At the heart of the property is the 28 acre spring-fed Krystal Lake offering outstanding fishing and a tranquil setting. The 3,584 sq. ft. Lodge serves as the central gathering place well-suited for entertaining, featuring a large open floor plan with pass-through kitchen, 4 bedrooms, screened porch, pool, and shaded patios that extend the living space into the outdoors. The 2,174 sq. ft. Lake House overlooks the water, complete with four bedrooms, a dock, and covered boathouse. Nearby, additional improvements include a horse barn and riding ring, Managers House, Stone House, and multiple barns to support farming and equipment needs.

The land itself is equally exceptional. Gordon Lee Farm offers 1.5 miles along the significant Crawfish Spring that merges with nearly a mile of frontage along West Chickamauga Creek creating an impressive network of water that encompasses nearly all of the propertys boundary. The 45 acres of productive crop fields and the 140 acres of hayfields and pastures support the agricultural and recreational components of the farm. Classic white three-board fencing frames over a mile of road frontage.

Located just half a mile from historic downtown Chickamauga and only 25 minutes from Chattanooga, the property sits in the center of one of the Southeasts most recreation-rich and culturally vibrant regions. Hiking, riding, fishing, climbing, and exploring the nearby state parks, national military parks, and conserved lands are all within easy reach. And with Chattanoogas thriving food scene, riverfront parks, live music, museums, and outdoor-focused lifestyle close by, owners can enjoy the perfect blend of rural quiet and urban convenience. The areas deep heritageonce part of the historic holdings of Gordon Lee, the notable 19th-century landowner and statesmanadds another layer of significance to this remarkable place.

Offered for the first time in approximately 85 years, Gordon Lee Farm is a legacy property that combines history, natural beauty, and exceptional recreational amenities in a location that continues to grow in appeal. It is an extraordinary opportunity to own one of northwest Georgias most storied and scenic farms.

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PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

- Gorgeous, park-like 305 acre legacy farm and recreational property in Chickamauga, Georgia, with exceptional water features and productive ground

- Stunning 28 acre spring-fed Krystal Lake with excellent fishing

- Lodge (3,584 sq. ft.) designed for gatherings, featuring a spacious entertaining room with fireplace, game room, wet bar, pass-through kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, pool, screen porch, and generous patio space shaded by mature oak trees

- Lake House (2,174 sq. ft.) with expansive deck overlooking the lake, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, dock, and covered boathouse

- Completely encompassing the farms boundary are 0.8 miles of frontage along West Chickamauga Creek and 1.5 miles of frontage along the enormous Crawfish Spring, named after Cherokee Chief Crawfish, with the springs head just off the property in the town of Chickamauga. Crawfish Spring is the main water source for Walker County.

- Prolific 30 acre dove fields offering excellent wingshooting

- Horse barn with adjoining riding ring

- Manager's House (1,696 sq. ft.) 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms

- Additional Stone House (936 sq. ft.) 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom

- Multiple barns and outbuildings supporting farming and equipment storage

- Farming operations with cattle currently run on the property that includes 140 acres in pastures and hay production

- Over one mile of frontage along Lee Clarkson Road, lined with classic white three-board fencing

- Located just mile from historic downtown Chickamauga's charming shops, restaurants, and preserved Southern architecture, with a portion of the property within city limits

- Chickamauga, known as the Gettysburg of the South, is steeped in Civil War history with many streets named for the generals who once fought here

- Only 25 minutes to downtown Chattanooga, with its vibrant riverfront, acclaimed dining, arts and music venues, and outdoor recreation, and 30 minutes to the world-class McLemore Resort & Golf Course.

- Only 1.75 hours to Atlanta

- Available for the first time in 86 years

- Utilities include county sewer and water access

- Historic property formerly owned by Gordon Lee, a prominent 19th-century landowner and statesman

LOCATION:

Gordon Lee Farm enjoys an exceptional locationpartially within the city limits of Chickamauga, Georgiawhere the charm of small-town life meets the convenience of nearby Chattanooga. Chickamauga has long been known for preserving its historic character and neighborly feel while embracing thoughtful growth. Often described as a Mayberry kind of town, its vision of Focusing on Quality Growth, Preservation, and Community Values shines through in its locally owned shops, brick-lined downtown, and welcoming spirit.

Just 25 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee, the property is perfectly positioned for both quiet country living and easy access to one of the Southeasts most vibrant cities. Nestled along the Tennessee River and surrounded by mountains, Chattanooga has earned national attention for its revitalized downtown, outdoor lifestyle, and creative energy. The New York Times once called it the undiscovered gem of Tennessee, and its blend of culture, dining, and recreation continues to draw new admirers every year.

Outdoor opportunities abound in every direction. To the south, Cloudland Canyon State Park showcases dramatic mountain views, waterfalls, and miles of hiking and biking trails. CrockfordPigeon Mountain Wildlife Management Area, encompassing more than 20,000 acres, offers endless adventures for hiking, horseback riding, climbing, and exploring wildflower-rich trails like the Shirley Miller Wildflower Trail. For history enthusiasts and outdoor lovers alike, the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park offers miles of scenic trails through hallowed Civil War groundideal for walking, cycling, or horseback riding.

Nearby, the Lula Lake Land Trust stands as one of the regions premier examples of conservation in action. Protecting over 4,000 acres atop Lookout Mountain, it connects to Cloudland Canyon through a network of trails and serves as a haven for hikers, bikers, and families enjoying the outdoors. About a half hour up Lookout Mountain, the world-class McLemore Resort features a full-service spa and upscale hotel, outstanding dining, and unforgettable clifftop golf with breathtaking views.

Altogether, Gordon Lee Farm sits in the heart of one of the Southeasts most scenic and historically rich landscapes, where natural beauty, recreation, and community values come together in perfect balance.

CLIMATE:

Located in the humid subtropical zone of the United States, this area has a mild and pleasant climate with four distinct seasons. Spring begins in March with mild days and cool nights, while late May sees an increase in temperature, marking the start of warm summer days. On average, July is the warmest month of the year. During the summer months, there is usually more rainfall than at other times of the year, and the area has an average annual rainfall of 53 inches. Fall is characterized by mild to warm days and cooler nights, while winter is typically mild, with the coldest days featuring lows near or slightly above freezing and highs in the upper 40s to mid-50s. Snowfall is sporadic, with an average annual accumulation of around three inches.

HOUSES:

The Lodge serves as a spacious and versatile hub for larger groups. With 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and generous common areas, it easily accommodates family stays, hunting parties, or weekend retreats. Highlights include a great room with vaulted ceilings, stone fireplace, a walkthrough kitchen, a pool, and outdoor spaces that include a large screened porch and patios covered by the arms of gorgeous oak trees.

Nearby, the property offers a welcoming collection of family and guest facilities designed for comfort, relaxation, and effortless hosting. Overlooking Krystal Lake, the Lake House provides a quiet retreat with 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and inviting indoor-outdoor spaces perfect for gatherings. Family and guests can enjoy the expansive deck, convenient access to the boat house, and evenings by the fireplace, all set against peaceful waterfront views.

Together, the Lake House and the Lodge provide comfortable, well-appointed accommodations that are perfectly suited for hosting guests, family, and special gatherings throughout the year.

Two additional homes provide valuable flexibility for owners, staff, and guests. The 1,696 sq. ft. Managers House offers three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, and the 936 sq. ft. Stone House features two bedrooms and one bathroom.

HISTORY:

This land holds deep roots in the Chickamauga Valley. Once part of the holdings of Gordon Leethe respected North Georgia landowner and statesman whose family helped shape much of the areas early landscapeit shares a lineage with some of the regions most historic ground. The familys brick Greek Revival home in town, the Gordon-Lee Mansion, served as Union headquarters and a field hospital during the Battle of Chickamauga and remains one of the areas best-known landmarks.

The current family has owned and cared for this property since 1939, continuing a long tradition of stewardship that has defined their presence across the region. Originally owned as an operating livestock farm to support the familys restaurants, the property ultimately became their familys retreat and common place to gather. Over generations, this one family has been instrumental in preserving some of the areas most remarkable landscapesfrom partnering to place the slopes of Lookout Mountain into the hands of the National Park Service in the 1930s to donating land that became the Lula Lake Land Trust.

Gordon Lee Farm is part of that enduring storya landscape that has rarely changed hands and has been thoughtfully cared for by generations of the same family. Its continued natural beauty speaks to that legacy of respect for the land and the lasting value of good stewardship.

BROKER'S COMMENT:

"Typing my remarks for this farm strikes differently. Gordon Lee Farm has been in my family since 1939 purchased by my great grandfather, a man that accomplished a lot to have died in his late thirties. This farm brings people together. Always has, always will. Theres just something about it thats special and inviting. It is where our family and friends have retreated to enjoy each other and the gorgeous rural setting of north Georgia. Having only been owned by two families since the Civil War, Gordon Lee Farm has always been coveted land the water, the productivity, and the sense of something greater have all been constants here. Its a farm that will help shape your family and create the memories you seek."