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Com excelente localização em Dahlonega, A Frame of Mind está a 4 minutos de carro de Kaya Vineyard & Winery e a 5 minutos de Frogtown Cellars. Esta cabana fica a 5,6 km de North Georgia Zoo e a 11,8 km de Floresta nacional de Chattahoochee. Aproveite opções de lazer, como uma vinícola adjacente, ou outras comodidades, como churrasqueiras. A recepção fica aberta em horário limitado. Estacionamento grátis sem manobrista está disponível no local. Sinta-se em casa em um de nossos 2 quartos com ar-condicionado que apresentam cozinhas americanas com fogão e cooktops. Os quartos possuem pátios particulares. Nos quartos, você encontra TVs de tela plana 45 polegadas com canais digitais para a sua diversão, além de Wi-Fi de cortesia para navegar na web. As comodidades incluem micro-ondas e garrafas de água grátis. Além disso, o serviço de arrumação nos quartos é fornecido mediante solicitação.

This enchanting cabin in Dahlonega is a hidden gem for guests seeking a tranquil retreat. The cozy cabin features 2 full beds. One on the main floor and an additional in the loft. Perfect for a restful night's sleep. The bathroom is equipped with a shower a hairdryer and toiletries for your convenience. Immerse yourself in the brilliant surroundings and unwind in this peaceful haven. Experience what Dahlonega has to offer with a stay at our horse farm in our charming cabin.About pets:No pets allowed.About checkOut:Check out before 12:00 PM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 21.About events:No events allowed.

This 3 BR, 2Ba, cabin sits on 10 wooded acres in the North Georgia Mountains. This property is located 12 miles north of Dahlonega and joins the Chattahoochee National Forest on two of the four boundary lines. There are 5 wineries within a few miles of the cabin. Hunting, Fishing, Hiking, waterfalls and parks are all within minutes of the cabin. The large screened covered porch, concrete picnic table, and open deck are situated near the cozy outdoor fire pit. Dry, Split wood is provided for your safe campfire s'mores & story telling enjoyment. A Gas grill is provided. Experience the North Georgia Mountains, Chattahoochee National Forest, wine tours, hiking, fishing, the Appalachian trail, parks with waterfalls all from one central location.About pets:No pets allowed.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About customRules:Outdoor Firepit must not be left unattended while the fire is burning. Extinguish fire when done. No burning in poor weather ban conditions..No food trash outdoors or on screen porch. Trash must be placed in receptacle marked 60 Ashley lane near mailbox on Mountain Cove road and locked.,Front door with auto-lock must remain closed. Door locks automatically and opens with code..About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 21.About events:No events allowed.

Step into the past with the comforts of the present in this newly restored cabin. The nature of this cabin will take you back to a time when horse & carriage was the means of travel & sleeping porches were a thing.Features:4 Comfy Queen Size BedsLarge Screened Porch with SwingFirepitModern KitchenLarge Family TableAntique FurnitureWiFiSecludedThe House The earliest construction of the Porter Springs Farmhouse pre-dates the Civil War & has been continuously owned by the same family. It was part of the Queen of the Mountains hotel & resort, situated just a short distance from the Farmhouse & was located in what was known as the community of Porter Springs. Queen of the Mountains, referred to by family as “The Old Hotel,” was a summer get-away for many people in Atlanta because of the cooler weather & the legendary benefits of the springs on the property. Dinner was enjoyed with orchestral music & there was a bowling alley & other entertainments. Cold outdoor showers were the norm because running water was not available. Travel from Atlanta was usually a two-day journey by coach, with a stop in Gainesville. It’s believed that Porter Springs Farmhouse began as a caretaker’s or hunter’s cabin. The house was given to my great uncle by my great-great grandfather, Colonel Henry Patillo Farrow, the owner of the Old Hotel. The original house constitutes the oldest part of the Farmhouse & includes the living room & two bedrooms, all having painted surfaces. The “newer” part of the house is the log portion. Construction began in 1909 when my great-uncle learned that his future bride’s dream was to live in a log house. The wood used to build the Farmhouse consists of some American Chestnut, which grew prolifically around the house until the blight in the early 1940’s. The house was added onto over the years with whatever wood was available on the surrounding land. Throughout the generations, the Farmhouse has been a gathering place for young & old alike. Games were a beloved past time, family gatherings were common & practical jokes abounded. Frog gigging at night, making corncob pipes for rabbit tobacco, visiting Trahlyta’s grave (Stonepile Gap) in the dark to see if she’d speak to visitors, hiking Blood Mountain & telling ghost stories were some of the favorite memories of the older generation. Because the house is so old, we have unwelcome visitors from time to time & you might see a mouse. However, we have made them feel so unwelcome in recent years that it’s a rare occurrence. There is also the dust factor. Try as we might to clean the house, it just sheds dirt & dust. Therefore, a visit to Porter Springs Farmhouse isn’t for everyone but the person who appreciates history & can imagine camping indoors with the comforts of heat, air conditioning, internet, dishwasher, big-screen tv, home office & oven/stove.ExplorationsAround the house, you’ll see some evidence of the Old Hotel. Some fun explorations include spending some time with the green benches on the front porch where late 1800’s visitors to the Old Hotel carved their names into the benches. Try googling them & see what you can learn! Also on the porch are lights on both sides of the front door that are taken from old stagecoaches. Try writing a story about what it would be like to ride in a stagecoach! Inside the house, the dining room furniture is original to the house & the dining room table is from the Old Hotel. Because rodents were always a problem in the past (sometimes in the present!), the kitchen cabinets are protected by hooks on the interior & wooden locks on the exterior. Similar locks were employed on bathroom, bedroom & exterior doors. The windows are “locked” with wooden locks & a nail. Feel free to explore the house & all of the interesting ways in which every day life was lived. Sites &SoundsMany different animals have been raised over the years at the Farmhouse including chickens, goats & most recently, Angus cattle. Today, neighbors raise Angus cattle & they surround the Farmhouse. Grazing on private property, they come close enough to the house to hear them chewing the grass, snorting & calling out to their young. Because bulls are also present, wandering the pasture or going down to the creeks is absolutely forbidden. Dogs must be leashed when they go outside so they don’t risk running into the pasture & getting injured or spooking the cattle. There are many other animals around the house. We have seen bears, deer, turkeys & hear the calls of many birds, including owls. Our favorite place to sit & enjoy the wildlife is the front porch where there is a frequent breeze - even on the hottest days.Please note: This is an old cabin that has been updated. It still has a lot of old cabin quirks & features. The fireplaces are not functional! They were kept for their historical value.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~BEFORE YOU BOOK:-Area wide power outages are common in the mountains & no refunds will be given if an area wide power outage happens during your stay. No refunds will be given for weather related cancellations.-Please be aware that you will be receiving a link to our booking contract via text within 24 hours of making your reservation. If you do not see it come through, please let us know as it must be signed. We are happy to answer any questions about its contents.-This property has all private amenities & is self-check-in. We will text you information pertinent to your stay including a link to our booking agreement (shortly after reserving), a link to the property guidebook that includes the address & important directions (3days before check in) the code to the smart lock on the door (around 2:30 pm the day of check in)-Our cancellation policy is firm but if there are other dates you would like to move a reservation to. The fee for this will vary from $150 - $300 depending on the cabin, how close to the check in date your reservation currently is & availability.-Pet Fee is $75 per dog. We only allow dogs. No cats. Pets shall always be secured within the boundaries of the property. If the property is not fenced, pets must be kept on a leash & always accompanied by the pet owner while outside. If you plan to go out & leave your dog at the cabin, please know that we require they be crated in your absence.-If smoking takes place on the property during your stay, we will charge you $250 to deodorize & clean the property.-No amplified sound equipment can be used outdoors between the hours of 10pm & 8am Sunday - Thursday & not between the hours of 11pm & 8 am Friday & Saturday.- We cannot absolutely honor early check in requests, but we will do our best to accommodate them. Reservations requesting an early check in will not be refunded if we cannot honor the time requested. This is done to benefit the guest so that the property is completely clean & ready at their arrival at 4pm.STARTER SUPPLIES & ESSENTIALS:-Suches Vacation Rentals provides a starter supply of basic items to help you settle in comfortably upon arrival. Starter Kit Includes:Kitchen Trash Bags – 5 (located under the kitchen sink)Paper Towels – 1 roll per kitchenToilet Paper – 3 rolls per bathroomBody Soap – Small sample bar soaps (included in the welcome kit in the kitchen)-Please note that this is a starter kit only. If you anticipate needing additional supplies during your stay, we recommend bringing them with you or purchasing them locally.-As coffee & laundry detergent are often personal preferences, these are not provided—we encourage you to bring your own.-We do provide an ample supply of:Dish soap & dish detergentShampoo & conditionerHand soapLINEN & TOWELS:-Suches Vacation Rentals is located in a beautiful yet remote area of the North Georgia Mountains. Because professional linen services are not available locally, all laundry is handled in-house with care. We provide one bath towel & wash cloth per guest according to the max occupancy of a cabin.-If you need extras, you’ll find a set of “seconds” under the bathroom counter. These are clean, repurposed towels that may show light wear or minor imperfections, but are freshly washed & perfectly suitable for use.**We truly appreciate your understanding & support as we work to conserve resources while maintaining a comfortable stay for every guest.**SPICES:-We typically provide basic spices such as salt & pepper. If you have specific preferences, we recommend bringing your own.24/7 GUEST SERVICES:-Suches Vacation Rentals are available by text or phone 24/7. The number to reach us will be provided in check-in information. You will hear a menu listing who is reachable at the time of your call. Our reservations person is available 9-5 for general assistance, guest services, for requests that require in person attention, from 5-10 pm, & from 10pm to 9am someone will be available for rental emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or immediate danger please call 911.LOCAL GUIDE & GUEST SUPPORT:-Each of our cabins includes an “Experience the Mountains” manual filled with handpicked recommendations for hikes, sightseeing & local dining.-When you book with Suches Vacation Rentals, you’re not just reserving a cabin—you’re getting a local experience. Our goal is to help you connect with the beauty of Suches & discover activities you’ll truly enjoy while exploring the Chattahoochee National Forest.-Need recommendations? We’re happy to help! Calls: Available from 9 AM – 5 PMText: Available 24/7 for your convenienceYou’ll always be connected with a real team member—no AI, just genuine local support. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or immediate danger please call 911

Listing Description:Tiny Mansion:- Cozy, light-filled A-frame with modern charm- Queen loft, sleeps 2 comfortably- Located in Dahlonega, GA, near Blairsville & Blue Ridge- Stylish decor with funky, minimalist design- Front deck with rockers, gas heater, & cute BBQ- Outdoor area with smokeless fire pit & chairs- Truly dog-friendly (check details in The Small Print)- Smart TV & high-speed internet- Ultra-modern kitchen with smart stove/oven- Coffee/tea nook featuring a Keurig machine*Must drive through creek to reach cabin*Tiny Mansion - Your (and your doggo’s) cozy little place among the pines, this adorable light-filled A-frame’s got modern charm, style, and a lot of personalityStrictly no children allowed. This cabin is adults-only for safety reasons.At a Glance:* Modern and funky A-frame with queen loft, sleeps 2* In Dahlonega, a lovely little town between Blairsville and Blue Ridge, just two hours north of Atlanta.* Bright and chic decor.* Front deck with rockers, freestanding gas heater, and what might be the cutest gas BBQ ever.* Outdoor area with a smokeless fire pit/stove and Adirondack chairs* Dogs welcome, not just “allowed” (see The Small Print for details)* Smart TV and snappy internet* Fully outfitted ultra-modern kitchen, with a stove/oven that’s smarter than the first iPhones.* Coffee/tea nook with Keurig.The Tiny Mansion Story:It was a humble, functional beginning for the Tiny Mansion. “At first it was just a place for us to sleep while we were working on our main house,” the owner tells me. She and her husband, were doing a lot of the work on both houses themselves. “What started as a process of blood, sweat, and a few tears,” she admits, “quickly became a labor of love.”I tell her that the love comes through, even in photos of the absolutely adorable little A-frame cabin. She thanks me graciously. “We’re so very proud of it.”As their hometown of Ashville continued to grow, they had started looking for some peace and quiet farther south. When they found Dahlonega, with its magical combination of history, natural beauty, outdoor activities, and local culture, they knew they had found their new home. The town’s residents exude a sense of warmth and charm: “People here are some of the genuinely kindest, friendliest, and good-natured folk you can ever meet."They had done a fair bit of traveling. At first it was just the two of them and their mild-mannered spaniel-lab mix; then the baby came along. They had stayed at lots of AirBnb’s — “We’re just not hotel people” — but were frequently disappointed.“Some places claimed to be dog-friendly, or appropriate for families, but that’s not the sense we got from them.”When they started building Tiny Mansion as a rental property (and a place for visiting family to stay), they decided to create something they would have appreciated in their traveling days.“[Tiny Mansion] has water-proof flooring, a wipe-off couch, a fenced-in yard where the dog can bark to its heart’s content — and you’re in the woods, so you don’t have to shush your screaming kid, either."It’s not all about function, though, as you’ll see stepping through the front door. The cabin is the definition of minimalist, stylish, light-filled, funky comfort. From the mushroom ottoman and live edge coffee table (“The woods here are mushroom heaven!”) to the industrial-style rustic shelves and spiral staircase — they put a lot of thought and effort into form, too. The lighting is just right all over the house, and the white tile/wood/gray theme really makes this chic new build really pop. Amenities and gadgets — the gas heater on the deck, and smokeless stove in the yard — make it an even cozier escape for you and one or two other people you really like. Or love. And a furbaby.As we finish our conversation I ask her about the pine tree growing through the deck.“I’m crazy about them,” she says. “Trees, I mean. I love the shade and the smell of them. I love the woods…”When building Tiny Mansion, they took out as few trees as possible, and insisted on that old pine staying right where it was. The carpenter, a friend of theirs, built the deck around it.Whether it’s the surrounding forests in this southern Appalachian region, filled with pines and oaks and dogwoods (a beloved symbol of spring in Georgia), the friendly people, or this charming cabin that gets you here… You and yours will love and cherish your time in Dahlonega.The Small Print:BEFORE YOU BOOK:-Area wide power outages are common in the mountains and no refunds will be given if an area wide power outage happens during your stay. No refunds will be given for weather related cancellations.-Please be aware that you will be receiving a link to our booking contract via text within 24 hours of making your reservation. If you do not see it come through, please let us know as it must be signed. We are happy to answer any questions about its contents.-This property has all private amenities and is self-check-in. We will text you information pertinent to your stay including a link to our booking agreement (shortly after reserving), a link to the property guidebook that includes the address and important directions (3days before check in), and the code to the smart lock on the door (around 2:30 pm the day of check in)-Our cancellation policy is firm but if there are other dates you would like to move a reservation to. The fee for this will vary from $150 - $300 depending on the cabin, how close to the check in date your reservation currently is and availability.-Pet Fee is $75 per dog. We only allow dogs. No cats. Pets shall always be secured within the boundaries of the property. If the property is not fenced, pets must be kept on a leash and always accompanied by the pet owner while outside. If you plan to go out and leave your dog at the cabin, please know that we require they be crated in your absence.-If smoking takes place on the property during your stay, we will charge you $250 to deodorize and clean the property.-No amplified sound equipment can be used outdoors between the hours of 10pm and 8am Sunday - Thursday and not between the hours of 11pm and 8 am Friday and Saturday.- We cannot absolutely honor early check in requests, but we will do our best to accommodate them. Reservations requesting an early check in will not be refunded if we cannot honor the time requested. This is done to benefit the guest so that the property is completely clean and ready at their arrival at 4pm.STARTER SUPPLIES & ESSENTIALS:-Suches Vacation Rentals provides a starter supply of basic items to help you settle in comfortably upon arrival. Starter Kit Includes:Kitchen Trash Bags – 5 (located under the kitchen sink)Paper Towels – 1 roll per kitchenToilet Paper – 3 rolls per bathroomBody Soap – Small sample bar soaps (included in the welcome kit in the kitchen)-Please note that this is a starter kit only. If you anticipate needing additional supplies during your stay, we recommend bringing them with you or purchasing them locally.-As coffee and laundry detergent are often personal preferences, these are not provided—we encourage you to bring your own.-We do provide an ample supply of:Dish soap and dish detergentShampoo and conditionerHand soapLINEN & TOWELS:-Suches Vacation Rentals is located in a beautiful yet remote area of the North Georgia Mountains. Because professional linen services are not available locally, all laundry is handled in-house with care. We provide one bath towel and wash cloth per guest according to the maximum occupancy of a cabin.-If you need extras, you’ll find a set of “seconds” under the bathroom counter. These are clean, repurposed towels that may show light wear or minor imperfections, but are freshly washed and perfectly suitable for use.**We truly appreciate your understanding and support as we work to conserve resources while maintaining a comfortable stay for every guest.**SPICES:-We typically provide basic spices such as salt and pepper. If you have specific preferences, we recommend bringing your own.24/7 GUEST SERVICES:-Suches Vacation Rentals are available by text or phone 24/7. The number to reach us will be provided in check-in information. You will hear a menu listing who is reachable at the time of your call. Our reservations person is available 9-5 for general assistance, guest services, for requests that require in person attention, from 5-10 pm, and from 10pm to 9am someone will be available for rental emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or immediate danger please call 911.LOCAL GUIDE & GUEST SUPPORT:-Each of our cabins includes an “Experience the Mountains” manual filled with handpicked recommendations for hikes, sightseeing, and local dining.-When you book with Suches Vacation Rentals, you’re not just reserving a cabin—you’re getting a local experience. Our goal is to help you connect with the beauty of Suches and discover activities you’ll truly enjoy while exploring the Chattahoochee National Forest.-Need recommendations? We’re happy to help! Calls: Available from 9 AM – 5 PMText: Available 24/7 for your convenienceYou’ll always be connected with a real team member—no AI, just genuine local support. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or immediate danger please call 911.CLEANLINESS YOU CAN TRUST!-With over 5,000 stays and nearly 10,000 reviews, our commitment to cleanliness and guest comfort speaks for itself. We take great pride in maintaining high standards so you can relax and enjoy your stay

Watch a Video Tour on UTube. Search for “Gold Mine Cabin Rental”. The Gold Mine Cabin is a newly updated charming cabin in the hills of Dahlonega, GA. Designed with your comfort in mind.Nestled on 1.5 acres of trees and a creek lined property. This retreat is a peaceful get away with wineries, tubing, kayaks, canoes and ATV rides all just minutes away. Perfect for groups of all kinds. Birthdays, bachelor/ bachelorette gatherings, family reunions, corporate retreats, and an overall great place to experience all aspects of Dahlonega, Georgia.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs less than 50 lbs per pet (limit 2 pets total).$200 charge for dogs unregistered $75 cleaning fee.About checkOut:Check out before 10:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About customRules:No Parties, Unregistered Pets or No Smoking - Fine $500 plus.About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 25.About events:No events allowed.

Welcome to Saddle Tree!This cabin is a modern yet cozy shoreside hideaway right on the Etowah River!At a Glance:- A just-finished modern take on the “shotgun cabin” - Bedroom with king, loft with 2 twins. Sleeps 4 (on really nice linens)- In Dahlonega, “Napa Valley of the South,” a magical artsy town just a skip and hop north of Atlanta- Dogs welcome! (see The Small Print for details)- Direct river access right in front of the house.- Sleek, open-concept modern design: stylish yet warm and inviting .- Beautifully decorated: classy, bright, clean, and uncluttered.- Thoughtful lighting: ambiance, dimmers, lit stairs- Central climate control system: crisp and cool in summer, toasty in winter.- Top of the line, fully equipped kitchen - Complete coffee bar with fresh grinder, frother, and every brewing method imaginable, from pour-over to pods; insulated cups - State of the art LG washer/dryer- Charming bench swing right at the river's edge- Covered side deck facing the water- Picnic table and firepit overlooking the river- Campsite-style pedestal grill**Please note this property is a ways down a gravel/dirt road. It is not necessary, but you may feel more comfortable with an AWD or 4WD to access the property.**The Saddle Tree story...There are countless reasons to fall in love with Dahlonega. The picturesque town square lined with historic buildings, boutique shops, cozy cafés, and local art galleries. The brick sidewalks and preserved 1800s architecture. The warm and welcoming community. The rich history and golden legacy. Award-winning vineyards. And, of course, the breathtaking mountain landscape. Denise had been through Dahlonega a couple of times as a kid and loved it, so when she and her husband started looking for property, the hidden gem of a town made perfect sense. “We love what [Dahlonega] has to offer,” Denise says. “There is something for everyone: art, music, great restaurants, little mom n’ pop stores. We have Bear on the Square…” — an annual festival celebrating Appalachian culture, music, and art. “Plenty of outdoor adventures. You can go rent 4-wheelers at Iron Mountain” — a massive off-road adventure park — “or go to the vineyards, or take in a concert. There’s just so much.” And it’s the perfect blend of mountains and river, “...without being alone on a mountaintop,” she laughs. Having picked the perfect little town, Denise and Jess, her husband, built the perfect little cabin: a functional yet stylish, simple yet classy, not-a-detail-overlooked shotgun house. I complimented her on the minimalist architecture and decor, the sense of spaciousness, and the bright colors and textures she chose for Saddle Tree. “We are into the aesthetics of clean lines and uncluttered space — and don’t like having a bunch of stuff or walls covered,” she says. They have a great eye for design. The light surfaces and walls combine beautifully with the blonde and dark wood furniture and structural accents, the sleek lines, and not a square inch of wasted space. They didn’t waste any wood, either: all the wood used in the house, the gorgeous poplar and dark walnut shelves, chunky cross beams, railings, were salvaged from the trees that had to be felled in order to build the cabin.“I love trees,” she says, “and I don’t like cutting them down — but we had to. Using that wood in the cabin was super important to us.”The lighting, too, is important. “There needs to be a certain ambiance in our home, so all the bulbs are warm and dimmable. The stairs are subtly lit… At night it’s pure magic in here.” The longer we spoke, the clearer it became to me that Denise and Jess had well-defined ideas of the caliber of experience they wanted to provide their guests. As someone who loves to cook, she outfitted the kitchen with quality everything, and probably too much of it. “Honestly,” she confides, “Based on what most people will do in this kitchen… it’s way overstocked. But the way I see it, when people stay here, they can’t have things that are worse than what they have at home — it should even be a treat or an upgrade.”Speaking of “treats,” wait until you check out the coffee bar. Fit for a coffee snob from New York City or Seattle or Paris, it has a fresh grinder, a frother, pour-over, carafe, pod, you name it. Also: regular mugs, insulated mugs, large, small…“Sometimes I feel like we built the whole house around that coffee bar,” Denise chuckles. “But it was worth it. Sitting on that deck with my morning cup, or, better yet, on the swing over the river, listening to the water lapping at the shore… pure bliss.” Denise confesses that in addition to coffee, there are a few other things that she will pay top dollar for: “Good sunglasses, shoes, and linens.” Also, a brand new climate control system. “At Saddle Creek we want it toasty in the winter, and cool in the summer… and when you’re here, we want you to never want to get out of bed!”Between the coffee, coziness, and high thread count luxury linen, why would you want to?I ask Denise if the cabin is dog friendly.“Of course!” she says. “The warmth of an animal is what makes it a home.” She and Jess have two fur babies of their own, a German Shepherd and a cockapoo, and having their best buddies with them makes all the difference.For a moment I picture myself at sunset, gently rocking in the swing by the river, a glass of local merlot in one hand, the other on top of my dog’s shaggy head resting on my leg. Behind the hypnotizing sound of the Etowah River are the sounds of a bluegrass band, the notes carried up from town on the cool evening breeze.Driving to the house: The road to the house is long and gravel. AT times, depending on the weather, the road can become very muddy and have ruts. It is not steep and most can get there no matter what they are driving. Please know this in advance and only book if you are comfortable with driving muddy rutted roads.~Pro Tips & Local Wisdom~Warm up at Corner Kitchen in Dahlonega with a mug of their outstanding joe in your hands.Antiquing (now no longer just for old people!) Dahlonega — which is super hip, by the way — has no fewer than three antiques stores. I’ll bet you need a lamp or a frame for your painting of dogs playing poker.North Georgia is home to some noteworthy vineyards — and Saddle Tree is minutes away from several of them, such as Wolf Mountain, Cavender Creek, and Kaya Vineyard and Winery. Enjoy a glass or bottle and spectacular mountain panoramas.Lace up your boots and bring some snacks. Dahlonega serves as a gateway to the Appalachian Trail, providing numerous hiking opportunities with varying difficulty levels.Enjoy home-cooked southern comfort food at The Smith House.Life is but a dream… when you’re enjoying a leisurely float down the Chestatee River (tube or kayak)Take in Dahlonega’s thriving arts scene: galleries and cultural events, including the Dahlonega Arts and Wine Festival, and local artisans and musicians.~The Small Print~The Sounds of Silence: please limit outdoor use of speakers and other amplified sound equipment to 8:00 am through 10:00 pm, Sunday through .Thursday; 8:00 am through 11:00 pm, Friday and Saturday.You love your furry friends, and we’d love to host one or a couple of them. We charge a $75 cleaning fee per dog. Cats make us sneeze: please leave them with grandma.We put together a starter kit for your arrival (5 trash bags under kitchen sink, 1 roll of paper towels per kitchen, 3 rolls of t.p. per bathroom, small bars of body soap) — please anticipate any needs beyond that, and stock up in town or bring from home.Suds and beans can be very personal choices: please bring your own laundry detergent and coffee.You’ll find an ample supply of dish soap, shampoo, conditioner, and hand soap.Suches Vacation Rentals operates in a beautiful but very remote area of the North Georgia Mountains. Because professional linen services are not available locally, we personally handle all laundering in-house. Each guest is provided with two freshly cleaned towels.If you find you need extras, you’ll find a set of “seconds” under the bathroom counter. These are clean towels that have been dyed and repurposed to extend their life. While they may show mild wear or faint imperfections, they are freshly washed and perfectly suitable for use.We appreciate your understanding and your help in supporting our efforts to conserve resources and reduce waste while maintaining comfort for every guest.Need us? We’re a phone call (and stone’s throw) away, 7 days a week, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm. Give us a buzz and we’ll be there in a jiff to help you with any unforeseen detail. We are also available by text, 24/7!Rest assured: No AI, you’re always talking to a real team member!--------------------From our entire team, a big thank-you for choosing SVR — and booking so much more than a rental property. With nearly 10,000 stays and half as many glowing reviews, our guests agree. Born and bred here in Georgia, we ensure our clients feel the warmth of our southern hospitality and have unforgettable stays in beautiful homes — in one of the prettiest landscapes the country has to offer. We love North Georgia — and we love sharing her with you. In each of our cabins you’ll find an “Experience the Mountains” manual full of suggestions about local attractions such as hikes and sightseeing, as well as our favorite restaurants in town. Want to connect with us about anything from the layout of the property to our favorite local IPA? Give us a shout. Someone on our team o

Escape to Georgia’s wine country and unwind in this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath Dahlonega cabin. Perched at 2,200 feet, this cozy retreat offers breathtaking mountain views and modern comforts. Relax by the wood-burning fireplace, enjoy plush beds, or pick from games and books. A fully stocked kitchen makes meals easy, while the outdoor space invites dining, grilling, and lounging. Explore waterfalls, hiking trails, and vineyards, or simply savor the serenity. Located a quick 20 min drive to the adorable Dahlonega town square. Book your perfect getaway today!The spaceSmart TVs in living room, primary bedroom and secondary bedroom upstairs.MAIN LEVEL ::: One bedroom, one bath, kitchen, dining, living, and laundryLiving Room: wood-burning masonry fireplace, book nook, board games, JBL speaker, charging station. Broom, mop, cleaning supplies, lanterns and flashlights.Kitchen:• Appliances: electric stove, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave• Small Appliances: blender, toaster• Coffee Station: drip coffee, coffee grinder, sweeteners, starter supply of coffee & tea• Essentials: plates, utensils, serving platters, glassware, cutlery, can opener, whisk, grilling tools, peeler, wine opener, wine glasses, martini glasses, cocktail making kit, measuring cups/spoons, strainer• Cookware: pots & pans, mixing bowls, baking sheets, muffin tins.• The Can't Do Withouts: salt, pepper, oilDining Room: large expandable dining table with seating for 6.Book Nook: wide-array of books with lounge chair and ample lighting.Bedroom: large main level bedroom, closet with extra blankets and large dresser and mirror.Bathroom: bathtub and shower equipped with shampoo/conditioner and shower gel. Hair dryer. Makeup towels. Towels. First aid kit.Laundry Room: top-loading washing machine, dryer, iron and ironing board. Laundry pods and reusable wool dryer balls.SECOND LEVEL ::: Two bedrooms, updated bathroomBedroom one: primary bedroom with walkout balcony, workspace, floor-length mirror, dresser, smart tv, and walk-in closet with hangers.Bedroom two: expansive bedroom with two twin beds, balcony, television, seating area, large dresser. Easy compatibility for your gaming gear. No closet space.Bathroom: renovated walk-in shower with pebble flooring, bench, and overhead heater.EXTERIOR ::: Expansive deck with dining table, sectional and grill. Lower-yard with firepit. Hammock and swing.About pets:No pets allowed.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About smoking:Smoking allowed: in designated areas.About events:No events allowed.