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Fannin County – A Best-Kept Mountain Secret
Fannin County, GA is among the fastest growing counties in the nation. The reason could be its close proximity to two major metropolitan areas (Atlanta, GA and Chattanooga, TN), making it a reasonable commute to a second home or vacation spot. Fannin is also a short drive to resort areas like Asheville and Maggie Valley, NC, Pigeon Forget and Gatlinburg, TN, Helen, Clayton and Dahlonega, GA.
Rapid growth and easy access aren’t the only reasons Moss Creek Preserve is a great investment opportunity. Approximately half of Fannin County is either U.S. Forest Service land or a wilderness management area, ensuring the area will retain its natural beauty and recreational features.
Nearby Natural Amenities include
- Toccoa River - Fishing, Kayaking, Canoeing and Tubing – the Toccoa’s gentle flow is perfect for a refreshing float downstream or a day of fishing. The Toccoa River is dam controlled by the TVA with daily releases.
- Hiking & Mountain Biking Trails – Trails are abundant around Moss Creek! The Southern End of the Appalachian Trail is close by, as well parks and trails to explore on foot or by bike.
- Highway 60 – Tight turns, gentle rolling hills and panoramic scenery make Highway 60 one of the most popular roads in the U.S. to drivers, cyclists and motorcyclists. This road is part of the famed 6-Gap Century road cycling ride.
- Blue Ridge Scenic Railway – Fannin County is home to the Scenic Railway from Blue Ridge to McCaysville, GA. It runs along the Toccoa River through Fannin County to Tennessee. Special train events attract visitors throughout the year to explore the area’s magnificent beauty.
- Lake Blue Ridge – This nearby 3,290 acre lake offers 65 miles of shoreline, a full-service marina, public swimming, picnic areas, campsites and plenty of fish! The lake is home to bass, bream, catfish, perch and crappie.
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Surrounded by U.S. Forest Service land, this magnificent parcel offers sweeping views of adjacent mountains, lush valleys and the rushing waters of the Toccoa river, adjacent creeks and meadows. The property features gently sloping wooded acres and meadows, 1000 feet of Toccoa River frontage and many other streams and creeks throughout the property.
Moss Creek is easily accessible from Highway 60 and is offers a wide variety of easy development options. The conceptual site plan demonstrates just a few of the land use possibilities.
The investment potential at Moss Creek Preserve is tremendous. This prime mountain acreage can be divided and sold as smaller parcels for purchase and development.
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