Pristine Natural Wonder
PRISTINE NATURAL WONDER
- Fishing Land
- Hunting Land
- Mountain Land
- Recreational Land
- Timberland
- Waterfront
Descriptions
This pristine natural wonder is a true geological phenomenon and the Crown Jewel of the Appalachian Mountains. Shaped over the millennia by the forces of falling water into one of the last wild places still in private hands, the property is perfect for development into a family compound and private retreat for fishing, swimming, hunting, hiking, and many other outdoor pursuits. It is a verifiable natural and national treasure. Located at the threshold of the Cohutta Wilderness and well within a 90 minute drive from Atlantas I285/I75, the +/220 acre property consists of +/ one mile of both sides of a bold clear trout stream, waterfalls, older growth timber, and some of the largest natural pools found anywhere in the region. Still in the Reed family, the property was assembled by builder, entrepreneur, hunter and fisherman George Reed in the 1940s and only sparingly developed with roads built for access to the streams. His descendants have kept the property in virtually its natural state, leaving the stream banks unspoiled and preserving some groves of large hardwood timber.