Buncombe County, North Carolina Land For Sale (98 results)

Perched above the quiet waters of Echo Lake, this exceptional homesite offers the kind of mountain setting buyers search years to find. Tucked into a small six-lot community just minutes from Highway 74 via Old Fort Road, the property combines privacy, convenience, and sweeping long-range views in one rare package. Enjoy easy access to both Asheville and Black Mountain while returning home to the peace and calm of a tucked-away mountain retreat. A newly constructed road leads directly to the premier building area, where mature hardwoods frame an incredible view corridor stretching to the south, west, and east. The southern exposure is ideal for enjoying sunlight throughout the day, gardening, or simply soaking in the warmth and scenery from your future deck or porch. With only minimal restrictions, this property invites creativity and flexibility for a custom mountain home, modern retreat, or something truly one-of-a-kind. The subdivision's limited six-lot design ensures space and privacy, while the inability to further subdivide surrounding parcels helps preserve the low-density character of the community for years to come. If you've been searching for usable land, inspiring views, and a location that keeps you connected without sacrificing serenity, this offering deserves your attention. Copyright © 2026 Canopy MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Nestled in the picturesque Morgan Valley of Candler, NC, this parcel offers the perfect blend of open space, year round views, and a prime location for your homesteading dreams. With most of the acreage already cleared, you'll have ample room for gardening, livestock, or even a self-sustaining mini-farm. Enjoy both long-range and intimate valley views, with rolling farmland and forested hills creating a breathtaking backdrop. Despite its peaceful rural feel, this property is ideally situated just 8 miles from West Asheville's vibrant shops and restaurants and only 14 miles from the heart of downtown Asheville. The surrounding valley is rich in agricultural heritage, with small family farms dotting the landscape-offering inspiration for those looking to embrace a simpler, more self-sufficient lifestyle. Whether you envision a homestead, or a hobby farm, or just a killer spot with big views, this land provides the space, beauty, and accessibility to make it a reality. Copyright © 2026 Canopy MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Perched above the Reems Creek Valley with sweeping views toward Pleasant Grove and Weaverville and beyond, this exceptional ready-to-build homesite offers breathtaking long-range mountain views and an ideal balance of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience. Partially cleared for site work and view enhancement, the property is easily accessed from Elk Mountain Scenic Highway and already features power and an existing well in place. The generous five-acre setting provides flexibility for a variety of home designs, with on-site wastewater permitting allowing for a four-bedroom primary residence plus a two-bedroom guest house a rare opportunity in highly desirable North Asheville. Just minutes away, North Asheville offers an outstanding mix of local restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, grocery stores, fitness studios, schools, libraries, and everyday conveniences, along with easy access to hiking, biking, and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Beaver Lake and its scenic walking trail are nearby, while vibrant downtown Asheville known for its acclaimed dining, music, arts, and cultural scene is only a short drive away.

This rare, expansive 70.3 +/- acre wooded tract is tucked into a private cove in Asheville NC. The property combines woodland privacy, natural beauty, conservation opportunities, and development potential in a setting where large parcels are becoming increasingly scarce. The land is predominantly covered in anupland hardwood forest, with multiple small streams/creeksweaving through the terrain, creating a serene mountain atmosphere. About 10 acres of lower cove offer gentle, usable topography, ideal for building, recreation, or gardening. A paved driveway leads to a former home site, once the location of a manufactured home with additions (no contributory value), and underground electricity is already in place, offering valuable infrastructure for future development. A second access follows an interior finger ridge all the way to the top of the property, where a beautiful saddle-shaped ridgeline opens up to panoramic views across Bearwallow Mountain, Little Pisgah Mountain, and layered Blue Ridge peaks. This ridge on the property has about 5 acres of mountain top gentle topography. With selective clearing, long-range vistas can be revealed throughout the tract, while overgrown logging roads and trails offer potential for hiking paths, riding trails, or expanded access. The property's primary orientation is southeast-facing, with a portion northeast-facing, ensuring excellent sunlight as well as shaded woodland diversity. Zoned Residential Low-Density District (R-LD) with steep slope and protected ridgeline overlays, this parcel invites both creativity and stewardship. Prior conceptual designs envisioned subdividing into multiple 10+ acre lots, while others may see it as the perfect site for a legacy estate retreat. Though it carries an Asheville mailing address, the land lies outside city limits, subject only to Buncombe County and Reynolds Fire Dept taxes, not city taxes. Access is via a 30' right-of-way on White Oak Gap Road (private), with potential additional easements from Smokey Road (private) per prior surveys. Whether you imagine a private mountain sanctuary, a multi-home family compound, or a carefully planned estate subdivision, this extraordinary acreage offers a versatile canvas in one of Western North Carolina's most sought-after regions.

About the Property: 191+/- Acres of Private Mountain Paradise - Just Minutes from Weaverville, it's your own private slice of the Blue Ridge Mountains. This exceptional property features sweeping panoramic views from nearly every vantage point. Bordering conservation land and USFS, this tract features a newly cleared and grated road and gorgeous homesite with incredible views, dramatic rock outcroppings, and rich hardwood forests filled with white tail deer, black bear and turkey. The elevation ranges from 2840ft to 4690ft with stunning topography, well-established trails and roads ideal for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, ATV exploration and even an off-grid hunting cabin. Multiple build sites offer breathtaking long-range views just perfect for a dream mountain home or family compound. Just minutes from Bull Gap Overlook, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, this is a true haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Currently enrolled in the forestry program (with significant tax benefits) and approved for conservation, this rare high-elevation tract offers strong value in a highly desirable location. Don't miss your chance to make it yours today. It's a must see. To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Thomas Peacock at 808-735-1923 or Nearby Attractions: Pisgah National Forest: Known as one of the nation's best areas for outdoor recreation, the Pisgah National Forest consists of more than 500,000 acres of hardwood forest, mile-high mountain peaks, whitewater rivers, thundering waterfalls, & hundreds of miles of top hiking trails. The Blue Ridge Parkway: The Blue Ridge Parkway, America's Favorite Scenic Drive, winds 469 miles through the Blue Ridge Mountains, connecting Shenandoah National Park (Virginia) to Great Smoky Mountains National Park (North Carolina), providing stunning views of the region's highest peaks & access to premier hiking trails near Asheville. Biltmore Estate: George Vanderbilt's 250-room castle is America's Largest Home & a top attraction in the area. Explore Biltmore House, meander through its 8,000 acres of grounds & gardens, book a behind-the-scenes tour, or visit its nationally-recognized winery. Visit Weaverville, NC: Weaverville & the Reems Creek Valley have been a beacon to the world since pioneers began settling in what was still Cherokee territory in the 1700s. The natural beauty of the area, the healthful climate, & its proximity to Asheville's urban attractions have made Weaverville the perfect small town. Explore Asheville, NC: Asheville captivates with its unique blend of rich architectural heritage, vibrant local culture with a thriving arts scene, & a backdrop of stunning Appalachian scenery, making it a memorable & diverse destination for visitors seeking both urban excitement & outdoor exploration.

62+/- acres of prime Barnardsville NC real estate, stretching from a pond area complete with wild orchids up to the peak of Wildcat Knob where the hawks soar! Seller finance is available for qualified buyers! A well maintained private community road wends its way uphill through the parcel, dividing this large tract into three general "neighborhoods" -- ~32+/- acres around the old pond and along a creek to the top of Wildcat Knob (the "Pond-to-Peak" area), ~21+/- acres of stately old oaks and majestic west-facing vistas for epic sunsets (the "Highlands" area) , and a lovely ~9 +/- acres along Shelton Branch Creek , with additional spring water sources and dramatic rock outcroppings to incorporate into your landscaping (the "Grotto" area). This diverse layout offers plenty of intriguing homesites for extended families, developers, or anyone interested in creating synergy with the nearby native plant gurus and mountain craft experts. Nestled into the famous organic farming and sustainable living community of Barnardsville, this is the ideal place to grow your own healthy food in the rich mountain soil! Whether you are looking to work from home, transplant a small business or to retire and enjoy the finer things in life, why put up with high-stress and high-cost areas elsewhere when you can embrace the peace of mind that these mountains provide? Nearby Asheville NC adds to the allure with world-class restaurants, yoga studios, Ayurvedic and TCM healers, health food stores, and a variety of artists and shops, along with two major hospital chains (one is VA for our honored military retirees). Or take a daytrip and escape into the nearby Pisgah National Forest to hike, bike or fish the day away! Life is GOOD here. For more information or to schedule a showing of this lovely land, please call or text Laura Handley of Mossy Oak Properties at 828-208-3532 or email at .

Why don’t mountains ever get lost? Because they always peak at the map. If you’ve been searching for a place where the road ends and your adventure begins, welcome to Barnardsville. Tucked away at the end of a quiet mountain road, this beautiful 10-acre tract offers the kind of privacy that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Western North Carolina. With virtually no through traffic and a setting surrounded by nature, you’ll enjoy the peace and tranquility that only a truly private mountain property can provide. One of the biggest hurdles in developing mountain land has already been addressed—a septic system is installed, saving both time and expense while giving you a significant head start toward building your dream mountain home, weekend retreat, vacation rental, or family compound. Unlike many mountain properties that offer only a single potential homesite, this tract features multiple building locations, allowing you the flexibility to choose the setting that best matches your vision. Whether you prefer a tucked-away cabin surrounded by trees, a homesite with mountain views, or room for additional structures, the possibilities are here. The elevation provides a welcome escape from the summer heat while delivering the cool mountain breezes that draw people to the Blue Ridge Mountains year after year. Imagine mornings spent sipping coffee on your porch while listening to birdsong, afternoons exploring your own acreage, and evenings gathered around a fire under a sky filled with stars. This is the kind of property where memories are made and traditions begin. For those concerned about recent weather events, the property experienced no known storm damage, offering peace of mind and allowing you to focus on the opportunities ahead rather than repairs and cleanup. The land remains ready for its next chapter and its next steward. Barnardsville has long been appreciated by those seeking a balance between accessibility and seclusion. You’ll enjoy the feeling of being away from it all while still remaining within a reasonable drive of Asheville’s restaurants, breweries, shopping, healthcare, and cultural attractions. Spend your days exploring nearby hiking trails, fishing mountain streams, visiting local farms, or simply enjoying the natural beauty that surrounds you. Whether you’re looking for a private mountain getaway, a future homesite, a place to create a family retreat, or an investment in one of Western North Carolina’s most sought-after regions, this property deserves your attention. The combination of acreage, installed septic, multiple building sites, privacy, elevation, and a desirable Barnardsville location creates a package that is increasingly rare in today’s market. Land is one of the few things they aren’t making more of, and opportunities like this don’t come along every day. Come walk the property, breathe the mountain air, and imagine what life could look like when the road ends at your land and nowhere else. It’s more than real estate. It’s a place to disconnect from the noise, reconnect with nature, and create something that will last for generations. Your Mountain Is Waiting… So Get On Your Way.

Tucked into the folds of the Blue Ridge Mountains just outside Barnardsville, this 27.33 +/- acre tract offers a rare blend of accessibility and untouched wild character with no restrictions or HOA. The property enjoys frontage along paved, state-maintained Paint Fork Road, with an easy entrance and gently sloping topography near the road that offers welcoming building potential before the land rises into the mountainous terrain beyond. Site evaluation suggests the favorable building areas near the road could support two separate 3-4 bedroom septic systems. The current owner has been a thoughtful steward of this land, and a forest stewardship plan along with a full ecological evaluation are available for a future owner to continue that legacy of care. An existing utility right of way winds through the property's interior, and each summer it transforms into a sunny wildflower meadow, alive with pollinators and open sky in an otherwise forested landscape. Beyond the meadow, the land climbs into rich cove forest, chestnut oak woodlands, and dramatic exposed bedrock outcrops as tall as 30 feet. Paint Fork itself, a small but ecologically valuable stream, traces the western boundary, joined by spring-fed seeps that stay green and lush through the seasons. Wildlife is abundant and diverse, with black bear, wild turkey, bobcat, and dozens of bird species documented onsite, alongside rare finds like American ginseng, goldenseal, and a lampshade weaver spider found nowhere else but a three-county pocket of western North Carolina. Just minutes from the Barnardsville community, close to Asheville, and within easy reach of Pisgah National Forest and multiple conservation areas, this well-tended property offers both the privacy of deep woods and the practicality of easy access.

This ten-acre wooded estate lot offers you a rare blend of tranquility & convenience, serving as the perfect canvas for your dream home. Picture a driveway already in place, leading you to a thoughtfully prepared house pad, eliminating any worries about steep slope ordinances. The groundwork is laid, just waiting for your vision to come to life. Nestled in nature, yet just minutes from shopping, dining, & schools, & a mere 25-minute drive to Downtown Asheville, this property truly offers the best of both worlds. You’ll have the peace & privacy you crave. With minimal restrictions & a road maintenance agreement already in place, you have the freedom to design the home that fits your lifestyle, whether it’s a cozy retreat or a spacious getaway. This isn’t just a piece of land; it’s your future sanctuary in the mountains. A place where every day feels like a retreat & the possibilities are as endless as the views. Embrace this opportunity to make the mountains your forever home.

Create lasting memories on this 0.57-acre homesite in Crest Mountain, a gated community known for its welcoming spirit and stunning scenery. With long-range, year-round mountain views, this lot offers a daily backdrop of natural beauty—plus, on clear days, you can even see the iconic Biltmore House in the distance. Located directly across from the community park, it’s the perfect setting for outdoor play, neighborhood gatherings, and relaxed evenings close to home. The gently sloping paved road makes access safe and easy. Just five miles to downtown Asheville, you’ll have quick access to schools, shopping, dining, and entertainment while returning home each evening to peace and quiet. The lot is served by underground utilities, natural gas, and city water/sewer, making the building process simple. With a minimum build of 2,500 square feet, your family can design a home that truly fits your lifestyle—whether that means wide porches for morning coffee, open layouts for entertaining, or cozy nooks for movie nights. In Crest Mountain, you’ll discover more than a homesite—you’ll find a community, a safe haven, and the perfect place to grow.

Have you been looking for that perfect property in Asheville? We have an unbelievable selection of legacy acreage estates being offered by appointment! This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of these rare properties. Don't wait, call us now! This limited number of acreage estates overlooking Downtown Asheville will not last! -Up to 100+ Acres Available only minutes to Asheville city limits -Top of the mountain elevations up to 4,000 feet with unparalleled views of the valley, Downtown Asheville and the Pisgah National Forest -Towering Hardwoods, panoramic views, cooler climates, proximity to town yet with seclusion for your dream Asheville retreat! -Investment, personal family retreat or retirement in the clouds, this property offers it all! -Call (828) 807-9008 ext. 0108 to schedule your private tour

Perfectly positioned below the iconic summit of Mt Pisgah, Pisgah Highlands offers a rare and exeptional +-124 acre opportunity in Buncombe County! Behind the private access gate, the topography features a long ridge line with plentiful build sites to choose from, each would offer complete privacy and splendid mountain views into the national forest. Utilize miles of paved roads with underground electricity in place. The property features 3 fully furnished, off-grid glamping units - Treehouse, Ridge House, and Container House, plus a camping A Frame. The beautiful mountain environment features a mature hardwood forest, springs, creeks, wildlife, abundant wildflowers, plus a long border with Pisgah National Forest. Despite feeling a world apart, the convenient location is only minutes to both Asheville and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Ideal uses include subdivision, residential development, private estate(s), conservation, STRs, or a combination to achieve your vision. This land is special!

9.6 acres +/- of CS Zoned property with an R2 Buffer at the top of the property in Swannanoa with frontage on Highway 70 approximately 6 Miles from Downtown Asheville. Within 1 mile of the I-40 Interstate connector as well as 2 miles from shopping/groceries. Great location with zoning in place for a 50,000sf +/- manufacturing/industrial building as well as multi-family, medical, and other commercial uses. CS Zoning is one of Buncombe County's most permissive. The property slopes up from the road and is south facing with great long range views of the surrounding mountains. Water and sewer available at Highway 70. Prior due diligence materials available including topographical survey, phase 1 environmental, water flow tests, geotech, title commitment, appraisal, and traffic impact report also available. Located directly on Highway 70 East from Asheville. Offering easy Interstate 40 access and long-range mountain views. Approximately 6 miles from Downtown Asheville and within 1 mile of I-40 access. Direct GPS to 1860 US-70, Swannanoa. The property is just past Seven Oaks Stables. See sign. - One of Buncombe County’s most flexible and permissive zoning designations - Conveniently located near shopping, grocery, and area amenities within 2 miles - Buncombe County GIS Parcel ID: 967868941100000 and 967878010000000

Click "Documents" to see the hotel and office site conceptuals. Recent bank appraisal that supports asking price is available upon request. Great location for hospitality, medical office, or industrial distribution. Located in Buncombe County and not Asheville, so no Asheville restrictions on Hotel construction applies. Construction ready site with paved and striped parking in place for a hotel, office building, medical, gas station or convenience store. Over 30,000 cars on US 74A and right at the interchange with I-40. Right next to the Tunnel Road commercial core on one side and the Blue Ridge Parkway on the other. Previously approved for 30K office building or 68K sf of hotel through Buncombe County Planning and Zoning. Improvements include: parking, retaining walls, graded building site, underground fiber optic, sprinkler system, water supply, sewer and all utilities to site.

SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE WITH FLEXIBLE TERMS: Incredible 5.90 acre parcel in a high growth corridor of South Asheville (Arden NC). Conveniently located off Brevard Road (191) halfway between Biltmore Park and the Biltmore Outlet Malls. Only 1/2 mile from Borg Warner, 2 miles from Pratt & Whitney, Amazon.com Distribution center, plus much more. Zoned EMP, this site offers an Location Description (Also known as 99999 Brevard Road.) Situated in South Asheville’s high-growth corridor off Brevard Road between Biltmore Park and the Biltmore Outlet Mall, just minutes from Borg Warner, Pratt & Whitney, and the Amazon distribution center, with easy access via NC-191. incredible level building pad ready to be developed for industrial, manufacturing or multi-family. All with utilities available. Site has some existing storm water infrastructure along with a curbed entry.

Five usable acres with the essentials already in place to make it your own! Zoned Open Use, the property includes a well (on the upper level that services 3 garden faucets throughout the property), a 2-bedroom septic system, and underground electricity with a 200-amp panel and additional hookups for RV or future builds. It’s ready for a full-time home, a mountain getaway, a camp, or retreat space. The land is a mix of gentle, fern-covered hills and level areas ideal for a few more campers, some tiny homes or one large house with land for you to garden and soak up nature. Easily cut trails can lead you from the top of the property down to the lower spots, and there's even a trail that heads up the mountain with a perfect mediation rock, with a view and a lot of peace. Clearing and drainage (including culverts) have already been handled, so it stays solid through heavy rain and hurricanes. A well-designed and styled, renovated 2005 camper (about a $10,000 value) and high-speed internet are included, making it possible to live on the property right away. You’re 16 minutes from Marshall and 29 minutes from Asheville. There are neighbors nearby—enough for a sense of community—but the property backs up to 80+ acres of conservation land, so nothing will be built near you. It’s peaceful, you'll see deer, birds galore, and hear the crickets and see the glow of endless stars and lightning bugs in the night sky. Nearby, the French Broad River winds through the valley, and the Blue Ridge Mountains rise all around—old, steady, and full of wonder. If you’re looking for land that’s already usable (we've invested 70K in clearing, underground electricity and panels septic and water faucets and a lot of waste pickup/recycling (over 100 dumped tires)), without feeling overdone, this is it. It’s ready to make it your own.

Where high-design industrialism meets a world-class botanical sanctuary, you ll find this Fairview masterpiece. Conceived by the visionary founders of the Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory, this estate is more than a home, it is a 1.89-acre pollinator paradise and a triumph of Modern Industrial Timberpeg architecture, a symphony of steel, glass and timber. Guided by a passion for light and natural geometry, the creators utilized sustainably harvested Douglas Fir timbers and soaring glass to blur the line between interior and the wild. The 3,512-square-foot residence pulses with artisanal energy such as exotic zebra wood cabinetry, walnut wainscoting and hand-forged lighting from Hubbardton Forge and Sonneman. From the chef s kitchen with Fisher & Paykel appliances to the 19th-century German hunting lodge library hutch, every inch reflects a life dedicated to curated beauty. The living landscape is true to the owners legacy and the grounds are a masterclass in eco-stewardship. This isn t just a garden, it s a thriving ecosystem. Two buried 5,000-gallon cisterns harvest rainwater to sustain lush perennial beds designed to explode with seasonal color. A climate-controlled timber-frame greenhouse allows for year-round cultivation, while a tranquil waterfall and rockwork set a meditative tone. Even the workspace is inspired, a reimagined metal silo serves as a private office, clad in poplar and walnut. Resort living from home is the theme the creators manifested to create a perfected indoor-outdoor lifestyle. The primary suite dissolves into a pool terrace featuring a water feature, hot tub, and gas fire bowls surrounding the pool and anchored by an oversized gas fire pit. Host beneath a chandelier outdoor dining pavilion or the kitchen terrace, complete with a wood-fired pizza oven and professional-grade outdoor appliances. Guests will find sanctuary in the NY-style ADU perched above the three-bay garage, offering a sleek, modern loft experience with its full kitchen and artisan concrete finishes. Sustainable sophistication in the soul of the home is nature-focused, and the bones are high-tech, including a full-house generator, EV charging, dual tankless water heaters and a fully encapsulated environmental crawlspace. In the desired Clearview community, you are minutes from the pulse of Asheville but in a private, pastoral world where birds and butterflies are your closest neighbors. This is a rare opportunity to own a legacy property built by masters of the natural world.

Two level, cleared homesites on 4.5 MOL usable acres roughly 25 minutes to Asheville, 15 to Marshall with the site prep already handled before a buyer ever starts building. Utilities are in and functioning: well water, a 2-bedroom septic system, underground 200-amp service with a dedicated camper hookup, and fiber internet. Site work is done too drainage, culverts, and clearing are complete, and the parcel carries Open Use zoning for flexibility on what gets built. A renovated 2005 camper comes with the property and is ready to live in now, so a buyer can be on-site through construction instead of paying rent somewhere else in the meantime. Terrain varies across the parcel quartz-rich high ground on one side, level bottomland on the other which is what allows for the two separate homesites rather than a single build area. The property borders 80+ acres of protected conservation land and has creek frontage on Sandy Mush Creek.

Welcome to 100 White Rock Branch Road in Candler, NC a rare opportunity to own over 87 acres of unrestricted, undeveloped land in the heart of Western North Carolina. Cleared building site with access road is positioned for sweeping mountain views and abundant natural beauty, this property offers unmatched privacy and potential. As unrestricted land, the possibilities are wide open ideal for a private estate, family compound, recreational retreat, or future development. The terrain features a mix of rolling hills, wooded areas, and several potential homesites, all with stunning long-range vistas. Located just a short drive from Asheville, this peaceful mountain setting provides the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. A true gem for those seeking flexibility, space, and inspiration in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Check county GIS site for property overlays and talk with Buncombe County Planning office. CHECK OUT THE PROPERTY VIDEO. Schedule your showing today.

Escape to nature and privacy at 1828 McKenzie Way South in Gateway Mountain. This charming cedar-sided home is nestled among the trees and features a wraparound porch, a level yard, and beautiful mountain views. Enjoy the added privacy of being adjacent to a conservancy while still benefiting from easy paved road access. Located just one mile to Waterfall Park and adjacent to future NC State Forest. The property includes four lots totaling approximately 4 acres, offering additional space and future potential. While the home could benefit from some minor repairs and cosmetic updates, it presents an excellent opportunity to add your own personal touches and build equity in a mountain setting close to all the areas most popular destinations. Whether you're searching for a primary residence, mountain getaway, or income-producing short-term rental, this property offers tremendous potential. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the endless opportunities for hiking, walking, and exploring within Gateway Mountain, as well as the renowned biking trails and recreation available nearby in Old Fort. Use this home as your base camp for adventure or simply relax and enjoy your own private mountain retreat. Schedule your showing today and discover the possibilities this unique property has to offer.

Welcome to your own private country retreat just minutes from Asheville! This rare property offers the perfect blend of peaceful rural living, a spectacular yard, and convenient access to everything the area has to offer. Set on over 2 beautiful, flat acres, this home features a truly exceptional outdoor space that is hard to find. There is plenty of room to create your dream garden, hobby farm, add a pool/outdoor entertaining space, or simply enjoy the privacy and beauty of your surroundings. The property features mature black walnut and apple trees, a stunning Japanese Maple, and an abundance of blackberry, raspberry, and hibiscus plants. This is a yard that feels like a destination all on its own. The inviting home offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a versatile bonus room that could easily serve as a fourth bedroom, home office, studio, or flex space. A spacious attached garage provides room for vehicles, hobbies, and extra storage, while the additional shed offers convenient space for yard equipment and tools. Inside, the charming sunroom creates the perfect spot to relax, enjoy your morning coffee, or surround yourself with plants and natural light. The beautiful wraparound porch welcomes you to slow down and take in the peaceful setting a perfect place to enjoy the sounds of nature and the privacy this property provides. Recent updates include a new roof, new carpet, fresh paint, updated lighting fixtures, faucets, and improvements to the primary bathroom, adding modern touches while maintaining the home s comfortable country charm. If you ve been searching for a home with room to breathe, a one-of-a-kind yard, and the freedom to create the lifestyle you ve always wanted, this Asheville-area gem is a must-see.

Three bedroom, three bath with 2 lofts and 2 flex rooms in 3,707 square feet on 2.11 acres at an altitude of 3,300 feet. "Location, location, location." Higher, drier, cooler, quieter, more land and more square footage in this Asheville home in Fairview Forest. With a 1,000-gallon propane gas tank, a Generac generator, and a 605-foot private well, you always have electricity, heat/A/C, and clean spring water regardless of what storms nature creates. The deep, entangled roots of hundreds of mature trees and rhododendrons absorb rainwater and secure the ground, preventing flooding and landslides, while providing habitat for deer, rabbits, turkeys, squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, quail, eagles, hawks, owls, and more. Pre-inspected, pre-appraised, and price fixed at below market value. Immediate occupancy. Centrally located within minutes to downtown Asheville, the Blue Ridge Parkway, Michelin Star restaurants, Biltmore Estate & Village, River Arts District, the best public and private schools, the Asheville Mall, Grove Park Inn, Lake Lure, universities, hospitals, airports, waterfalls, and trails. Drive 45 minutes to Mount Mitchell, 90 minutes to Greenville/Spartanburg, 2 hours to Charlotte, or 3 hours to Atlanta. The 700 acres of forests in Fairview Forest have community security cameras, private trails, well-maintained private roads and landscaping, a clubhouse, and a very low HOA fee of $1,420 per year.

A rare opportunity to steward a multigenerational Western North Carolina farm encompassing approximately 183.73 acres in Buncombe County. Held within the same family for more than a century, this remarkable legacy property reflects deep agricultural roots, abundant natural resources and a history of careful land stewardship, offering a unique combination of privacy, scale and authenticity. The landscape is diverse and functional, featuring open pasture, gently rolling terrain and expansive wooded acreage, all connected by an established network of internal roads and trails. Water is a defining and exceptional feature of the property, including a private lake/pond, a natural branch flowing behind the farmhouse and multiple springs and waterways originating from the mountain. The owner has made thoughtful enhancements over time, including construction of a state-inspected bridge and the creation of small waterfalls designed to support and enhance the natural fish habitat, contributing to the beauty and ecological vitality of the land. The farm has a long-standing organic, no-chemical history, making it particularly well-suited for sustainable or regenerative agricultural practices. Improvements include a circa 1949 farmhouse, a barn with a concrete foundation and multiple cabins and outbuildings, including one recently completed post-flood by Amish craftsmen, providing a functional base for continued agricultural use, equestrian pursuits, or the creation of a private mountain estate. Rich in heritage, the property includes two documented 1800s homestead sites and a legacy of supplying agricultural goods to the first Ingles store in Asheville. These elements underscore the property s longstanding role within the region s agricultural history. The property is enrolled in an agricultural and forestry deferred tax program established in 2019, offering favorable tax treatment for qualified use. This is a distinctive offering for buyers who value land stewardship, historical continuity and the opportunity to carry forward a generational farm. Seller prefers a single-tract conveyance. Post-closing possession may be requested for a limited period to facilitate transition.

This large home has an extremely large primary en-suite plus 2 other bedrooms and a second full bathroom! The entire primary suite is approximately 37' x almost 13', or ~480sf. This includes the bedroom, bathroom, walk-in closet and bonus room / "retreat" / den / office. The primary bathroom has both a shower and a garden tub, as well as its own second door to the walk-in closet. It is rounded out by its double sink vanity and lot of cabinet space for your linens and necessities! The land is also quite impressive in that it boasts a huge back yard! It has a circular driveway down to the double car garage/workshop, storage shed and separate two car carport. (All these structures down in back need some work) There is No HOA, No Dues, Nor any road maintenance agreements! The open concept of the living room, dining room and kitchen lend themselves to great indoor living space with no sense of being cramped! In addition to all of this, there is a morning room, a sunroom, a family room with stone fireplace, and a good-sized mud room / laundry room as well! This mud room has just been redone with new floor, walls, new hand sink, and fresh paint all around! The front door has a lovely, covered patio/porch and the back door has smaller covered porch. The sunroom opens out onto a wooden deck from which you can sit and watch the squirrels and birds in the entire back yard! The kitchen is well appointed with Almost all Stainless-Steel appliances! Mega cabinets and lots of counter space! Both a breakfast bar and a kitchen island that has its own storage cabinets as well! The sunroom is light and bright and quite roomy! The fireplace in the family room is a 'floor to ceiling' stone structure that really visually pops! If you are looking for a home with a lot of room for yourself and for the family, this is it! If you are looking for an unrestricted property where you might operate a home business, have room for your vehicles, trailers, and extra "stuff", this is it! It's expansive, impressive, and even has lots of room to grow as your business grows! You need to come and see this property now, before it is gone.! NOTE: The old aluminum two-car carport structure will not convey.

602 Hidden Springs Drive sits on 1.35 acres in North Asheville, screened by mature hardwoods that keep the house and yard shaded and private a rare commodity this close to town! A creek runs the length of the front yard, providing natural sound and habitat for the front porch which is elevated and sits at canopy level among the trees, catching the cross-breezes in the warmer months. At the back of the house, a screened porch looks out over the wooded slope behind the property; birds are active in the yard year-round, and the sound carries into the porch through the screens. A multi-level deck steps down from the porch, with a pergola shading part of the outdoor space which features a stunning Japanese maple tree . Inside, the home has three spacious bedrooms and three and a half baths across roughly 3,100 square feet. The primary suite is on the main level, along with the principal living and dining spaces, which have vaulted ceilings and remote controlled fireplaces. The lower level is fully finished and walks out to the yard it's currently flexible space, suited to guests, a home office, a media or rec room. The house has had a substantial round of updates: popcorn ceilings removed throughout, hardwood floors refinished, fresh neutral paint, new carpet, a new hot water heater, new landscaping, SmartCore Ultra flooring in the lower level, and the decks refinished. The combined effect is a house that shows well without having been over-renovated original woodwork, layout, and character are still intact. Practical features include a two-car garage, a walkout basement with a large amount of conditioned (heated/cooled) storage not included in the square footage, and no HOA. Despite the wooded, set-back feel of the lot, the property is a short drive from North Asheville and Weaverville both with restaurants, shops, and highway access and from downtown Asheville itself.