656 Wild Turkey Bluff Big Canoe, GA 30143

656 Wild Turkey Bluff WOW! YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL!- enjoy a BIG Panoramic Mountain View while privacy surrounds you in an open concept, contemporary, custom-built home. Wake up on your main floor master to a stunning view of Amicalola Falls, while the Mighty Oaks give you the feel of being in Tree a House. A large Master Wet Room includes a modern jetted tub with views, in-floor heated tiles, a generous closet, and main floor laundry. This home is cozy, updated, and sophisticated with unique finishes. When hosting, friends and family will enjoy the open concept comforts, with a sunroom offering wonderful views of the Nature and 5 slider doors open the house to your 80ft deck, hot-tub space ready. Continuing the open concept, a loft area provides for quiet reading or daydreaming through a skylight. The other end of Upstairs can be used as an Office or Media Room, with a gas built-In Fireplace and mini bar. Plenty of room for everyone with 3 full baths, 2 half baths, 3 guest bedrooms, all offering big views, outdoor access, and guest-floor laundry. Wild Turkey Bluff is quiet and more level than most roads, unusual in Big Canoe, allowing you to enjoy family strolls or brisk walks. This home offers many special touches, from a nook Outdoor Grilling Space to a Private Loop Trail surrounded by Mountain Laurel. For those rare times when there is a power outage, there is a generator. If you are a golf, Pickleball or tennis enthusiast, it is all here. You have found serenity and it can be yours! It's time to come home to the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain of Big Canoe.*** This home is on a 2+ acre lot and the adjacent lot, totaling 2+ acres may also be included in the sale for a total of 4+ private acres. ****A mandatory $4,500.00 capital contribution fee paid by the purchaser to the Big Canoe Property Owners’ Association will be due at closing. Pursuant to Article II, Section 1, Paragraph bb of the Class “A” Covenants for the Big Canoe community, all property transfers are subject to the Big Canoe developer’s right of first refusal.