0 Rushing Water Trail, Rising Fawn, GA 30738

This generous homesite located in the wooded enclave known as John's Knoll, is adjacent to two of McLemore's Highland Holes - 4th and 5th. Providing the course its name, the Highland Holes are the most typical type of hole on the course. Legend tells that John McLemore, a Cherokee Chief and Captain in the US Army during the War of 1812, had visited his ancestry in the Highlands of Scotland before settling in the cove below. John named the cove McLemore as it reminded him of his Scottish homeland. The holes behind this homesite sit on the plateau of Lookout Mountain and offer a natural setting and mountain vista views. Close to ¾ of an acre, this homesite has the width and depth for a generous homeplan. Recently named ''Best 18th Hole since 2000'' by Golf Digest and ''likely to become one of the most recognized holes in American golf,'' McLemore is a private golf resort community atop the highlands of Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Unlike anything found in the Southeastern United States, the McLemore mountaintop community overlooks historic McLemore Cove and Pigeon Mountain. Surrounded on all sides by state and national parks, historic land districts and private land trusts, this gated residential community features an 18-hole Rees Jones and Bill Bergin championship course, golf shop, driving range, six-hole short course, new $12 million dollar clubhouse, walking and biking trails, captivating views from numerous points of interest, a community pavilion and planned hotel and conference center. Just beyond the boundaries of McLemore are numerous hiking and mountain biking trails, bouldering and rock climbing, scenic waterfalls and botanical preserves making McLemore a top choice for both golf and outdoor enthusiasts. McLemore's featured builder is AR Homes - chosen for their impeccable 60+ year history of building award-winning homes, incomparable building standards and seamless building processes.