There is a Hidden Valley only 2 hours north of Atlanta where Time Stands Still. Welcome to Chestnut Valley Farm. The Hiawassee River headwaters tumble through the lush Rhododendron & Mountain Laurel covered slopes of the Chattahoochee National Forest to merge on this private 468 acre mountain paradise. 4 different Trout Streams combine to total almost 2.5 miles of Private Trout Waters including over 1 mile of the headwaters of the Hiawassee River which run through the property. The current owners have maintained the waters to provide a World Class Trophy & Wild Trout environment. Additional private access to miles of Wild Fish streams in the US Forest Service offer an unparalleled fishing experience. Rarely does a property afford such an opportunity of Total Privacy, outdoor recreational activities & escape from the frantic pace of the modern world. This 468 acre secluded valley is accessed only by a paved & gated county road and is enveloped by thousands of acres of the Chattahoochee National Forest. Over 2 miles of private maintained roads and 3 miles of trails make off roading, horse back riding & hiking prime adventure in the valley. Amazingly the very best building sites have been preserved without a new owner having to settle for someone else's dated dream home on the best site. 5 original 150 plus year old log cabins have been strategically placed throughout this natural master piece to take advantage of the streams, pastures & groves of Black Walnut & Chestnut trees that lend the locals to compare the valley to Cades Cove, in the Smoky Mountains. Chestnut Valley Farm is a true One of A Kind, Legacy property that is ready made for the next Generation. This property is centrally located with an approximate 2 hour Drive to: Atlanta, Chattanooga, Asheville and Greenville.

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