Mineral Bluff, Georgia · 12 minutes to Blue Ridge
Newly reimagined from top to bottom, this modern mountain A-frame is built for effortless indoor-outdoor living. Spend your mornings by the fireplace on the vaulted screened porch, your afternoons exploring nearby Blue Ridge, and your evenings soaking in the hot tub or gathered around the fire pit under the stars.
Newly reimagined, this modern mountain A-frame is built for effortless indoor-outdoor living. Enjoy the vaulted fireplace porch, hot tub and fire pit, just minutes from downtown Blue Ridge.
What it's like
“the kind of scenery that makes you immediately slow down and breathe a little deeper”
— Airbnb guest, May 2026
The back of the cabin opens onto the signature space of the home: a full-size, vaulted screened porch designed for all-day outdoor living. Take your first cup of coffee or last glass of wine in the mountain air, sheltered under the porch roof. Beyond the screens, the treetops turn lush green all summer, fiery gold in October, and open up to the mountain ridges in winter.
Effortless for a midweek remote-work retreat or a long weekend away. Come for an anniversary, a trip with friends, or a family getaway (a Pack ’n Play is already here for little ones).
The spaces
Step through the front door and the whole cabin opens up beneath the peak of the A-frame, the kitchen, dining and living spaces sharing one airy, light-filled room. Settle into the deep sofa for a game of chess, gather around the butcher-block island for dinner, and look up to find the loft looking down over it all from just beneath the ridge.
Set at the edge of the deck, looking straight into the forest canopy. Whether you’re wrapping up a day on the Blue Ridge trails or closing your laptop after a remote workday, this is where the evening begins.
An outdoor living room built under the full-size peak of the A-frame. Anchored by a deep lounge sofa, dining table, gas fireplace, and porch heater for crisp mountain nights, it’s the heart of the cabin in every season, with a gas grill steps away for easy dinners in.
Just steps from the cabin, a stone fire ring surrounded by modern Adirondack chairs gives you a front-row seat to the night sky. Pick up local firewood nearby, grab a blanket, and settle in for s’mores under the trees.
As the centerpiece of our 2024 remodel, the kitchen features navy cabinetry, full-size stainless appliances, and an oversized butcher-block island. Cook a proper dinner at home, or pull up a leather stool midweek for the best remote workspace in the house, complete with fast Wi-Fi and the porch doors wide open.
At the top of the stairs, two oversized armchairs frame the triangular A-frame windows beneath a wrought-iron chandelier. A past guest dubbed it “the nook upstairs,” and the name stuck. Just beyond it sits the loft’s king bed, beneath the peak of the A.
Built for slow mornings and unplugged nights. Spin vinyl on the turntable by the stairs, challenge someone to chess on the coffee table, or pull a classic board game from the console, and when you’re ready for a movie night, the smart TV is ready to stream.
From the reviews
“We had a wonderful Labor Day weekend at the Little A!”
— Airbnb guest, September 2025
“Loved the screened back porch, feels like a treehouse.”
— Airbnb guest, May 2025
“We loved the screened-in porch and spent most of our time out there.”
— Airbnb guest, March 2026
Code DIRECT: 10% off Nov & Dec stays
Sleeping
Designed to comfortably sleep up to four guests, with a king bed in the upstairs loft, a cozy queen bedroom on the main level, and a modern full bath with a tiled, glass-door shower. Ideal for a couple’s escape, two friends traveling together, or a small family getaway.
Where it is
— a guest
Mineral Bluff sits in the North Georgia mountains between Blue Ridge and McCaysville. Both are close enough to go in for dinner and be back in time for the fire pit. Around the region: hiking, mountain biking, fishing and waterfall trails.
The cabin's town. The drive in is paved except for one short, flat gravel stretch, and there's off-street parking for two or three cars.
Boutique shops, breweries, art galleries, farm-to-table restaurants and the scenic railway. Close enough for lunch on a workday or dinner every night.
A small town on the Tennessee line, with shops and restaurants along the river.
From home
Leave Atlanta after work and you'll be on the porch by dinner.
A few places we like
In no particular order.
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