Gordon Lee Farm is a rare 305± acre legacy property set in the rolling landscape of Chickamauga, Georgia—an area known for its natural beauty, rich history, and strong sense of place. With a remarkable mix of large water features, fertile ground, and classic improvements, the farm feels both park-like and deeply rooted in the character of northwest Georgia. Portions of the property lie within the city limits of Chickamauga, yet the setting remains peaceful and private, offering the best of small-town charm and rural retreat. Owned by a family since 1939, Gordon Lee Farm is a place that brings people together having fostered countless celebrations, respite, communion, recreation, and memories. At the heart of the property is the 28± acre spring-fed Krystal Lake offering outstanding fishing and a tranquil setting. The 3,584± sq. ft. Lodge serves as the central gathering place well-suited for entertaining, featuring a large open floor plan with pass-through kitchen, 4 bedrooms, screened porch, pool, and shaded patios that extend the living space into the outdoors. The 2,174± sq. ft. Lake House overlooks the water, complete with four bedrooms, a dock, and covered boathouse. Nearby, additional improvements include a horse barn and riding ring, Manager's House, Stone House, and multiple barns to support farming and equipment needs. The land itself is equally exceptional. Gordon Lee Farm offers 1.5± miles along the significant Crawfish Spring that merges with nearly a mile of frontage along West Chickamauga Creek —creating an impressive network of water that encompasses nearly all of the property's boundary. The 45± acres of productive crop fields and the 140± acres of hayfields and pastures support the agricultural and recreational components of the farm. Classic white three-board fencing frames over a mile of road frontage.