Set on 2.03 wooded acres just 100 feet from Fightingtown Creek, this 4,590-square-foot mountain home features 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths, and a three-level modern mountain design. Expansive glass, a dramatic stacked-stone fireplace, lower-level game room, wet bar, and multiple outdoor living areas create a retreat deeply connected to its creekside setting.
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Set within a wooded landscape just steps from Fightingtown Creek, 7 Chief Ron Green Trail is designed to feel fully connected to its natural surroundings. Dramatic rooflines, timber-framed gables, natural stone, and mixed exterior materials give the home a distinctive mountain presence while maintaining a strong sense of warmth and craftsmanship.
Inside, the multi-level design centers around an open great room with soaring ceilings, exposed wood details, and a dramatic stacked-stone fireplace. Expansive windows and glass doors bring the surrounding forest into view and create a seamless relationship between the interior living spaces and the covered porches and open decks outside.
The floor plan provides a thoughtful balance of gathering space and privacy, including a main-level primary suite, generous kitchen and dining areas, and an upper-level suite. On the lower level, a game room with wet bar creates a dedicated space for entertaining, while additional outdoor areas and an upper-level balcony expand the home’s versatility.
With Fightingtown Creek only about 100 feet away, the property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the sights and sounds of the water from multiple outdoor living spaces. Surrounded by 2.03 wooded acres, this Keith Sumner home brings architecture, craftsmanship, and nature together in a refined modern mountain retreat.
Keith Sumner has built a reputation in Blue Ridge for creating refined rustic homes that feel deeply connected to their mountain surroundings. His work balances a sense of retreat and quiet living, resulting in homes designed for both escape and everyday life.
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From SouthState Bank, 59 Orvin Lance Connector, Blue Ridge, GA, turn left onto Highway 515/US-76 toward Ellijay. Travel approximately 1.3 miles and turn right onto GA-5 North/Blue Ridge Drive at the traffic light at McDonald’s. Continue approximately 3.7 miles and turn left onto Highway 2. Continue approximately 1.7 miles and turn right onto Westwood Drive. Continue approximately 0.6 mile to the gated entrance of the Goleega community. Proceed through the gate and turn right onto Chief Ron Green Trail. The home will be approximately 60 feet ahead on the left. Follow Parade signage to the home.
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