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0 Long Branch Road
Rising Fawn, GA 30738
Becky Cope English with Scout Realtor Group, LLC, original listing - (423) 541-2800
$375,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
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Bathroom
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Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
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Property Description
Welcome to Long Branch Preserve, the first and only Farm + Forest community on Lookout Mountain, just 20 minutes south of Chattanooga. Lot 10 is nestled in the middle of Long Branch. The lot is adjacent to a creek and is just behind the Community Garden and Riding Arena. If being central to the amenities of Long Branch is important, this is the perfect spot! A generously-sized 3.21 acres with gentle rolling topography - ideal for building a home, a cabin, or both! As one resident explained rather simply, ''the pressures of life just melt away as you take that turn into Long Branch.'' There's something different about this community. The preservation of nature, the appreciation for the existing topography, and how the heart of the community is The Barn - where neighbors come together for events and holidays. The story of Long Branch is as engaging as its creator, Chris Moore, a local outdoor enthusiast turned wilderness medicine physician whose passion for land conservation crossed paths one day with an opportunity. The perfect caretaker of this 400 acre, almost hidden, community in the mountains of North Georgia, Moore personally carved out over 12 miles of trails and delineated each of the 20 homesites carefully taking advantage of the natural topography and rock formations. If you envision a home or a retreat where nature is your neighbor and you have an abundance of amenities surrounding you, Long Branch is your home. This private, gated community features two lakes, over twelve acres of fenced pasture, an equestrian barn, riding arena, village green, community garden with a gathering pergola, and miles of kept trails that connect to the regional trail system that extends to Cloudland Canyon. Long before ''agrihoods'' or ''naturehoods'' were named, Long Branch existed and was, by design, a community focused on health, wellness, serenity and conservation. Call today for your private tour and more details.
Property Information
Lot Size
3 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Land-Unimproved Land
Year Built
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MLS Number
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Location
Address
0 Long Branch Road
City
Rising Fawn
State
GA
Zip Code
30738
County
DADE
Listing
Name
Phone
(423) 364-6298
Office Name
Office Phone
(423) 541-2800
Agent Name
Becky Cope English
Agency Phone
(423) 541-2800

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