Bring your checkbook. Lots of high end prices, but some quality antiques on the first floor. Above market value, especially in this market.

Heartland Antiques is the best of the rest in Sevierville, home of many, many antique stores! Clean, well laid out, interesting items well displayed. Things you won't see anywhere else - local antiques, others from around the world and first class help and service with a smile - 2 floors so pack a lunch!

We were passing through Sevierville back in 1916 when we first checked this place out. I knew I had to stop again this time passing through. Unfortunately the lady working the front desk was not friendly at all and wouldn't give us the time of day. Fortunately, everything else about the place was just what I remembered. If anything the merchandise has gotten better. The main aisles are wide and clear in this 2-story antique store but they did have some cluttered booths that we just passed by. It isn't worth tripping on something or knocking something over. You will find pottery, shabby chic, empire, primitives, mid-century, glassware, china, crystal, collectibles, fine antiques, european, lighting, unique items, dolls, bottles, ceramic, vintage jewelry, holiday items, vintage clothes, salt/pepper shakers, advertising, books, furniture, and much more. I fell in love with the opossum section of a totem pole but I don't think they would have allowed me to cut that section out and bring it home. I highly recommend this place because it has a little bit of every style.

I've been in heartland twice before on previous trips. I brought my husband and we both enjoyed ourselves. There is so much to choose from. There is something for everyone. I also like that many of the dealers at this store have very reasonable prices. Worth a visit!

You never know what you will find in an antique shop, so for us, it's always worth a stop. We did purchase a few small items. It's actually on the main drag in Sevierville. If your coming from the interstate they will be on the left hand side of the road, maybe four or five miles. I would recommend a stop