Embers Place

Embers Place is a comfortable, inviting home where you can unwind in a bright living room anchored by a cozy indoor fireplace—perfect after a day on the trails or in town. With two bedrooms and two full baths, it’s ideal for couples, friends, or a small family who want space to spread out while still feeling connected. Thoughtful touches and a peaceful setting make it a great home base rather than just a place to sleep.

Sorry, NO PETS!

Cozy Indoor Comfort
Inside, you’ll find a welcoming living area where you can curl up with a book, stream your favorite shows, or simply enjoy the glow of the fireplace on cool mountain evenings. A well-equipped kitchen and dining area make it easy to cook meals at home, from hearty breakfasts before a hike to relaxed dinners after exploring Murphy. Two full bathrooms add extra convenience for groups getting ready at the same time.

Close to Downtown Murphy
Embers Place is tucked in the hills near Murphy, so you can enjoy a quiet retreat while still being just a short drive to shops, local restaurants, and small-town charm. Spend the morning at a café downtown, browse local boutiques, and then be back at the house in minutes to relax by the fire. Guests love that they don’t have to choose between privacy and easy access to town.

Outdoor Activities Nearby
Murphy is a hub for outdoor fun, with the Murphy River Walk offering a scenic greenway along the Valley and Hiwassee Rivers for walking, jogging, or easy paddling. Just a short drive away, the Piney Knob Trail System provides miles of single-track hiking and mountain biking trails on over 700 acres of beautiful watershed land. You’re also well-positioned for day trips to waterfalls, mountain drives, and nearby lakes for boating, fishing, or kayaking.

What Makes Embers Place Special
Embers Place is perfect for guests who want a true mountain escape with the comfort of an indoor fireplace, without the maintenance or smoke of an outdoor fire pit. Its close-to-Murphy location means you can easily mix quiet mornings and evenings at the house with afternoons exploring trails, rivers, parks, and downtown. From cozy nights by the fire to adventure-filled days around Murphy, this home makes it easy to imagine your next mountain getaway the moment you walk through the door

You will have access by a unique door code created just for you

Full Access to the entire property

Always by vehicle

Outdoor activities
• Murphy River Walk – Easy, mostly flat paths along the Valley and Hiwassee Rivers with woods, meadows, and river views; great for walking, jogging, birdwatching, and kid-friendly strolls.
• Hanging Dog Recreation Area – Lakeside recreation area on Hiwassee Lake with hiking, picnicking, fishing, boating access, and scenic mountain-and-water views.
• Cherokee Lake Recreation Area – Peaceful forested lake area with picnic spots and short trails, ideal for families and casual hikers who want a quiet nature outing.
• Waterfalls & mountain drives – Guests can use Murphy as a base for day trips to nearby waterfalls like Fire Creek Falls and the scenic “Waterfalls Byway” that starts/ends around Murphy.
Family fun
• Bear Creek Adventures Mini Golf & Gem Mine – Mini golf, gem mining, ice cream, and a small playground, very popular with families and groups.
• Local parks and playgrounds – Konehete Park and other town parks offer sports fields, play areas, river access, and walking paths for kids to run off energy.
History, culture, and shopping
• Cherokee County Museum / Cherokee Historical Museum – Small local museum downtown with exhibits on Cherokee history and early settlers; inexpensive, family-friendly, and easy to pair with lunch or coffee in town.
• Murphy Art Center (The MAC) – Gallery and arts hub featuring local artists, handmade crafts, and occasional classes or events.
• Antique and flea markets – Area flea markets and antique shops (like those along the Blairsville Highway and other local spots) are great for treasure hunting and browsing.
Lakes, rafting, and day trips
• Hiwassee Lake & Hiwassee Dam – Beautiful mountain lake for boating, fishing, kayaking, or picnicking, with dramatic views around the dam area.
• Ocoee and Nantahala River rafting – Outfitters nearby offer guided whitewater rafting trips, ranging from family-friendly to more adventurous runs.
• Fields of the Wood – A unique Bible-themed park set in the mountains with giant Ten Commandments display, trails, and panoramic view