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$925.00 per week or $150.00 per night, with a 2 night minimum there is a $90.00 clean up fee. 3BD/2BA Washer/Dryer and Fully Equipped. Kitchen has a 11ft Breakfast Bar. This Property has 1000 ft of River View with a Fire Pit, BBQ Pit. Motorcycle Friendly & Sits on 4 Acres. Lay in our 2 man Hammock down by the River or Fish for Small Mouth Bass and Trout. Cook your Fish on the Fire Pit & Eat on the Picnic Tables. Play bean bag game, which is now corn hole except back in the 60's the board was made a little different. Living room has Panoramic View of the Area with a Nice and Cozy Fireplace. WiFi, TV/DVD and VHS Player with lots of Movies. One bath has whirlpool bath Tub and One has a 4ft shower, Large Dining room and fully equipped Kitchen. We offer high speed internet so you can stream movies and tv programs, so don't forget to bring your lab top. Tucked away in the Smokey Mountains of Western North Carolina, just 7 Miles South of Franklin is a tiny township in Macon County called Otto, NC. Otto is located 8 miles north of Clayton, Ga, and 7 miles south of Franklin NC. Otto is a community located in Macon County at latitude 35.06 and longitude -83.388. The elevation is 3000 feet. Otto appears on the Prentiss U.S. Geological Survey Map. Macon County is in the Eastern time zone (GMT -5). Franklin NC is surrounded by "townships" of which Otto is one. Otto is the only township surrounding Franklin NC that has it's own Post Office and separate zip code! When you pronounce the word OTTO, you must enunciate BOTH "T's" or you will be known as an "outsider". Summit Road is only 2 miles from the Georgia border where one can obtain gasoline on average of .25 cents cheaper per gallon than on the NC side! The best kept secret of the Georgia side is Matt & Amanda Canzone's Pizzeria in Dillard, Ga. make Calzone's a "For Sure Stop", there is no better pizza in the world! Living in Otto affords a person the best of both worlds as far as NC and GA are compared. From the South end of Otto, it's a quick 10 mile ride to the North for Franklin festivities, and a 10 mile jaunt to the South to enjoy Clayton, Ga. and the charming southern hospitality it's residents afford! Otto NC, home to the Coweeta Hydrological Laboratory Before the first white settlement in this area, the Cherokee Indian Nation inhabited the land. From 1848 to 1900, white settlers cultivated less than 200 acres of the basin, primarily along the main streams. Lumber companies purchased the Coweeta Valley in 1900, and subsequently the land was logged. In 1918, the Forest Service bought the tract and designated it part of the Nantahala National Forest in 1923. The site was set aside as the Coweeta Experimental Forest in 1934. Measurements of rainfall, streamflow, climate, and forest growth began almost immediately. The Civilian Conservation Corps built the original laboratory buildings, roads, climatic stations, and stream measurement devices. In 1948, the site was renamed Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory, the only Forest Service outdoor site to carry the "Laboratory" title. Otto NC is home to many happy residents who appreciate small town living and the rich history of the beautiful mountains of Western NC. The residents are friendly, helpful, and skilled in many different types of craft and hobbies. There are monthly community dinners at the community center adjacent to the Post Office, a volunteer fire department and all sorts of outdoor activities for your pure enjoyment. When traveling North on 441 towards Franklin, please be sure to stop in OTTO and say hello! We'd love to see you. And don't forget, you have to enunciate both "T"s in OTTO" !