Nestled in peaceful Hiawassee, North Georgia, our property boasts two large cabin-style homes, which comfortably sleep 30 people between the two of them. No smoking indoors. We offer the Appletree House and the Cedar House; in both homes, we proudly offer our guests Wi-Fi; central air and heat; fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, ice maker, microwave, plenty of cookware and dishes; provided towels and linens; HDTVs with streaming channels, CD/DVD Player; washer/dryer; and a BBQ grill.
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This two-story home is nestled in away from the road, and overlooks Lower Hightower Creek. Including all beds and sofas, this three bedroom, three bathroom property sleeps up to 18 people, and is the perfect place for family reunions and large group getaways. The main floor offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms, living room, kitchen, and dining space.
This small town in the mountains of North Georgia is the perfect mountain getaway. Our homes are nestled along a peaceful creek, but only a couple miles down the road from stunning Lake Chatuge, the luxurious Brasstown Valley Resort, and the quaint town of Hiawassee.
Whether you're coming to hit up the marinas and do some boating, or see your student at Young Harris College, or to see live blue grass on Friday nights, do some horseback riding, see the highest peak in Georgia (Brasstown Bald), hike the Zell Miller or Appalachian trails, golf or be pampered at the spa, or just to get away from the hustle and bustle, there's something for everyone in Hiawassee, North Georgia.
Whether you're coming to hit up the marinas and do some boating, or see your student at Young Harris College, or to see live blue grass on Friday nights, do some horseback riding, see the highest peak in Georgia (Brasstown Bald), hike the Zell Miller or Appalachian trails, golf or be pampered at the spa, or just to get away from the hustle and bustle, there's something for everyone in Hiawassee, North Georgia.
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Jamie L.
Dec 11, 2020
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Great getaway from the loud city just 2-hours south. Marty and Hazel are awesome! Our short 4-night family trip involved lots of down-time, kayaking from the cabin to Lake Chatuge, and plenty of fishing the 1-mile stretch of the Lower Hightower. We landed several rainbows with pheasant tail and prince nymphs, and Woolly Buggers on 4-weight fly rods. Sad but the neighboring cabin had a crew of guys fishing with a can of corn - yes a can of corn.
Craig Storey
Aug 15, 2017
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