Cozy 2-Bedroom Cabin with WiFi, Firepit, and More in Blairsville!

Welcome to Lily's Mountain Lodge! A beautiful, secluded 2BR/2BA cabin in Blairsville, GA—just two hours from Atlanta. Sleeps 4 with king and queen suites, one featuring a whirlpool tub. It has a cozy, chalet-style with open design, Amish furniture, game loft, foosball, and massage chair. Enjoy fast Wi-Fi, a well-stocked kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, screened porch, outdoor firepit, and gas grill. Surrounded by forest with winter views and ideal for relaxation or a quick remote work escape! Disconnect and enjoy this open and airy cabin in Blairsville - North Georgia’s hidden gem in the Blue Ridge Mountains! At a Glance: ● Spacious 2-bedroom cabin, sleeps 4 ● 1 queen bedroom w/ensuite bathroom ● 1 king bedroom w/ensuite bathroom and whirlpool tub ● Secluded in Blairsville, a small community two hours north of Atlanta ● Super-close to cute neighboring towns, outdoor attractions, and countless activities ● Chalet-style open architecture with comfortable lounge area! ● Gorgeous Amish-made furniture ● Versatile loft space with many games, foosball table, and massage chair ● Work area and fast internet (if you absolutely have to fire off that work email) ● Contemporary, well equipped kitchen with new appliances (and the all-important Keurig) ● Tucked away in a lush forest (mountain/valley views in winter, when trees are naked) ● Wood-burning fireplace inside, firepit out back, gas grill on porch! ● Laundry nook (washer/dryer) ● Screened porch with beautifully made rockers, porch swing, and table Lily's Mountain Lodge's Story: If I had a nickel for every time I heard of Floridians who came up to north Georgia on vacation, fell in love with our magnificent state, and bought or built a beautiful cabin in the woods here... (I’d have upwards of six or seven dollars, probably). But that’s exactly what John and RJ did. After they married 18 years ago, they took their first vacation as husband and wife in North Georgia. The newlyweds stayed at Lily’s Cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains and became absolutely enamored of the area. Back in Florida, their daughter was born. They named her Lily. After years spent looking for the perfect cozy spot in north Georgia to call their second home, they eventually settled on one town. With a population of just 652, it doesn’t get much cozier than Blairsville. I was chatting to RJ about what makes their Lily’s Cabin special to her and her family, and what they love sharing with their guests. “When we go there, it’s to disconnect from the outside world and enjoy the serenity of the woods and each other’s company. Lily’s Cabin is perfect for that. From making meals together and everybody talking and laughing in and out of the open-concept kitchen, to just sitting on the back porch during a rainstorm, looking at the forest and swaying on the swing as the drops patter on the leaves and the windchimes ring softly... I mean, it doesn’t get better than that.” But it takes more than windchimes and a porch swing to turn a house into a comfortable home — or a “rental property” into a place where friends and families gather and feel at home. John dug and built the firepit, stone by stone, for his own family to sit around, the light from the flames reflecting in his wife and daughter’s eyes. RJ designed the breakfast bar and found beautiful dishes for the hundreds of meals they have shared over the years, some at the picnic table on the porch, others at the cute little table in the open plan living/dining room. And now you and your people can, too. It is said that the gold that came out of the mountains of northern Georgia was the purest (or “yellowest”) gold to ever have been found; that’s what originally drew settlers to Blairsville in the 1800s. When you and your loved ones come to north Georgia these days, you’ll find something a whole lot more precious. ~Pro Tips & Local Wisdom~ ● Hike Vogel State Park to the mesmerizing cascades of Trahlyta Falls and take in amazing views of Blood Mountain ● Lace up your boots and explore 867,000 acres of scenery, history, and culture at Chattahoochee-Oconee, Georgia’s only national forest ● Enjoy home-cooked meals and desserts at the Hole in The Wall — serving up all day breakfast and world-class pies since 1931 ● Kayak and fish at nearby Coopers Creek and Toccoa River ● Pick up the Appalachian Trail at Woody Gap, the unofficial gateway to the Appalachian Mountains ● Explore Suches, known for its scenic views and abundant outdoor activities, as well as nearby Dahlonega ● Taste the best of Georgia grown produce at Lasso the Moon Alpaca Farm and Reece Heritage Farm ● Roll up your sleeves at Jim's Smokin' Que, a legendary barbecue joint ● Have a taste, glass, or bottle at one of the local wineries. Our faves? Wolf Mountain, Serenberry Vineyards, and Crane Creek Vineyards ~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, and 8:00 am through 11:00 pm, Friday and Saturday ● We happily prepare a starter kit for your arrival (5 trash bags under the 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 ● Need us? We got you, 7 days a week, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, just give us a buzz and we’ll be there in a jiff to help you with any unforeseen detail From our entire team, a big thank you for choosing SVR. 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 what we believe is one of the prettiest landscapes the country has to offer. With us, you’re booking so much more than a rental property. With nearly 10,000 stays and half as many glowing reviews... our guests agree. 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 spot for fall apple picking? Give us a shout. One of our local customer experience guides will be happy to chat with you, answer any questions, and help you book your next dream mountain vacation. We can’t wait to see you soon in our neck of the woods (and mountains, and lakes, and so much more). ** Schedule your trip during these activities! ** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ++ NEARBY FESTIVALS COMING UP! ++ August 15-23 - 75th Georgia Mountain Fair The fair’s in town! Located in Hiawassee, GA at the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds. Oct 3-5 - Cigar Box Guitar Music and Art Festival A full weekend of creativity and talented musicians playing unique and soulful cigar boxes. Enjoy wine, food trucks, and craft vendors at the beautiful Bear Claw Vineyards. Oct 4-5 - John C. Campbell Fall Festival Always the first full weekend in October at the John C. Campbell Folk School. Celebrate Appalachian heritage, featuring a wide variety of craftspeople, continuous live music and dance, craft demonstrations, good food, and much more. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct 4 -5 - Georgia Marble Festival First weekend in October at the Lee Newton Memorial Park, Jasper, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. This two-day celebration includes a road race, parade, expo, fine arts exhibit, arts & crafts booths, entertainment, children's area, business expo and tours of the marble quarry. Oct 4-5 - Indian Summer Festival: Held at Woody Gap School in Suches, this festival is a local tradition in early October, offering a variety of activities, including live music, arts and crafts, food vendors, and family-friendly attractions. Oct 10-12, 16-18 - Georgia Mountain Fall Festival: This festival in Hiawassee features musical performances, craft vendors, educational demonstrations, a flower show, and the State Fiddlers' Convention. Oct 11-12, 18-19 - Georgia Apple Festival Ellijay Lions Club Fairgrounds. Over 300 vendors with handmade, hand-crafted items, as well as many on-site demonstrations. There is also a parade and antique car show each year. Oct 11-12, 18-19 - Sorghum in the Mountains Festival Local arts and crafts, vendors, food. Located in Blairsville, GA. Oct 17-19 Blue Ridge Mountains Parade of Homes A self-guided tour showcasing exceptional homes throughout the area, highlighting a range of unique and diverse architectural and building styles. Oct 18 - Paws Fest Downtown Blue Ridge, City Park. Pet parade, costume contest, blessing of the animals, pet photos, vendors, micro-chipping and more! Be sure to stay for the Ultimate Air Dogs Dock Diving Competition. Oct 18 - 19 - Heritage Days Festival Located in Talking Rock, GA, 9am - 5pm. The little town of Talking Rock will be filled with booths featuring a wide variety of arts, crafts and antiques. There will be interesting demonstrations for the young and old, Bluegrass and Southern Gospel Music and good food. Oct 18-19 - Gold Rush Days Festival Located in Downtown Dahlonega, 9am - 5pm. Over 300 art and craft exhibitors and food vendors gather around the Public Square and Historic District in support of this annual event. Oct 24 - 26 - Mountain Moonshine Festival, Georgia Racing Hall of Fame Features one of the largest car shows in the Eastern US, held at the Geo