Just at the top of 4th Street in downtown Highlands you will find the Satulah Mountain Historic District preserves the town’s early-20th-century mountain charm within a tapestry of Craftsman-style and rustic log homes set amid towering hardwoods and rhododendron thickets.
This 188-acre enclave, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, features architecturally significant residences built between 1890 and 1925, defined by fieldstone fireplaces, chestnut interiors, and timeless mountain design. Easy walking distance to boutiques, farm-to-table restaurants, art galleries, and the Highlands Performing Arts Center, this district offers full-time residents and second-home buyers an immersive blend of heritage elegance and downtown convenience.
Immersed in conservation and community spirit, Historic Satulah adjoins over 70 acres of preserved land atop Satulah Mountain—seeing its first purchase in 1909 by the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. Historic Satulah in downtown Highlands is cherished by year round & summer residents who seek prize architectural authenticity and generational ownership, walkable mountain-living, and legacy-rich properties are drawn to Historic Satulah’s unmatched blend of history, natural beauty, and upscale community lifestyle. It’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of Highlands’ storied past—just steps from modern amenities and cultural vibrancy.
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