Seventy-four Ranch

9205 Highway 53 West
Jasper Georgia 30143
USA

http://www.seventyfourranch.com

Phone: +1-706-692-0123

General Information

As you drive down the country lane into the Seventy-four Ranch, you'll see the lovely rolling foothills of the North Georgia Mountains. The big sky is wide and blue, and our spirited horses and our cattle are on the move.

Get ready to relax in rugged indulgence. The historic Butler-Cape House, built in the mid 1800's, is the heart of the Ranch. Our rooms, cabins and suites are hand-crafted for your delight. Antiques, artifacts and artwork await you, and you'll be refreshed by comfy beds, down pillows, quilts and fluffy towels.

Care for a little adventure? We have 1200 acres to ride. Stay right here on the ranch and learn to rope like a cowboy or fish for your dinner in Parker Pond. We've got the poles, bait and plenty of fish. Watch our foals learning to become cow horses and our calves scampering after the herd. Big Scarecorn Creek invites a family expedition or a rendezvous point for cocktails.

In the moonlight, roast marshmallows around the campfire and listen to the true tales of the history of the ranch. We'll tell you about the Cherokee Indians, the Civil War, and the 'Moonshine War' here. The night sky sparkles with stars, and we have a fun and easy way to get you started on your exploration of the starry heavens.

Wake to the smell of rich coffee and the sounds of the ranch coming to life. Your hearty breakfast is served on the antique french dining table in the Butler-Cape House. Savor the freshest of foods, often straight from our garden and organic when possible. Stroll around our gardens, full of antique roses and period flowers, or find a porch or a wooden swing and luxuriate in the breeze that sweeps through our valley.

When it's time to leave, you'll be refreshed and renewed, with memories that will last a lifetime.

Room Rates (USD American Dollars)

All occupancy rates are subject to change
  • State and local taxes may apply
  • Accommodations: 4 Rooms and 2 Suites
  • There are 6 guest accommodations (6 with private baths)
  • Double occupancy rate is between $ 75.00 and $ 195.00
  • Other Accommodations: Cabins
    Accomodations include our Overlook Cabin, with a great balcony view of the ranch,antiques, cedar vaulted ceilings, and a restored 1824 clawfoot tub. Or they can enjoy the bunks in our Saddlehouse, which is filled with saddles collected over decades.
    There is also our Porch Cabin, suitable for families with young children. And accommodations are available inside the historic main house. We have recently added a Foaling Center and an adjacent cabin made of 1832 beams, suitable for horse owners and guests.

Amenities

In Room
  • Air conditioning
  • Amenities Basket
  • Board games
  • Coffee/Tea facilities
  • Desk
  • Fireplace
  • Fridge
  • Hairdryer
  • Ironing Board
  • Library
  • Microwave
  • Private entrance
  • Turndown Service
On Site
  • Alarm clock
  • BBQ grill
  • CD player
  • Computer
  • Conference Rooms
  • Copier
  • DVD Player
  • Data port
  • Fax Machine
  • Internet Service
  • Radio
  • Satellite/Cable TV
  • TV
  • Telephone
  • VCR
  • Videos
  • Washer/dryer
  • Wedding Facilities

Other Amenities: Family Adventure Vacations, Creek and Pond Fun!, Marshmallow Roasts w/Ghost Stories, Horseback Riding and Roping, Romantic Packages, Fishing and Target Practice

Meals

  • A Organic homegrown ingredients breakfast is included with room rate
  • Breakfast is served from: Flexible
  • Breakfast is served in the Outdoors, Breakfast/dining area, In room
  • Lunch is available by special request
  • Additional food services included in room rate: Cheese and crackers, Chocolate, Designed upon Request, Fruit, Non-alcoholic beverage
  • Special meals available: Goorgia Grown, Southwestern, Low Fat, Restricted, Vegetarian
  • Our signature dish is Peaches N' Cream Pecan Waffles
    Luscious deep dish homemade waffles overflowing with fresh peaches, Georgia pecans and organic maple syrup.

Policies

  • No minimum stay required
  • Smoking is allowed in limited areas
  • Guest pets are welcome
  • Children are welcome
  • No childcare is provided
  • Consumption of alcohol is permitted

Property Features

Property Noted For
  • Beautiful horse trails
  • Working cattle ranch
  • Antiques/decor
  • Excellent views
  • Family Travel
  • Gourmet food
  • Group events
  • Honeymoons
  • Luxury
  • Nature
  • Peaceful getaway
  • Romantic escape
  • Weddings
Establishment Type
  • Working Ranch with Guest Accomodations
  • Guest Ranch
  • Historic Inn
  • Working Ranch

Property Details

  • Architectural style is Farmhouse
  • Built in 1850
  • Opened for business in 2005
  • Restored / Remodeled in 1998
  • Access for the disabled
  • Parking available

Location

  • Location is best described as: Creek side, Pasture view, Countryside, Mountains, Ranch
  • Nearest major city: Atlanta, GA (50 miles)
  • Directions to property:
    From Chattanooga Take I-75 South to Exit 312, Highway 53. Then go East on Highway 53 for approximately 45 miles. The Seventy-Four Ranch will be on your right. (You'll see the big sign out front.)
  • Nearest major airport: ATL 60 miles
  • Directions from airport:
    From Atlanta Airport (Free pick-up at Airport) Take I-75 North to I-575. Continue for approximately 40 miles, until I-575 turns into I-515. Go to the big intersection of Highway 53 West and 515. Then go left on 53 (heading West). The Seventy-Four Ranch is seven miles on the left. (You'll see the sign out front.)
  • Meeting places:
    • Atlanta MARTA
    • Free airport pick-up
    • Airport
    • Bus
    • Train

Innkeepers

  • Innkeeper(s): Pam and Larry Butler
  • The innkeepers speak: English, Spanish

Area Attractions

Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Rodeo

Onsite or Nearby Activities

Bicycle riding trails, Bird watching, Fishing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Horseshoes, Mountain Bike trails, Sunset rendezvous, Bug catching and star gazing, Firearm Safety and Markmanship Training, Learn to Rope, Moonlight marshmallow roast, Horse Training, Sight-seeing, Swimming