4 bedrooms cabin with hot tub in Ellijay for rent in Ellijay, GA
Youâll soon find yourself mesmerized by the rushing waters of Mountaintown Creek from the fantastic views out of all the large windows and porches. The river is so clean and crystal clear that you can see the Rainbow Trout swim right up to the rocky shore.Luxury accommodations include TWO MASTER SUITES with oversized King Beds. Both Master bedrooms have access to private decks, one with a stacked stone outdoor fireplace and the other with a cozy swing for two. In the Terrace Level youâll have a plush Queen bed with an amazing view of the river.The Large Kids Room has three sets of high quality bunk beds and a Full-sized futon which connects to the game room. Upstairs in the loft are two Queen sized futons.This lodge offers the ultimate in luxury. Refundable guarantee 1 month of rent. Requires the first and last month of rent.The kitchen is spacious and complete with everything you need to feed your family. Granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances, make you feel right at home.There are two main dining areas - inside you will find a farmhouse table that comfortably seats eight people and right outside the kitchen door is a 6 person patio dining set with terrific river views. Want to sit back and relax? No worries, there is a porch swing on the private porch on the third floor, reclining chairs on the main porch and a large porch off the main floor master with an outdoor fireplace and enough seating area for your whole group. Mountain Town Creek is ranked as one of the best Trout Streams in North Georgia. Enjoy all this as you and your family roasts marshmallows around the large OUTDOOR FIRE PIT area overlooking the river.Is located just a few miles off Hwy 515 outside of Ellijay and East Ellijay, Georgia in the beautiful north Georgia mountains. The word âEllijayâ is an Anglicized form of a Cherokee word, perhaps meaning "place of green things" or "many waters." This would make a lot of sense considering this is the place where the Ellijay and Cartecay Rivers meet forming the Coosawattee River. The Coosawattee and Mountaintown come together and flow into Carterâs
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