Thursday, June 28, 2012
Cabin for sale in Tate City, Georgia
3 BR/2BA cabin in Tate City, Georgia. Features all-wood interior with vaulted ceiling and 30-foot stone fireplace. Wrap-around porch with gorgeous views. 3+ acres with two small streams and woodland paths. Outbuilding from 1800s. 2 car garage with 2 additional storage/utility rooms. Paved driveway.
3 Bedrooms/2 Baths
Master bedroom & full bath on main floor
Upstairs loft with 2 bedrooms & full bath
Huge family room
30-foot stone fireplace with hearth seating
Windows on 3 sides for mountain, valley, & woodland views
Fully-Equipped Kitchen
Fridge, gas range, dishwasher, garbage disposal
2 pantries
Kitchen opens to dining area & family room
Plenty of room for a breakfast table or bar
3-Room Basement/Garage
Large laundry room with washer/dryer connections
Large storage/utility room
2 car garage (currently being used as a game room)
Wrap-Around Porch on 3 Sides
Huge porches provide plenty of outdoor entertaining space
Mountain, valley, and woodland views
Outdoor Features
2 small streams on property
Rustic outdoor fire pit
Woods with paths & "secret" treehouse deck
Outbuilding from 1800's
Waterfall and hiking trails within walking distance
Other Details
Built in 1996 and immaculately maintained
Propane heating system; central heat/air
Well water + whole-house filtration system
Septic system
Tate City Features
Walk to the Tallulah River for swimming, fishing, sunbathing
Appalachian Trail access in two places
Valley Community Church, established in the 1800s and still holding services today
Tate City Community Center - the original church/"one room" schoolhouse; available for resident use & serves as a polling station during elections
"Tate City Mall" - one of only 3 original buildings left from Tate City's mining days
Historic Tate City cemetery dating to the 1800s
Hiking trails of every length & level of difficulty; many leading to waterfalls
Around Tate City
Lake Burton: swimming, boat rentals, fishing
Art galleries and antiques along highway 76 towards Clayton
Goats On The Roof in Clayton; the name says it all
Kid-friendly Minnehaha Falls & Lake Rabun
Horseback riding & petting zoo in Dillard
Easy drive to Highlands, Hiawassee, Blairsville
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Tate City Cabin Pictures
Front view of the cabin.
Cabin in winter, after a good snow.
Outbuilding on the property dating to the 1800s provides bonus storage space.
The back of the cabin... gives you an idea of the view from the front porch, too.
The 2-car garage can be used for parking... or for play.
Another view of the garage/game room.
Paved driveway to cabin.
Cabin in winter, after a good snow.
Outbuilding on the property dating to the 1800s provides bonus storage space.
The back of the cabin... gives you an idea of the view from the front porch, too.
The 2-car garage can be used for parking... or for play.
Another view of the garage/game room.
Paved driveway to cabin.
Tate City Cabin Interior Shots
Scenes from Tate City, Georgia
Welcome to Tate City, Georgia! Drive if you like, or put on your hiking shoes. Either way, get ready to enjoy the beauty of Tate City.
The Tallulah River is a three-minute walk from the cabin.
A fabulous swimming hole is a mile or two down the road. It's an easy drive, but a beautiful walk.
Plop your chair down, let the river keep your drink cold, and relax. Even adults can't resist the rocks.
This waterfall is a 15-minute hike from the cabin. Walk right into the waterfall. Don't forget your picnic lunch.
The Tate City Mall. One of only 3 original buildings left from Tate City's days as a mining town.
You don't have to go anywhere for this view; it's in the backyard.
The Tate City Community Center was the original church & schoolhouse in the 1800s. It's now available for resident use, and serves as the Tate City polling station during elections.
The Tallulah River gets bigger, faster, wider as you head down Tate City Road.
Head in the opposite direction and discover the origins of the Tallulah River.
It's gorgeous in winter, too!
The Tallulah River is a three-minute walk from the cabin.
A fabulous swimming hole is a mile or two down the road. It's an easy drive, but a beautiful walk.
Plop your chair down, let the river keep your drink cold, and relax. Even adults can't resist the rocks.
This waterfall is a 15-minute hike from the cabin. Walk right into the waterfall. Don't forget your picnic lunch.
The Tate City Mall. One of only 3 original buildings left from Tate City's days as a mining town.
You don't have to go anywhere for this view; it's in the backyard.
The Tate City Community Center was the original church & schoolhouse in the 1800s. It's now available for resident use, and serves as the Tate City polling station during elections.
The Tallulah River gets bigger, faster, wider as you head down Tate City Road.
Head in the opposite direction and discover the origins of the Tallulah River.
It's gorgeous in winter, too!
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