Traton Homes Expands to North Georgia Mountains

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Traton Homes announces its expansion into the North Georgia Mountains with Blue Mountain Creek, the builder’s first community in Fannin County. This new mountain retreat community featuring 40 thoughtfully designed homes just minutes from downtown Blue Ridge and Lake Blue Ridge, is now selling with prices starting in the $400,000s.

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Located at the intersection of Highway 515 and Blue Creek Road in Morganton, Blue Mountain Creek marks a new chapter for the 55-year-old family-owned builder. The community introduces Traton Homes’ brand-new collection of mountain-inspired home designs, created specifically to complement the natural landscape of North Georgia while delivering modern comfort and functionality.

“Blue Mountain Creek represents an exciting expansion for Traton Homes into the beautiful North Georgia Mountains,” said Kimberly Garwood, Director of Marketing for Traton Homes. “We’ve designed a new collection of homes that honor the mountain setting with charming architecture on the outside and thoughtfully planned modern interiors inside. This community offers the peaceful lifestyle buyers are seeking, whether for retirement, a weekend escape or investment, all just 10 minutes from the vibrant charm of downtown Blue Ridge."

Tucked into the natural beauty of Fannin County, Blue Mountain Creek sits just ten minutes from downtown Blue Ridge and 3.7 miles from Lake Blue Ridge. The thoughtfully planned community blends privacy and scenic surroundings with accessibility to the area's boutique shopping, local restaurants, seasonal festivals and outdoor recreation that define North Georgia mountain living.

Homes at Blue Mountain Creek feature both ranch and two-story home designs, up to three bedrooms and up to three bathrooms with spacious, open layouts designed for everyday living. Exteriors showcase charming mountain-inspired architecture that blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Homesites range from a half-acre to four acres, with select properties offering seasonal mountain views that create a serene escape from city life.

The community appeals to a range of buyers, from those seeking a peaceful retirement home or weekend retreat to investors looking for income-producing vacation rental opportunities. Residents will enjoy easy access to some of North Georgia's most beloved destinations, including apple orchards, local wineries, lakes and endless outdoor recreation opportunities.

Prospective buyers are encouraged to contact Therese Brown, New Homes Specialist and local Blue Ridge resident at 678-910-5777 or BlueMountainCreekSalesTeam@TratonHomes.com. For more information, visit www.TratonHomes.com.

ABOUT TRATON HOMES

Founded 55 years ago, family-owned Traton Homes is one of metro Atlanta’s most established and innovative homebuilding companies and is expanding its footprint along the Florida panhandle. The award-winning firm is known for combining traditional building practices with a passion for the latest systems and styles to create some of Greater Atlanta and the Florida panhandle’s most sought-after full-featured townhomes, single-family homes and active lifestyle communities. Traton blends beautifully crafted design with top-quality building materials to create homes and communities with enduring appeal, offering exceptional value.

Headquartered in Marietta, Georgia, Traton Homes offers “Altogether More” to homeowners, including more experience, more impressive architecture, more outstanding features and more rewarding lifestyles in more desirable locations. For more information about Traton Homes, call 770-427-9064 or visit www.TratonHomes.com. The builder’s corporate office and design center are located at 720 Kennesaw Avenue in Marietta, Georgia.

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