Georgia Mountain Streamfront Sale

Escape to the beautiful Georgia Mountains and enjoy cool mountain waters and spectacular panoramic mountain views! Enjoy beautiful views of the Georgia Mountains, pristine creeks, rushing mountain streams and amazing sunsets from these private acreage estates! Creekside Crossing offers amenities to compliment the mountains with direct access to Talking Rock Creek at our waterfront parks featuring a rustic pavilion with a gentle walk to the water. You will enjoy panoramic views from our proposed mountaintop, open-air clubhouse and pool at the heart of Creekside Crossing. Outdoor adventure is everywhere with UTV trails, numerous creekside parks to relax and hike or hit the water on nearly 3 miles of Talking Rock Creek! Choose your private mountain estate with an immaculate gated entrance with wide hard surface roads. Call to reserve your priority appointment for this Saturday!

Beautiful Talking Rock Creek

Historian James Mooney wrote that the Cherokees called the creek “Nunyu-gunwaniski,” meaning “rock that talks.” An Indian trader told Mooney that the creek was named for a rock where the Cherokees held council. The wonderful scenery and the sparking of the sunlight on the water are reasons enough to come here and paddle. Talking Rock Creek is rated by America Whitewater as a class I - III stream.

Pristine Carters Lake

Carters Lake embraces a spectacular tract of scenery in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia. Its sparkling waters and rugged shoreline provide a beautiful surrounding for a variety of recreational opportunities, which include camping, fishing, picnicking, boating, hiking and bird watching.

Carters Lake has 3,200 surface acres and is more than 450 feet deep. Carters Dam is the tallest earthen dam east of Mississippi River. Carters Lake shoreline has no private docks or development along 62 miles of natural shoreline. The lake is named after Farrish Carter, who owned property nearby in the 1800s.

Amicalola Falls

Amicalola Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of GA. It is an 829 acre Georgia State Park with its name meaning “tumbling waters.” It the tallest cascading waterfall in the Southeast with its main base of the falls is 429 feet in height. We challenge you to tackle the trail of staircases with 600 steps to the top and take in the breathtaking views along the way. You can cheat and drive to the top, but where is the fun in that.

Fort Mountain State Park

Fort Mountain State Park sits at the southwestern end of the Cohutta Mountains near the Cohutta Wilderness. Sitting at 2,850 ft above sea level, Fort Mountain is a great destination for hiking and history lessons alike. The area in and around the park was home to the Cherokee Indians for hundreds of years, and their legacy is still felt throughout North Georgia today.