"Owl’s Nest": un lieu de repos reposant sur une colline et orienté vers Big & Little

My mother bought this house as a summer retreat from Fla, heat in the 60's. Our family enjoyed the falls, pond and trails in the scenic natural beauty & country charms of the Cashiers plateau. Decades later, after my mother died, I brought my twins from Palm Beach Fla. to Cashiers and we made the move to year-round living. That was the best decision we made because as the saying goes "it takes a village" and this generous small rural community welcomed us, and the boys and dogs thrived at local Summit Charter School and Good Shepherd Church. We drove all over Western Carolina to ski, camp, raft , shop, theatres and explore the natural treasures of our adopted mountain home.

This property's main structure grew to include a wormy-chestnut new Master bedroom & bath suite, another guest room and a double garage thanks to my mother's foresight. When I acquired it, a series of renovation projects followed that expanded and updated all the bathrooms, electrics/heating and kitchen. Now the home is really two wings each with its own master suite and guest room with the tray ceilinged living room, T/V den, two dining rooms & kitchen in the middle. Garage access direct to master suite & Chinese queen bedroom for handicap/wheelchair guests. This year we have redone the wooden kitchen floor, replaced the back deck and front steps and added a scenic small garden pond with flowing water near front entrance.

Location LOCATION location: u could walk to town if you wanted to yet nearly 40 undeveloped acres surrounding our home to insure privacy and peace. The layout allows at least two families to share house and yet each have their own private wing. Dogs enjoy use of house, have a fenced in yard and lots of walking trails on site.