352 Sanderlin Mtn Drive

Welcome to 352 Sanderlin Mountain Drive in Big Canoe, GA — where refined North Georgia mountain living meets comfort, privacy, and timeless design. Perfectly positioned to capture sweeping mountain views in Big Canoe, this beautifully maintained home offers the ideal balance of peaceful retreat and effortless everyday living. From the moment you arrive, the circular driveway, natural stone walkways, and tranquil water feature create a warm and elegant welcome. Step inside to discover a thoughtfully designed interior where comfort and function blend seamlessly. The spacious kitchen is built for both entertaining and daily living, featuring double ovens, dual sinks, granite countertops, and generous storage—perfect for hosting family gatherings, weekend guests, or extended mountain getaways. The kitchen flows naturally into the keeping room and dining area, creating inviting spaces to gather while still maintaining an open, relaxed feel. One of the home’s most special spaces is the screened porch overlooking the North Georgia Mountains. With the gentle sound of the waterfall below and peaceful forest surroundings, it’s a setting made for morning coffee, sunset views, and quiet evenings in the mountains. The refreshed primary suite offers spa-like comfort, while additional bedrooms and the terrace-level living space provide flexibility for guests, hobbies, or multigenerational stays. Lovingly maintained by its original owner, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a mountain view home in Big Canoe—ideal as a second home, full-time residence, or private mountain retreat in the North Georgia mountains. Experience the beauty, privacy, and lifestyle that make Big Canoe one of North Georgia’s most sought-after mountain communities. A mandatory $5,000 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.