113 Biddy Mtn Lane, Tiger, GA 30576

Property Description

BANG FOR YOUR BUCK l 3 bedrooms (4 possible) l Inlaw suite l Flat land l Great parking Welcome to the kind of mountain home that makes you want to slow down, put your feet up, and stay awhile. Tucked away in beautiful Rabun County, this traditional mountain cabin offers the warm, welcoming character of a classic Appalachian retreat. Inside, the home wraps you in warmth with glowing hardwood floors, handsome tongue-and-groove walls and ceilings that give every room that unmistakable mountain-cabin feel. The fully finished basement is essentially its own little world, featuring a private entrance, a recently added kitchenette, and the ability to be completely closed off from the main living area. Use it as a spacious in-law suite, guest quarters, a private retreat for family and friends-or explore its potential as an income-producing space. Whether you envision a long-term tenant, occasional guests, or a mountain getaway that helps offset the cost of ownership, the separate living arrangement gives you options that many mountain homes simply don't offer. An expansive deck provides plenty of room for entertaining, relaxing, grilling, or finally installing that hot tub you've been talking about-the deck is reinforced to handle it. A covered porch practically begs for rocking chairs or a swing, while the level lot provides something not always found in mountain real estate: easy, usable outdoor space and a driveway that won't make you dizzy! There's a substantial timber-and-beam carport, a separate storage building, and an almost obscene abundance of parking. Bring the cars, the toys, the friends, the family-and perhaps a few friends of the friends. And then there's Rabun County. This is mountain living at its finest, surrounded by the natural beauty of Northeast Georgia. The Chattahoochee National Forest, numerous state parks, hiking trails, waterfalls, forests, wildlife and outdoor adventures are all part of the landscape. Lake Rabun, Lake Burton, Seed Lake and Tallulah Falls Lake offer boating, fishing, swimming and plenty of excuses to spend the day near the water. There are more waterfalls and clean, crisp mountain rivers around here than you can shake a stick at. Explore Tallulah Gorge, hike through the forests, fish a mountain stream, paddle a lake, chase waterfalls, watch wildlife-or simply sit on the porch and listen to the woods. Around here, doing absolutely nothing outdoors is considered a perfectly legitimate recreational activity. Classic cabin character. Flexible living space with separate access and income potential. Level land. Abundant parking. Outdoor living galore. And mountain surroundings without the mountain driveway drama. If you've been waiting for a place where the pace is slower, the air is cleaner, the scenery is better and the porch demands a rocking chair, you may have just found it.