Lynn Ensley is the owner and developer of McCaysville's newest upscale community. Lynn is also a visionary and thought about "going green" long before it became the thing to do. This 160 acre wooded preserve will boast some of the most distinctive and stylish mountain homes in Fannin County with a great respect for nature. Lynn's love for the wildlife in the area is very apparent. There are 90 spacious one to three acre choice lots available.
Lynn is also the brother to Mary Jo Dickey, who along with her husband Joe owns The Cider House Cafe less than 1/2 mile from Grant's Summit. A homecooked meal is just a stone's throw away.
Donna Yates, Realtor @ 706-633-0644 cell or email donna@ellijay.com
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Donna - You paint the greatest pictures of where you live. Lunch at The Cider House when I pay you a visit?
Tom: You betcha'. I need to coordinate a trip for several of you guys and gals so we can all meet at the same time. We can have our own little real estate summit in Blue Ridge.
Dan: I love to visit Florida when the winter turns very cold here. I think a place in the mountains and a place in Florida is a winning combination!