348 Lookout Trl, Mineral Bluff, GA, 30559

This is a cabin that rewards both quiet weekends and busy rental calendars: 348 Lookout Trail sits on a private 4.06‑acre parcel with sweeping mountain outlooks and deeded access to the Toccoa River. Built in 2015 and sold turn‑key, the home balances warm, rustic finishes with thoughtful modern systems — two 40‑gallon water heaters, ample storage, and a layout designed for company.

Step inside to vaulted ceilings, wood accents and an open living area anchored by a stone fireplace. The adjoining dining space is generous enough for holiday gatherings, while a separate recreation room is set up for after‑hours fun with a wet bar, beverage refrigerator and an ice machine. Two additional fireplaces — including one on the expansive screened porch — extend entertaining outdoors so you can toast s’mores under the stars or unwind in the hot tub after a day on the river.

Bedrooms are large and comfortable, with abundant closet space. The primary bath reads like a boutique mountain spa: a freestanding claw‑foot soaking tub sits in front of a picture window that frames wooded views, and the upstairs bath features dual vanities and a dramatic, walk‑in rock shower with a waterfall head.

Practical amenities are easy to overlook but essential: the property includes a powered storage shed with a loft and water, two screened porches, and no HOA. Whether you’re buying for full‑time mountain living, a weekend retreat, or an income property (this cabin has a proven rental track record), the combination of privacy, acreage, river access, and turnkey condition makes 348 Lookout Trail a compelling opportunity.

Mineral Bluff offers a quiet, rural mountain lifestyle centered on outdoor recreation and river access. This community attracts second‑home buyers and outdoor enthusiasts drawn to the Toccoa River and nearby parks like Horseshoe Bend. With minimal commercial development nearby, residents enjoy peaceful acreage, scenic drives and easy access to fishing, hiking and small‑town amenities in surrounding Blue Ridge‑area towns. The absence of an HOA at this property preserves flexibility for owners who value privacy and self‑managed rental operations.