Home #10 – NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR TOUR

Upon entering the steel and glass front door, your eyes immediately spy the beauty of north Georgia at its finest. In front of you, through the wall of glass, you will see the tranquil waters of Lake Blue Ridge. The splendid majesty of the mountains comprised of the Chattahoochee National Forest on the other side of the lake looks as though you just stepped into a painting imagined by a master artist. And yet it is real. The view is truly unique, and so is the house you are now standing in. Yes, you have arrived at the location of the latest winsome creation conceived by Marc and Rachel Nicholson.

You are welcome to visit 215 Timberlake Trail, a second treasured home owned by the hospitable couple that fell in love with the architectural allure seen in the previous year of The Blue Ridge Mountains Parade of Homes. The home includes a gourmet kitchen with all the high-end appliances and cabinetry. Custom tile work in each of the six baths. Hand-crafted steel work rounds out the balcony and porch edges, adding a bit of an industrial feel. The warmth of the heavy Tennessee fieldstone rock walls and exterior facade nods to the traditional Appalachian American-type designs found in and around the charming towns in the Smokey Mountains’ foothills. Timber frame beams in the great room and fireplace mantel come from a civil war-era barn that was carefully harvested and preserved and enjoyed by all who see it for many decades.

Admiring the wood floors throughout the home comes easy. The floors have also been rescued from aged old structures to create a delightful pathway from one room to the next. The lighting and plumbing fixtures were a fun collaboration between the Nicholson’s and the homeowners, and these pieces complement each space enthusiastically. Be sure to visit us at Lake Blue Ridge, where we want to share the rarity and charm this home offers. Every room is a different artistic expression to explore. Welcome!

From Town and Country Furniture, turn left at the stop sign, onto Orvin Lance Connector. Take a left at the second stop sign onto Old US Highway 76. Go 8/10 mile and take a right onto Dry Branch Road. Go one mile and turn left onto Eaton Road. Turn right onto Timberlake Trail in 1/2 mile. In 2/10 mile, the house will be on the left.