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The Eyrie House, a three-level cedar and stone mountain home surrounded by hardwood forest on Lookout Mountain

Lookout Mountain · Rising Fawn, Georgia

Perched above.
Set apart.

A four-bedroom luxury home inside McLemore — golf course views, three levels of living, and 1.8 miles up the resort road to the pro shop, the range, and both championship courses.

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Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 3
Sleeps: 8
To pro shop: 1.8 mi

Whole-house rental, sleeps eight. Request the cost sheet

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The House

Three levels, four king beds, and a porch you won’t want to leave.

The Eyrie House sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac inside McLemore, tucked into hardwoods with long views over the golf course and the valley beyond. Cedar walls, deep green rooms, vaulted ceilings, and rainfall showers on every floor.

Each of the three levels has its own full bathroom, so couples and golf foursomes spread out comfortably. Four king beds sleep eight, and a full-size sleeper sofa is there for additional sleeping capacity. A golf cart is available on site.

4 bedrooms · kings · sleeps 8
3 full baths — one per level
Pull-out sofa for additional sleeping capacity
Golf course and valley views
Golf cart available
Washer & dryer, two coffee makers, two grills

Great room with a sectional sofa, stone fireplace and a wall of windows under vaulted log beams — The great room, under vaulted log beams.

Autumn sunset over the McLemore course along the brow of Lookout Mountain, with fairways above the valley and ridgelines beyond

The Highlands and The Keep are both ranked among the best courses you can play in America. The Eyrie House is where your group sleeps between rounds.

Walkthrough

See every room before you book.

A full tour of all three levels — the great room, the kitchen and bar, all four bedrooms, the game room, and the decks looking out over the course.

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Kitchen, Dining & Bar

Everyone at one table.

Walnut dining table and green chairs in front of the floor-to-ceiling mural of The Keep, open to the great room and the log staircase

A walnut table long enough for ten, open to the great room and the kitchen, with a built-in bar a few steps away.

Behind it, a floor-to-ceiling mural of The Keep, shot from the air with the valley running out past the green. It is the wall everybody stops at on the way in.

Stainless appliances and a butcher-block island. Two coffee makers for early tee times, two grills for the evening, and a washer and dryer, so a long weekend packs light.

Kitchen island with bar stools beneath pendant lights and stainless appliances

Bar console with bottles, glassware, a shaker and a framed bourbon sign against the log wall

Close view of the Keep mural filling the dining wall beside the log staircase

Outside

Decks on every level.

Outdoor sectional and coffee table on a wide deck with the tree line beyond

Wrap-around decks and covered porches on all three levels — a lounge, a long dining run, rocking chairs, and a porch swing.

Two grills, string lights, an outdoor TV for the afternoon broadcast, and corn hole in the yard. The fairway sits just below the tree line.

Hanging porch swing on the screened porch looking out into the hardwoods

Two gas grills on a wood deck strung with lights

Rocking chairs and lounge seating on a covered porch above the trees

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The Lower Level

A game room built for the 19th hole.

Full length shuffleboard table in a green paneled room with a mounted television

Full-length shuffleboard and a lit Golden Tee cabinet inside, ping pong on the screened porch, corn hole in the yard — plus a second living room with its own stone fireplace when the round is done.

The ping pong porch is screened in now, so the games keep going after the sun drops. There is a record player and a shelf of vinyl, too, for the kind of evening nobody wants to end early.

Golden Tee arcade cabinet lit up beside a wooden staircase

Ping pong table on the newly screened porch with the hardwoods beyond

Lower level den with a stone fireplace, leather seating and armchairs

Amenities

Built for a group that plays 36 and stays up late.

Sleeping

Four bedrooms, all king beds
Sleeps eight — four kings
Plus a full-size pull-out sofa bed
A full bath on each of three levels
Rainfall shower heads, luxury linens

Games & Golf

Golf cart available
Shuffleboard and Golden Tee arcade
Ping pong and corn hole
Record player and vinyl
Outdoor TV for the afternoon broadcast

Inside

Two living rooms, two fireplaces
Dining table for ten, built-in bar
Full kitchen with butcher-block island
Two coffee makers, washer and dryer
Multiple big-screen TVs

At the Resort

Two pools — resort and West Village
Pickleball and tennis at West Village
Driving range, putting green, short course
The Creag, Auld Alliance, The Croft, Pocket Cafe
Included with Stay & Play; pools are seasonal

Bring the group. The house handles the rest. See When It’s Open

Stay & Play

Inside the gates, minutes from the first tee.

Aerial view of McLemore looking across the golf course toward the pro shop, the Cloudland hotel further along the ridge, with The Eyrie House in the trees below the course — Looking north along the brow: the house sits in the trees below the course. The clubhouse holds the pro shop, the driving range, the putting green, and The Creag; the Cloudland hotel sits on its own further along the ridge. Both are about 1.8 miles up the resort road.

Aerial view of the McLemore golf course spread along the mountaintop with the valley beyond

McLemore is a mountaintop golf resort on the eastern brow of Lookout Mountain. The Highlands Course is a Rees Jones and Bill Bergin redesign with a cliff-edge 18th; The Keep, fully opened in October 2025, runs five holes along the rim above McLemore Cove.

From the house it is a short drive up the resort road to the clubhouse — the pro shop, the driving range, the putting green, and The Creag are all there together — with the Cloudland hotel a little further along the ridge. The Eyrie House is part of McLemore’s Stay & Play program, so your group can add rounds on The Highlands or The Keep to your stay — tee times and packages are arranged through the resort.

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A green ringed by sand bunkers on the McLemore course

The stone clubhouse at McLemore with glass gables

Outdoor fire pit lounge with string lights overlooking the valley at McLemore

Nine courses. One driveway.

Two of them are out the back door. The rest are all inside the hour — enough good golf for a long weekend without ever changing hotels.

Map around Lookout Mountain showing nine golf courses within about an hour of The Eyrie House

See the nine, with drive times On-property, private, and public — all within the hour

1McLemore — Highlands & the KeepGuest access · on property
2Lookout Mountain ClubPrivate, pro intro · Seth Raynor, 1925 · 0:25
3Black Creek ClubPrivate, pro intro · Brian Silva design · 0:30
4Chattanooga Golf & Country ClubPrivate, pro intro · top ten in Tennessee · 0:40
5Moccasin BendPublic · on the river bend · 0:35
6Sweetens CovePublic · King-Collins nine · 0:40
7Council FirePrivate, pro intro · among the state’s best · 0:50
8The Honors CoursePrivate, member only · Pete Dye, No. 1 in Tennessee · 0:55
9The Course at SewaneePublic · Gil Hanse nine, from 1915 · 1:00

Drive times are approximate and rounded. Most of the private clubs here open up with a call from your home club’s PGA professional. The Honors Course is the exception — exceptional golf, and very tough to get on without knowing a member.

Or take the show on the road.

Two nights here for the Highlands and the Keep, then a run northeast through the Blue Ridge. Five stops, seven rounds, five nights — and the whole thing bookable without knowing a member anywhere.

Map of the Blue Ridge Run: The Eyrie House on Lookout Mountain to Old Toccoa Farm, Sequoyah National, The Waynesville Inn, and the Omni Grove Park Inn in Asheville

1The Eyrie HouseNights 1–2 · the Highlands, then the KeepBase
2Old Toccoa FarmNight 3 · public, tee times seven days out2:05
3Sequoyah NationalNight 4 · Robert Trent Jones II, 2009, with Balsam Mountain Preserve twenty minutes away1:35
4The Waynesville InnNight 5 · Donald Ross, 1926, restored by Bobby Weed0:30
5Omni Grove Park InnFinal round · Donald Ross, 19260:45

Five hours of driving spread across five days, and four and a half hours home from Asheville. Balsam Mountain Preserve is the one to reserve early — it takes a small number of outside players a day, for a fee, and it is worth the detour.

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The Eyrie House is privately owned and participates in McLemore’s Stay & Play program. The home is serviced by McLemore, so anything you need during your stay is handled by the resort’s guest services. Golf, dining, and amenity access is arranged through McLemore and is not included in the nightly rate.

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Gallery

The house, from the drive up.

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At the Resort

The rest of it is already up here.

The house sits inside McLemore. It is about a mile and three-quarters by road to the pro shop, the driving range, the putting green and The Creag, and a short run further to Cloudland, the resort hotel.

Stay & Play guests get the run of the place — including West Village, where the second pool, the pickleball courts and the tennis courts are.

Peek at the resort Restaurants, golf, pools and the village

Aerial view of the short course in the foreground with the eighteenth green and Lookout Mountain running out beyond — The short course, 18, and Lookout Mountain beyond

The restaurants

Four at the pavilion, one up at Cloudland.

Dining room with vaulted timber ceiling, stone chimney and a wall of windows over the valley — The Creag — menu

Dining room at The Croft with plaid armchairs, wood floors and a bar along the back wall — The Croft — menu

Auld Alliance lettering carved into a slate panel beside a wood door — Auld Alliance — menu

Pocket Cafe counter with pastry cases and a floor-to-ceiling wine rack — The Pocket Cafe — menu

Covered terrace table at Skyside looking out over the trees and the valley — Skyside at Cloudland — menu

Practice and play

Range, putting green and the short course, all in the same place.

Practice range with turf hitting stations and mown grass running to the tree line — The driving range

Putting green with a bell post standing at the edge — The putting green

Stone-walled tee box built into the slope on the short course — The short course

Short course fairway and green cut into open rolling ground — A short course fairway

Short course green ringed by trees with the valley behind — A short course green

Flagstone path running between young trees toward the open view — The walk out to the green

Around the resort

The hotel, the pool, the pavilion and the village.

Aerial view of the Cloudland hotel building at McLemore with the pool below — Cloudland at McLemore, a Curio by Hilton

Aerial view of the resort pool with blue umbrellas beside the hotel — The resort pool

Landscaped courtyard beside The Creag, the putting green and the pro shop with tables under trees — The courtyard, beside The Creag, the putting green and the pro shop

Open-air pavilion interior with a stone fireplace, long tables and ceiling fans — Inside the pavilion

Timber and stone porte cochere at the pavilion entrance — The pavilion entrance

Wide stone terrace along the edge of the brow with the valley beyond — The terrace on the brow

Stone entry gates and the road running into the resort — The gates at the entrance

Stone village building with lounge seating and fire pits on the paved lawn — The village lawn

A row of blue Adirondack chairs lined along the edge of the village lawn — Chairs along the lawn

West Village

Still being finished, and open to Stay & Play guests.

New West Village kid pool with blue loungers along the deck — The kid pool

New pool at West Village with loungers and blue umbrellas along the deck — The new pool at West Village

Fenced pickleball courts newly built at West Village — Pickleball at West Village

Two fenced tennis courts newly built at West Village — Tennis at West Village

Small hipped-roof building beside the new West Village pool deck holding the restrooms and food service — Restrooms and food service

Pools are seasonal and generally close in early October. Outlets, hours and amenity access are set by the resort and change through the year — confirm what is open with McLemore Stay & Play when you book.

Getting Here

Thirty minutes from Chattanooga. A world away.

1.8 miTo the clubhouse — pro shop, range, putting green & The Creag

30 minDowntown Chattanooga, TN

45 minChattanooga Airport (CHA)

2 hrAtlanta, Birmingham, Nashville & Knoxville

Map of Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia showing driving times to The Eyrie House at McLemore: Nashville 2:15, Knoxville 2:10, Birmingham 2:10, Atlanta 2:00, Huntsville 1:40, Chattanooga 0:30 — Driving times to the house, on the brow of Lookout Mountain at 2,300 feet. Or fly in — Chattanooga (CHA) 0:45, Birmingham (BHM) 2:05, Atlanta (ATL) 2:10, Nashville (BNA) 2:10.

Beyond golf

Four cities sit within about two hours, which makes this an easy meet-in-the-middle weekend for a group coming from different directions. Cloudland Canyon State Park, Rock City, Ruby Falls, and the Lookout Mountain hang gliding launch are all short drives. Chattanooga’s riverfront, aquarium, and climbing scene fill a rest day easily.

Good to know

Exact address and gate details are shared at booking. The mountain road up is paved and scenic; the driveway is concrete with off-street parking for several vehicles.

Two hours from Atlanta, half an hour from Chattanooga. Book Your Weekend

Follow along

The house, the porch, the light on the mountain.

New shots from the porch, the game room, and dawn on the ridge. Follow so you see the next open weekend first.

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Rates

What a golf weekend actually costs.

Every group is a little different — foursome or full house, in season or winter, one course or both, holiday weekend or a quiet Tuesday. Rather than post a rate card that only fits one of those, we put together a one-page cost sheet that walks through the actual numbers on a real McLemore trip — house, resort fee, cleaning, green fees, per-person math — for two example groups.

Nightly rate for the whole four-bedroom home
McLemore resort fee and one-time cleaning fee
Green fees on The Highlands and The Keep
Per-person totals for a foursome and a full eight
How mid-week, off-season, and afternoon tee times move the number

Send your dates and group size and we’ll email the cost sheet back the same day, along with real availability and an exact quote priced with McLemore’s Stay & Play team. Prefer to talk it through? Include a phone number and we’ll call.

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Good to know

The whole house — four bedrooms, sleeps eight
Two-night minimum on in-season weekends
Golf cart available with your stay
Golf is not included — rounds on The Highlands and The Keep are booked through McLemore’s Stay & Play program
Serviced by McLemore — their guest services handles anything you need on site
Holidays and tournament weekends quoted individually

Availability

Tell us about your trip.

Send your dates and group size and we’ll email back the same day with the full cost sheet, real availability, and an exact quote priced with McLemore’s Stay & Play team. Two-night minimum on in-season weekends.