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Saddle Tree - Etowah River - Firepit - New Build
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À propos de cet hébergement
Saddle Tree - Etowah River - Firepit - New Build
- Welcome to Saddle Tree!
This cabin is a modern, shoreside hideaway on the Etowah River!
- Fresh & modern take on the “shotgun cabin”
- Bedroom w/king, loft w/2 twins. Sleeps 4
- Dogs welcome!
- Direct river access in front of the house.
- Sleek, open-concept
- Central climate control system
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Complete coffee bar
- LG washer/dryer
- Bench swing at the river's edge
- Covered side deck facing the water
- Picnic table and firepit overlooking the river
- Campsite-style pedestal grill
Driving to the house: The road to the house is long and gravel. At times, depending on the weather, the road can become very muddy and have ruts. It is not steep and most can get there no matter what they are driving. Please know this in advance and only book if you are comfortable with driving muddy rutted roads.
A 4-wheel-drive vehicle is needed to access the property safely.
The Saddle Tree story...
There are countless reasons to fall in love with Dahlonega. The picturesque town square lined with historic buildings, boutique shops, cozy cafés, and local art galleries. The brick sidewalks and preserved 1800s architecture. The warm and welcoming community. The rich history and golden legacy. Award-winning vineyards. And, of course, the breathtaking mountain landscape.
Denise had been through Dahlonega a couple of times as a kid and loved it, so when she and her husband started looking for property, the hidden gem of a town made perfect sense.
“We love what [Dahlonega] has to offer,” Denise says. “There is something for everyone: art, music, great restaurants, little mom n’ pop stores. We have Bear on the Square…” — an annual festival celebrating Appalachian culture, music, & art. “Plenty of outdoor adventures. You can go rent 4-wheelers at Iron Mountain” — a massive off-road adventure park — “or go to the vineyards, or take in a concert. There’s just so much.”
Having picked the perfect little town, Denise and Jess, her husband, built the perfect little cabin: a functional yet stylish, simple yet classy, not-a-detail-overlooked shotgun house. I complimented her on the minimalist architecture & decor, the sense of spaciousness & the bright colors & textures she chose for Saddle Tree.
“We are into the aesthetics of clean lines & uncluttered space — & don’t like having a bunch of stuff or walls covered,” she says. They have a great eye for design. The light surfaces & walls combine beautifully with the blonde & dark wood furniture & structural accents, the sleek lines & not a square inch of wasted space. They didn’t waste any wood, either: all the wood used in the house, the gorgeous poplar & dark walnut shelves, chunky cross beams, railings, were salvaged from the trees that had to be felled in order to build the cabin.