Creek-front, furnished, and income-ready—this charming home plus RV guest suite sits just minutes from downtown Blue Ridge, Lake Blue Ridge, the Toccoa River, and the Aska Adventure Area's hiking and biking trails. Tucked on 1.72 wooded acres with private creek frontage, it offers both full-time living comfort and excellent rental potential. Meticulously maintained and fully furnished, it's truly turnkey—ready to move in or begin renting immediately. The main home features a light-filled, open layout that flows into a well-appointed kitchen with solid-surface countertops, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, and a breakfast bar perfect for entertaining. High-speed ETC wireless internet supports work-from-home and streaming with ease. The primary suite offers modern finishes, an ensuite bath, and a walk-in closet with direct access to the laundry room. Two additional bedrooms share an updated full bath, and a bonus room provides flexibility for an office, media space, or extra sleeping area. The fully plumbed RV suite includes two additional bedrooms, one bath, a full kitchen, fireplace, exterior fridge, and dedicated hookups—ideal for guests, extended family, or an additional income stream. Step outside to an expansive covered porch overlooking a flat, grassy creekside yard—perfect for a firepit, pavilion, games, or outdoor gatherings. Native hardwoods, stone pathways, and the peaceful sound of the flowing creek create a relaxing mountain setting that feels like a true escape. Located just 2.1 miles from Blue Ridge's restaurants, boutiques, breweries, and seasonal festivals, this property delivers privacy while keeping you close to it all. A rare opportunity for low-maintenance living, rental income, or a mountain retreat you can truly enjoy. Schedule your private tour and come see your mountain sanctuary—it's even better in person.
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