MODERN TREEHOUSE ON TOCCOA RIVER IN BEAUTIFUL BLUE RIDGE, GEORGIA

Completely escape from your everyday life in the heart of the Aska Adventure Area. Hike, Bike, Fish, Swim and Tube all from this private retreat perched in the trees over the Toccoa River - and only a short drive to Downtown Blue Ridge, where fantastic dining and shopping abound. The spacious decks, hot tub, riverside fire pit and picnic area allow you to be surrounded by nature. The bright and cozy interior boast tons of natural light and is equipped with everything needed for a relaxing stay.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS

- Sleeps up to 2 guests
- 2 acres of private property with 300' Toccoa River Frontage
- Riverside firepit and picnic table
- Hot tub on covered deck
- 8 miles to downtown Blue Ridge
- Walking distance to Aska Trail System
- Hike, Bike, Fish, Swim and Tube from property
- 1 bedroom with king bed and memory foam mattress
- 1 open loft with queen bed and memory foam mattress
- 1 full bath with tile shower and waterfall showerhead
- Full size, well stocked kitchen
- Propane grill
- Music streaming options throughout house and decks
- 300 Mbps Fiber Internet

Downtown Blue Ridge

Blue Ridge has an artsy vibe, with a vibrant arts scene, local art galleries and great community theater. Stunning views, hiking trails, waterfalls, restaurants, wineries and craft breweries, galleries, shops and friendly people await in this charming North Georgia mountain town. If you live anywhere in the southeast, you're within driving distance of Blue Ridge, only 90 miles north of Atlanta via I-575 on the Georgia-Tennessee-North Carolina line.

Blue Ridge was founded in 1886 as a result of the arrival of the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad. In the early years, there were five hotels and several boarding houses in downtown Blue Ridge, and the town was promoted as the "Switzerland of the South." Developed in 1887 as a premier resort town, Blue Ridge has evolved with the times and still maintains its casual luxury alongside it's rugged outdoor appeal. The area has earned its chops as a dining destination as well.

As the home of the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, the historic railroad depot remains the central focus in downtown Blue Ridge. Although the first depot burned, the present station was built in 1906. You can see the train depart the station at 11 a.m. most days in season.

Hike or Mountain bike from the house on some of the best trails in Georgia. The Aska trail system is just over a half mile walk or ride from the house. Springer Mountain, the start of the famed Appalchian Trail, is just a 20 mile drive away. Drive 1 mile from the house and hop on the Georgia Traverse - a 390 Mile OHV Route that spans across the state. This links up to the South Carolina Adventure route with over 400 additional miles. Bring your boat (there's room to park it) or rent one from the Blue Ridge Marina and spend the day exploring Lake Blue Ridge. Dry Branch boat ramp is a 5 mile drive from the house. Take a scenic drive in pretty much any direction you please - North Georgia offers some of the best scenery around! With so much to do in Blue Ridge, you'll find yourself coming back again and again!