Open 1.51 Acres, Power, Fiber, Room to Build, Grassy Creek

Owner Financing: - $2000 down (plus the $0 doc fee) - $2000 down $560.48/Mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) Pull off the road in Grassy Creek, and the trees fall away instead of closing in around you. Open, grassy ground rolls out ahead, gently sloped rather than steep, the kind of ground where you can actually picture things, where the RV would sit, where a garden might go, where a home could eventually stand. That is Lot 7, an acre and a half of open valley ground in Ashe County's High Country. It is raw land, not a finished site, but it gives you a real head start, no dense tree clearing standing between you and the plan you already have in mind. The terrain here is gentle rather than steep. Keep in mind that any leveling or site work needed to actually park a large rig or start building is still ahead of you, but starting from open, gradual ground like this is a real head start compared to a steep or heavily wooded lot. A transformer already sits on the lot, another head start compared to raw land with nothing in place yet. Blue Ridge Energy handles the final connection from there, worth confirming current timing and any costs directly with them before you finalize your plans. Fiber is reported to reach this area too, worth checking with the provider the same way. Once connected, power and fiber here can support a full sized RV setup and eventually a home, though the site work to get there is still yours to plan for. The roads leading in are paved and well kept, easy for towing a large trailer or RV to the property itself, and ready for whatever site work comes after that. West Jefferson is close enough for a grocery run, a meal in town, or a trip for hardware and building supplies, without the property losing that tucked away feeling once you are standing on it. Convenient without being close enough to feel like town has caught up with you. Ashe County sits in North Carolina's High Country, a stretch of the state that runs on four real seasons instead of two. Summers here stay cooler than most of North Carolina gets, which matters if part of the plan is eventually leaving lowland heat behind for good. Fall turns the ridgelines around Grassy Creek into the kind of color people drive hours to see once, and the people who live here watch the same turn happen every year from home instead of a car window. The county's long running Christmas tree farms support entire families here rather than a seasonal side business, and the South Fork New River runs through this same county, slow water for a kayak or a quiet evening with a fishing line. That combination, real seasons, real industry, real water nearby, is part of why this is a place people settle into rather than pass through. Financing here runs directly through Grounded Properties Land, a short, personal process handled with our team rather than through a bank. RV living and a verity of homes are both allowed on this lot with a permit through Ashe County, which fits a plan built around this raw ground, preparing a site for an RV first, then building toward something more permanent later. When you talk to Ashe County before finalizing your plans you will see the full picture. Since requirements can shift and every timeline looks a little different depending on how long you plan to stay and what you eventually build. Owning ground built for exactly this, open enough to shape into an RV setup now, room to build a home later, is something people think about long before they act on it. Maybe you already know your plan. Maybe it is still taking shape. Either way, this lot gives you room to grow into it at your own pace. The Numbers Buy it for cash: $35,995 or Finance it with us for $10,798.50 down, $2,000 (plus closing costs) of that due now as earnest money to get started, and $560.48 a month for 60 months. There is no document fee on this property. Annual taxes run about $61.68. Financed out across the full 60 months, that spreads a $35,995 lot into a payment most budgets can absorb, instead of saving up the full cash price at once. Annual taxes stay modest too, keeping the cost of simply holding this ground low while your plans take shape. If open, gradual ground with room to grow into an RV setup and a long term homestead plan is what you have been looking for, do not let it sit. Call us today, and we will walk you through the financing, the timeline, and how this piece of Grassy Creek fits what you are building toward. Lot 7, Foal Rdg., Grassy Creek, NC 28631, APN OLD 05322092007 (NEW 052093804350). State: NC County: Ashe Zip: 28631 Size: 1.51 acres Apn: 05322092007 (NEW 052093804350) Legal Description: Being Lot 7 as shown on a Plat entitled "Chincoteague" of record in the Ashe County Public Registry in Plat Book 6 at Page 421, to which recorded plat refernce is made for a metes and bounds description of said Lot Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 36.557491, -81.389013 Ne: 36.557924, -81.388715 Sw: 36.557092, -81.388253 Se: 36.557409, -81.387808 Elevation: 2801 feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $65 per year Zoning: Residential Property, Recreational Property, Hunting Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Paved Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Electric Owner Financing: - $2000 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $0) $2000 down $560.48/Mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) We do not offer owner financing for residential use or full-time living on the property during the financing term.