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Coldwell Banker High Country Realty Mountain Properties Volume 11 Issue 1 Coldwell Banker High Country Realty Mountain Properties Volume 11 Issue 1 Blue Ridge, GA Ellijay, GA 274 West Main Street 329 River Street 706-632-7311 706-276-1254 Hiawassee, GA Murphy, NC 430 N. Main Street 4290 US Hwy 64 West 706-896-3132 828-835-8500 www.CBHighCountry.com HIGH COUNTRY REALTY HIGH COUNTRY REALTY Thank you for taking time to browse through the Coldwell Banker High Country Realty Portfolio of mountain properties. Whether you are searching for a mountain retreat, a lake or river property, new construction, a commercial opportunity, or a special piece of land, you’ve come to the right place. Here you’ll discover a sampling of every type of property in the tri-state mountain and lakes area. As always, we invite you to stop by or call one of our four locations, visit our website, or utilize your smartphone to immediately receive information and photos of the properties showcased in this brochure. From your smart phone: 1. Simply text the code listed by the individual properties to 85377 (e.g. Text cb4501 to 85377). 2. Or scan the QR Code on the back cover to visit our mobile website that includes GPS search capabilities and the ability for you to view all properties from your smart phone. 3. Would you like to be able to view available properties from your smart phone at any time? There’s an App for that! Visit our mobile site to download the app to your mobile device. We look forward to assisting you with search for the perfect property! June Slusser, GRI, CRB, Broker/Owner 2 www.cbhighcountry.com G E cb4241 cb4865 cb4535 O KELLY LANE 157’ on the Hiawassee LITTLE CREEK ROAD Surrounded by SKY HIGH DRIVE Cape Cod with River, 4BR/4BA, wide covered USFS on 3 sides. End of road privacy. $1M 360 degree view of 3 states. porches, screened porch. Upstairs has First time on the market! Well known This home has a bell tower w/bonus R private quarters with second kitchen ‘Little Creek’ runs off of USFS and room & a view on the 4th floor. Private with a living area, bedroom, bath and a down thru the middle of this 9.56 acres. decks, huge kitchen, glass enclosed G separate entrance. Adjoining Riverfront Has a spring fed pond in the front yard dining area, cathedral ceilings, huge lot can be purchased if desired. MLS of roomy 3BR/2BA ranch home with pantry, laundry area & glass doors 207525 $499,900 many extras. MLS 204533 $499,000 that exit onto a rocking chair porch. I MLS 206103 $499,000 A cb4318 cb4732 FALLING ROCK ROAD Perched close TURKEY CREEK ROAD Gorgeous low BIG CABIN BIG VIEW Great Views, to the top of Stanley Creek Highland in maintenance 4BR/2BA house, guest 3BR/3BA, 3 Levels of decks, outdoor the heart of the Aska Adventure area cabin on 9.3 ac, 600’ on noisy Turkey wood burning f/p, 3 indoor f/p, custom with yr rd mountain ridge views of the Creek, large & small barn; sunroom, full cabinets, granite featured in kit, baths, USFS. Within minutes to the USFS and basement w/pool table/home theatre wet bar, 2 jetted tubs & 2 walk-in hiking, the Toccoa River for GREAT and much more! *Price Reduced Over showers! MLS 183178 $439,000 trout fishing and recreation. Great $100,000* MLS 178614 $449,000 rental potential for the investor. MLS 201660 $479,000 cb4382 cb4653 cb4904 RIDGEMONT DRIVE Comfortable STAR CREEK ROAD Beautiful prow BIRDSEYE VIEW All paved road access, spacious upscale home in quiet front cabin on 5.91 private acres, & plenty of level yard. Enjoy nighttime star community of Ridgemont. Wall of 3BR/4.5BA, full finished basement w/ gazing lounging in front of the stacked glass graces almost the entire great built-in coach beds, family/rec room, stone, outdoor FP. Kitchen offers granite room, incredible wide mountain views, laundry & bath - could add kitchenette counter tops and Stainless appliances. traditional style home. Large master to make separate living quarters. Main Great room features a soaring, floor to suite on main, kitchen finished w/ has laundry & great room. MLS 208740 ceiling rock FP and the prow front wall breakfast bar, granite & upgraded $425,000 of glass frames the multiple mountain appliances. MLS 201635 $439,000 range view. MLS 209225 $415,000 cb4709 cb4669 cb4569 TOCCOA RIVERFRONT 263’ on one MOUNTAIN TOPS ROAD Upscale SHECHINAH RIDGE DRIVE Property of the area’s most popular rivers. Fish community, custom built home, picture has 2 creeks on 2 sides, log cabin built from your dock. 3BR/2BA log sided perfect stream running through it. Great in a secluded area, 2 stall garage w/ cabin is completely furnished. Upscale usable floor plan, wall of glass along oversized garage doors for your RV & furnishings throughout including wicker the back of the home. Stream is visible pavilion and bathroom. Fenced pasture furniture on the 3 decks, security and thunderous from the back porch. w/large 2 story barn & loft and a pond system, whole house intercom/ radio/ Not your typical cookie cutter cabin. inside the pasture. 3,000 ft of creek CD system, large yard for bonfire pit or MLS 207574 $399,900 frontage and a beach. MLS 209512 horseshoes. MLS 201762 $399,900 $399,000 706-632-7311 • 1-800-307-0777 3 LONSDALE LANE Level yard in a GENTLEMAN FARMer’s PARADISE MY MOUNTAIN 3BR/3BA offers park like setting with 450’ trout stream 3BR/3BA, on 11.26 acres, hardwood a fabulous year round 180 degree frontage. EZ access to marina at Carters floors, granite counter tops, 2 masters mountain views in My Mountain. Parking Lake, gated community with pool and on main with a covered front porch. area has enough space to build a garage tennis. Dovetail Log construction, lots Wood burning stove in great room lets and work shop. Granite countertops, of covered porches, outdoor fireplace, you control your energy costs. Driveway vanities and wet bar with a jetted tub in hardwood floors, large country kitchen, is gated with a tree lined entry that master. Stone fireplaces in great room 1 car garage, finished basement and opens up to a 360 degree mountain and the full finished basement and more. MLS 206755 $359,900 view. MLS 208897 $389,900 game room. MLS 202761 $389,000 cb4575 cb4564 FOXFIRE ROAD 3’s a charm! 3 finished WEST OAK CREST ROAD Craftsman PONY GHOST TRAIL 3 BD/3BA cabin in levels, 3 beds, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, Style Home offers total comfort in every Mountain Tops, great room with cathedral 3+porches, master accommodates room. Inviting family room w/large ceilings and rocked fireplace, big screened king size bed, Jacuzzi tub, separate stacked stone gas log FP and triple bay porch, hot tub, huge master bedroom walk-in shower, double sink and private windows, gourmet Kitchen w/custom suite extended to allow for a seating area balcony. Lower level with bedroom, maple cabinets, silestone countertops, also facing out to the mountains. Den and full bath, game room, custom wet bar, energy star LG appliances. Endless game room, bed and bath on terrace level stacked stone FP/gas logs and much Features. MLS 206067 $379,900 with 2 sets of French doors opening to more. MLS 207488 $383,582 patio. MLS 209242 $379,000 cb4627 cb4697 MISTY MOUNTAIN OVERLOOK YEAR ROUND VIEWS OF COHUTTAS ZION HILL ROAD Privacy on a beautiful Master on main w/walkout to porch, New custom built 3BR/4BA cabin, mountain stream, 4BR/3BA cabin with huge bath, jetted corner tub, walk- many upgrades, extra insulation, additional sleeping loft. Creek frontage in closet; 2 guestrooms up w/large granite countertops, tile bathrooms on Gibson Creek with 2 ponds and bath separating them. Loft is perfect & full unfinished basement plumbed pasture. Lot is filled with hardwoods game/office/reading room! Great for 2 additional baths. MLS 194947 and is very private. Large great room room w/wood-burning fireplace, wide $369,900 with fabulous rock fireplace, lovely plank wood floors, attention to detail dining room overlooking the creek & everywhere. MLS 192316 $374,000 pasture. MLS 207245 $369,900 cb4808 cb4623 MOUNTAIN HIGH DRIVE Wall of MITCHELL BRANCH Lots of attention FINCHER ROAD Completely windows extending up to the second to detail with beautiful wood, dry wall renovated! Granite-stainless, restored floor showcasing the phenomenal and stone; not your typical tongue & wood ceilings and floors, separate view that can be seen from all rooms! groove! Master suite sitting area has an living and den, huge dining room, nice 3BR/3BA, EIK, dining room, Soaring embossed antique style metal ceiling, pond behind property. MLS 204290 stacked rock fireplace, cozy loft & beautiful triple tray ceiling, fireplace $350,000 storage room, full finished basement and private balcony. Lots of gardening w/pool table & hot tub on lower deck. space and privacy on almost 5 acres. MLS 207872 $369,000 MLS 206120 $359,900 4 www.cbhighcountry.com cb4776 cb4903 cb4574 FOX RUN Custom designed, built w/ RIVERVIEW CIRCLE Carriage house FOXFIRE LANE Spectacular 3 level unique features, upgrades. MBR with offers outstanding views of the Toccoa log, awesome views of Blue Ridge large master bath, separate shower River Valley on all sides. Two-story Mountains, 3BR/3BA, separate loft, and jetted tub on main. Dining table cabin features vaulted ceilings, a cozy spa like master bath, spacious rooms, for 8 sits in front of a massive rock FP great room, excellent mountain views, multiple porches, inviting hot tub, rec that is also open to master. Front/back fully loaded kitchen with SS appliances, room, hideaway in the spacious loft, screened porches, large pantry and garage, gameroom, sunken hot tub on views from all levels.
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