Transformed 18th Century Church To Lovely Cottage

Written by: Arron J. Staff writer @ Hyggehous.com

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You'll fall in love with the Chapel vacation rental located in Clarkesville, Georgia, United States, an 18th-century cottage that can accommodate up to 6 guests with 2 bedrooms, 3 beds, and 2.5 bathrooms.

Experience Smoky Mountain serenity while nestled alongside Panther Creek Recreational Trail. Near dream destinations of Clayton, Clarkesville, Tallulah Falls, and Helen, Georgia. And just a short drive to Blue Ridge, Blairsville, and Hiawassee, Georgia as well as Highlands and Asheville, North Carolina. Shop Tiny Homes During your vacation stay, you can enjoy hiking trails, spring-fed lakes, waterfalls, boating, fishing, zip-lining, tubing, horseback riding, award-winning restaurants, shopping, and much more. There’s so much to enjoy in this little corner of the world. The Blueberry Patch at Panther Creek is a little oasis of foothills serenity. It currently consists of two vacation rental properties each uniquely styled and well equipped for guests to enjoy on an easily accessed 9 acres. Each cottage has its outdoor pavilion with a wood-burning fireplace and grilling area.

Guests of the cottage have sole access to their cottage, an outdoor pavilion with a fireplace, and grounds.

The property is located adjacent to Panther Creek Recreational Area which offers a waterfall, hiking, fishing, and picnicking. Dogs are also welcome on the trail.

The cottage is located in Clarkesville, Georgia, United States.

It is set in a quaint neighborhood that currently has two distinctly different vacation rentals situated privately on 9 easily accessed acres, adjacent to the National Forest and Panther Creek Recreational Area. The cottage is located just outside of Tallulah Falls in between the towns of Clarkesville and Clayton, Georgia. The vacation property is located approximately 1.5 hours from both the Atlanta, Georgia and Greenville, South Carolina airports and 2 hours from Asheville North Carolina airport.

There is plenty to see and do during your vacation stay in Clarkesville, Georgia.

Whether you are a history buff, nature enthusiast, or antique collector, there are things to do during any season. This charming town boasts its natural beauty all year long, with blooming flowers in the spring, brilliant colors in the fall, and snow-capped peaks in the winter. Locals and visitors alike can get outside to enjoy the fresh mountain air, or spend time in the area’s many shops, galleries, and museums. The following are just a few of the things you might try.

Hickory Flat Pottery.

Located on Georgia’s Historic Scenic Highway 197, Hickory Flat Pottery is housed in a historic 112-year-old Wikle homestead. In the gallery connected to the pottery studio, you’ll find the work of over 20 artists, from pottery and jewelry to glass, copper, and metal art.

Downtown Clarkesville.

Downtown Clarkesville is home to a wide variety of boutiques and shops, award-winning eateries, and century-old historic buildings that provide a beautiful backdrop. Later in the day guests can enjoy live music, great drinks, and a fun atmosphere at a variety of downtown hot spots.

Sunburst Stables.

If you are looking for something exciting to do, head to Sunburst Stables Adventure Park where you can zip line above the tree tops, ride ATVs, take a boat out on the water, or horseback ride through the forest. Kids, couples, and groups of friends can enjoy a variety of outdoor recreation in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains.