolside movie nights to neighbors chasing down delivery drivers to reunite each other with packages, the Cobu app was full of the small, warm moments that make this place feel like home. Here is a look back at what June 2026 held for us here at Living Fully Sevierville.
The theme of June was neighbors showing up for each other. Our building chat stayed active all month, and a huge share of it was residents helping one another track down misplaced deliveries. Someone would post that a package landed at the wrong door, and within minutes another neighbor would reply that they had spotted it by the stairs or already set it back outside the right door. It is the kind of everyday teamwork that is easy to miss until you see it happen over and over.
If you want to see where all of this happens in person, take a look at our community amenities, including the pool that hosted so many June gatherings.
June's event calendar leaned into summer. We ran "Popsicles and Pop Culture by the Pool" and "Popsicles and Pop Quiz Trivia by the Pool" early in the month, followed by our poolside movie night on June 19, where the movie started as soon as the sun set and hot dogs were served while supplies lasted. We also offered the "Wise Moms: 4-Part Series," a virtual event over Zoom that included a chance to win a $100 spa gift card for those who joined live. And on June 6, Apartment Life surprised residents with free cookies just to brighten the day. Every one of these was posted and organized right inside the Cobu app.
Neighbors posted photos, flagged boxes left near stairwells, and reassured each other with tips like checking the post office when tracking says "delivered." Residents also swapped notes about home basics, like whether Ring doorbells are allowed. One neighbor floated the idea of a community rummage sale, "like a flea market for residents," and the replies were enthusiastic.
Beyond the main building chat, June saw activity across several interest channels on Cobu. Our Marketplace channel was one of the most active, with neighbors selling and giving away furniture, appliances, and household items as they moved in or moved on. The Gaming Group had a resident looking for new board and video games to play, especially co-op titles. And our Foodie Group stayed on the radar for anyone who loves talking about food, which was a natural fit given how many meal and restaurant chats popped up all month.
When a new neighbor asked for nail salon recommendations, the community delivered. Residents named T Nails (right next to Kroger), Noire in Sevierville, Diva Nails, and iNails, with one neighbor even suggesting Thai Basil for lunch afterward. For salons, a resident pointed to Bliss 66. Neighbors also shared local outings: a Dollywood and Dollywood's Splash Country ticket deal for Sevier County residents running June 1 through June 14, and American Eagle Day at the American Eagle Foundation on June 20. It is a genuinely helpful list, all coming straight from people who live here.
If June showed us one thing, it is that this community is quick to help and quick to welcome. When a package went missing, someone almost always chimed in. When a new resident said hello, the replies came fast and friendly. When someone asked a practical question about doorbells or grills or nail salons, neighbors answered generously. That matters because a community is not really built by amenities alone; it is built by the habit of looking out for one another, and June was full of that habit in action.
The summer momentum keeps going. Our next community gathering is an Ice Cream Social on July 3rd, which will be posted under Events on Cobu. Keep an eye on the app for details, and watch for more poolside fun as the season continues. If you have been thinking about calling Living Fully Sevierville home, browse our floor plans or schedule a tour to see the community for yourself.
Living Fully Sevierville opened at 1023 Center View Road in Sevierville, Tennessee, and within seven months on the Cobu platform, our residents have exchanged over 1,088 comments, formed nine interest groups, and RSVPed for events in numbers that most established communities would envy. We are a new community in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, and residents are actively engaging on our community platform, forming groups, organizing events, and sharing local recommendations. They are building something together. Here is what that looks like based on real resident activity.
85% of our residents that use our community platform are actively engaging with each other every month, and we are a new community. The feed is a mix of everything: groomer recommendations, new residents introducing themselves (one moved from south Florida and posted about loving both Publix and the Smokys in the same zip code), parents sharing milestones, and neighbors looking out for each other's pets.
We welcomed new community coordinators on-site, and they have already introduced themselves on the feed and started building connections with residents. With this kind of organic foundation, the trajectory is exciting.
We have hosted five events so far, and every one has exceeded RSVP expectations. Breakfast on the Go had 46 RSVPs. The Kickoff to Summer Pool Party had 28 RSVPs. Bingo Bash Game Night pulled 20 RSVPs. Mother's Day Succulents and Sweet Tea brought 11 RSVPs.
Residents have also organized their own potluck meet-and-greets and porch decorating contests on the feed without any prompting from our team. That kind of grassroots initiative, visible right on the platform, is a strong signal. With our coordinators now on-site and building the calendar, the programming is only going to grow.
Our residents take care of each other in ways that show up clearly on the feed. One posted offering babysitting. Another offered gift-wrapping help during the holidays. When a new puppy owner posted an apology for barking, the responses were all encouragement and understanding. Residents share Sevier County Animal Shelter adoption fee updates and offer church invitations in a spirit of welcome.
For dining, The Old Mill Pottery House Cafe gets mentioned constantly on the feed. Blue Moose was called the best burger in Sevier County. The Local Goat, Cookie Dough Monster Burger and Shakes, and PawPaw's Catfish Kitchen in Wears Valley all have fans. Publix is the grocery anchor, with Kroger and ALDI rounding out the options. Laurel Falls and the Gatlinburg Trail are the most recommended hikes.
Our marketplace is active for a new community. Furniture, an espresso machine, a karaoke machine, and a handmade baby blanket crafted by a resident's aunt have all found new homes.
The Local Events group leads with 32 members. Arts and Crafts (30 members) and the Foodie Group (26 members) follow. The Dog Group has 20 members. Music (15 members) and Tasting Club (15 members) give people avenues to explore together. Support Small Businesses (13 members) shows residents care about the local community. Health and Wellness (12 members) has spawned an evening run club. Car Enthusiasts (11 members) brought gearheads together. All of these were created by residents who saw a gap and filled it.
An 85% monthly active rate in a new community is meaningful. Over 1,088 comments, nine interest groups, and strong event RSVPs tell a clear story. What makes this community compelling is the combination of what is already happening organically on the platform and the professional programming our new coordinators are bringing. Residents who move in now are joining a community that is actively building its identity. If you want to live near the Smoky Mountains with neighbors who show up for each other, this is worth a look.
We are at 1023 Center View Road, Sevierville, TN 37862. Schedule a tour, walk the grounds, and take in the mountain views. Ask about upcoming events. Come experience the energy firsthand.
