10 Fightingtown Drive

Two homes positioned directly along the banks of highly sought-after Fightingtown Creek create a rare opportunity for buyers with vision. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of one of North Georgia's most treasured trout streams, this distinctive property offers possibilities for extended family, guests, a shared mountain retreat, or potential rental use. Both homes sit remarkably close to the water, providing an intimate creekfront setting that current setbacks would make difficult to recreate today. Multiple decks, a screened porch, and outdoor gathering areas invite you to experience the rushing water just steps away-or simply open the windows and let the creek become the soundtrack to everyday life. Built in 1985, the larger home offers approximately 2,104 square feet filled with authentic mountain character. The main level includes two bedrooms, one full bath, an open kitchen and dining area, and a welcoming living room anchored by a striking stone fireplace. Upstairs, a loft bedroom, second living area, and full bath provide flexible space for family or guests. Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, warm wood interiors, and expansive windows capture the feeling of a classic creekside retreat. The larger home is usable in its current condition but will benefit from updating, giving the next owner an opportunity to modernize the interior while preserving its original cabin character. An upper deck with a hot tub overlooks the creek and offers the potential for a peaceful private retreat. Built in 1977, the approximately 576-square-foot second cabin includes two bedrooms and one bath. This structure will require more extensive renovation, but its location and flexible footprint offer exciting potential as guest accommodations, extended-family quarters, a caretaker's residence, studio, or possible rental. Together, the two homes provide approximately 2,680 square feet on one creekfront parcel. This is not a turnkey offering-it is an opportunity to restore, update, and create something truly special in a waterside setting that would be nearly impossible to duplicate today.