Savings in Toccoa from America's Home Place

Special Package Savings
February-March 31st

Package Valued at over $7,000
NOW ONLY $1200
Package includes:
• Wood burning slate-surround fireplace
• 10 x 12 deck
• Stainless steel appliance package
• Trey or vaulted ceiling in and one room
• 150' s.f. of hardwood floors in any area of house


Knottingham II ~ $161,900
• 2,938' SF
• 4 bed / 3 ½ ba
• w/garage

Pinehurst ~ $189,900
• 3,120' SF
• 3 bed / 2 ba
• w/garage

Bartram ~ $105,000
• 1786' SF
• 3 bed / 2 ½ ba









America's Home Place
Standing Strong Since 1972
Toccoa Office 706-282-5158

Winter Solitude at Pine Crest Inn near Asheville

Winter Solitude Special - 30-40% off mid-week stays January-March

Stay 1 night (Sun-Thurs) in a Quaint, Superior, or Deluxe room or cottage and receive 30% off your 2nd night's stay. Stay 2 nights and get your 3rd night FREE! Special also includes a split of champagne in your room upon arrival and a courtesy, space-available upgrade.

Indulge in the friendly, Southern foothills charm of historic Tryon, North Carolina near Asheville lodging, Hendersonville bed and breakfast inns, Chimney Rock, & Lake Lure and behold the splendor of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Blue Ridge Parkway while surrounded in the warmth, hospitality, and historic charm of the 1906 Pine Crest Inn & Restaurant. Come relax your mind, refresh your body, and rejuvenate your soul as we pamper you with affordable elegance during a week-long or weekend getaway.

Built in 1906 and opened as a Tryon bed and breakfast country inn in 1917, the Pine Crest Inn's romantic mountain accommodations and impeccable service unite to form a backdrop of relaxed refinement, perfect for romantic getaways, weddings, receptions, honeymoons, or group meetings and events. Each of our 35 guest rooms, deluxe suites, and private cottages is individually decorated, most with fireplaces and all with private baths. Spa services and pet-friendly accommodations are available.

Quck Sales Expected on Lake Chickamauga Homesites

Own Pristine Lakefront Property for Pennies on the Dollar! The bank has demanded the quick sale of the remaining acreage at Harbour Crest on Lake Chickamauga, just a short drive from Chattanooga, Tennessee. There's just one weekend to liquidate the entire property, March 13th & 14th, 2010, and the homesites are priced to sell easily and quickly.Take advantage of these jaw dropping prices while inventory lasts!

 3.4 Acre Meadow Homesite only $19,900

4 Acres Lakeview Homesite only $39,900

3.4 Acres Direct Lakefront only $59,900

Winter Escape at Smithgall Woods

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains on 5,600 acres of pristine forest and home to one of the premier trout streams in the Southeast, the Cottages at Smithgall Woods is perfect for intimate family gatherings. Five cottages, each with well-equipped kitchens and comfortable furnishings, are beautifully decorated with inviting stone fireplaces. Two one-bedroom cottages each have private decks with hot tubs. Through February 28, 2010, Smithgall Woods is featuring a “Winter Escape” package, which includes a 20 percent discount on all cottages, plus free firewood. Regularly priced cottages start at $149 per weekday and $179 per weekend. There is a two-night minimum on weekends. For reservations, call (706) 878-3087.

orth Georgia's premier trout stream, Dukes Creek, runs through this spectacular mountain property and is a favorite for catch-and-release fishing. Five miles of trails and 18 miles of roads allow hikers and bicyclists to explore hardwoods, streams and wildlife. Trout fishing is offered only on certain days, so visitors should call for a current schedule.

Smithgall Woods is an elegant mountain retreat perfect for romantic getaways, intimate weddings and outings with friends. Five beautifully decorated cottages -- Creekside Cottage, Smithgall Cottage, Dover Cottage, Garden Cottage and Laurel Cottage -- provide a total of 14 bedrooms with private baths, telephones and television. A one-mile trail leads from the cottages to Dukes Creek Falls (cottage guests only).

This quiet mountain retreat was acquired by the state in 1994 as a gift-purchase from Charles A. Smithgall, Jr., a noted conservationist and businessman.