The 3 bedroom, 2½ bath home at 1643 Crippled Oak Trail hit the market a few days ago with an asking price of $189,000. The home overlooks hole 13 of the Bent Tree Golf Club, and would make a great week-ender home for golfers. Click here to link to the listing information. 
1643 Crippled Oak Trail in Bent Tree (listing photo)
Bent Tree and Big Canoe are both beautiful, unique communities. Many potential buyers look at both and discover which one feels right for them. Big Canoe is more refined and manicured; Bent Tree is more laid-back and rustic.
The following is a brief comparison of some key aspects of both communities (click image below to zoom or click here for pdf). If anyone sees something that needs to be corrected on the comparison, you can email admin@benttreevoice.com with the information and I will get it updated. Both communities offer much more than what is shown below (i.e. hiking trails, playgrounds, bocce courts, numerous organized clubs and activities).
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Click here to link to the listing information for 181 Valley View Vista in Bent Tree. The asking price for the four level mountain home (with a deck on every level) is $550,000.
181 Valley View Vista in Bent Tree (listing photos)
August 4 UPDATE – this home now has a PENDING offer
124 Rainbow Court is a 3 bedroom, 3 bath cabin on Lake Tamarack in Bent Tree. The asking price is $194,900. Click here to link to the listing information.
124 Rainbow Court in Bent Tree (listing photo)
July 24, 2017 – Spiny Softshell Turtle in Bent Tree
July 24, 2017 – Spiny Softshell Turtle in Bent Tree (click photo to zoom)
The following video was produced by the Georgia Chapter of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
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July 19, 2017 – Twin fawns in Bent Tree
July 19, 2017 – Twin fawns in Bent Tree
July 18, 2017 – fawn and does in Bent Tree
Click here to link to the listing information for a 2.18 acre lot on Lake Tamarack in Bent Tree. The asking price is $134,900.
2+ acre lake lot for sale in Bent Tree (listing photo)
This advertisement is from 1973 and it’s another one that still rings true today (other than Georgia 400 is no longer “new” and the directional markers are long gone):
1973 advertisement for Bent Tree