4.33 acres in Buncombe County, NC

A truly rare offering in The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, this 4.33-acre estate homesite combines privacy, natural beauty, and convenience in one of Western North Carolina s most sought-after luxury communities. Set on relatively flat terrain that makes future construction more accessible, the property enjoys a unique combination of features seldom found in Walnut Cove. It offers direct access to Avery Creek, creating a natural backdrop of flowing water and wildlife. In addition to city water, the property includes its own private well, providing flexibility and security for landscaping, irrigation, or personal use. Mature trees frame the homesite, giving it a sense of seclusion, while long-range mountain views provide a stunning backdrop for your future home. The generous acreage allows for an expansive residence, outdoor living areas, or even a guest cottage, all while maintaining space and privacy. Few properties within the gates of Walnut Cove can offer this blend of size, buildability, and natural amenities. Ownership at 644 Walnut Valley Parkway also carries the option to join The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, where residents enjoy an unmatched lifestyle. Community amenities include a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course that winds through meadows, streams, and mountain vistas; a Wellness Center with state-of-the-art fitness equipment, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis, and pickleball; multiple dining venues ranging from casual to fine dining; and over 10 miles of hiking trails connecting to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Pisgah National Forest. Membership at The Cliffs goes even further, providing access to all seven Cliffs communities across the Carolinas, including additional golf courses, wellness centers, restaurants, lake and equestrian facilities, and a wide variety of social programming. This homesite is not only a rare find in Walnut Cove, but also a canvas to create a private estate with convenient access to both community amenities and the surrounding natural beauty of Asheville and the Blue Ridge Mountains.