172 Hunter Drive

A 1.23-acre single family residence in Talking Rock.

Build your dream home on this beautiful partially cleared lot, perfectly positioned in one of North Georgia's most sought-after mountain communities. With utilities available at the road and topography ideal for a basement home, this property is ready for your vision. Conveniently located near one of the community's gated entrances, you'll enjoy easy access while still experiencing the privacy and natural beauty that make this area so special. Year-round sounds of the river create a peaceful setting and enhance the mountain lifestyle this property offers. Residents enjoy an impressive array of resort-style amenities, including two swimming pools, tennis and basketball courts, a fitness center, stocked fishing lake, clubhouse, scenic walking trails, and the community's private trout lodge featuring a creekside beach area perfect for relaxing and enjoying nature. Outdoor enthusiasts will love being just minutes from Carters Lake, where boating, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and endless recreation opportunities await. The location also provides convenient access to the charming mountain towns of Jasper, Ellijay, and Blue Ridge, offering year-round festivals, local dining, shopping, wineries, and outdoor adventures. Chattanooga is approximately 60 minutes away, while Atlanta is only about 90 minutes. As an added bonus, the seller is a builder and can provide existing building plans or work with you to create a custom home tailored to your needs. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, mountain retreat, or investment opportunity, this property offers the perfect combination of natural beauty, outstanding amenities, and convenient access to everything North Georgia has to offer. Come explore the possibilities and start building your dream today.

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