2256 Citico Rd, Vonore, TN 37885

Well maintained log built home in the lovely historic mountain community of Broken Arrow Resort across from trout stocked Citico Creek. Property boarders Cherokee National Forest in rear. Exposed beams and high ceiling in living room and main level master bedroom with hickory hardwood floors. Lovely stone fireplace with Buck brand stove. Screened porch with large deck. 864 sq ft garage. Deeded access to swimming hole and rec area across road on Citico Creek.

Outstanding true log-built home in the heart the historic Broken Arrow Resort and Trout-stocked Citico Creek. Approximately 1.2 acres BORDERING the Cherokee National Forest. Gorgeous Hickory Hardwood Floors. Exposed beams and Vaulted Ceilings in Living Room & Master Bedroom. Handcrafted doors. One-of-a-kind Custom cabinets. Spring fed & ultraviolet water system. Fabulous Mountain Stone Fireplace with Buck brand Stove. Terraced Rock Wall Gardens. Pear and Apple Trees. Screened Porch. Huge deck. 864 SF Garage. Deeded access to the recreational area on Citico Creek. Outstanding trout, small mouth and buffalo fishing. Horseback Riding Trails. Swimming hole in the pristine Citico Creek mountain waters. Tons of wildlife and wildflowers. Hardwoods and evergreens. Generous Master Suite with vaulted ceilings and and abundance of natural light. Features a garden tub, walk-in shower, laundry and spacious walk-in closet. In 1953, Lee and Edith Rigsby tore down a barn and built the first cabin in the famous "Broken Arrow Lodge Resort." The resort included cabins, a campground and the pristine waters of the Citico Creek. A recreation area was established around the Creek (this home has deeded access to that recreation area)! Families, young people, fishermen, hunters, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts all enjoyed the swimming hole, trout fishing, camping and fires. It was a fabulous mountain vacation spot. Ask a Vonore, Madisonville or Greenback old-timer, and they can tell you about the fun times they had here. Now the homes are private residences. But, the families who live here still enjoy the same natural amenities of the Creek and the National Forest. It is a true gem. A school bus stops right in front of the home. It is only a few miles back to Vonore, up to many stocked and awesome trout fishing spots, Indian Boundary State Park, Horseback Riding Trails and Cherohala Skyway.