Madison County, North Carolina Land For Sale (39 results)

Mountain Community Lots Near Hot Springs & Pisgah National Forest – From $19,900 A limited number of mountain community lots are now available as part of a special liquidation release, offering an opportunity to own land in a highly desirable Western North Carolina location. Located near Hot Springs and surrounded by Pisgah National Forest, these properties offer a balance of natural beauty, community amenities, and access to some of the best outdoor recreation in the Southeast. Property Features Include: • Lots starting at $19,900 • Gated mountain community • Access to fishing pond and community lodge • Private waterfall park and scenic trails • Hiking trails and frisbee golf course • Utilities available including internet and phone service • No required build timeline Community & Location Highlights: • Less than 1 mile to Big Laurel River • 3 miles to the French Broad River • 1.5 miles to the Appalachian Trail • 3 miles to Hot Springs, NC • 35 minutes to Asheville, NC • 45 minutes to the Blue Ridge Parkway • Surrounded by Pisgah National Forest Enjoy year-round outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, rafting, kayaking, and exploring the nearby Smoky Mountains. Experience the charm of Hot Springs and Asheville with dining, shops, breweries, and local attractions just a short drive away. At LW Land, we offer exclusive buyer incentives, including: • Cash buyer discounts available • Simple, guaranteed financing options • No bank fees or prepayment penalties • Camping permitted once under contract • Veteran incentives available Limited inventory available. First come, first served. Call today to secure your property: 1-855-568-5263 Follow us on Instagram for the latest inventory: LWLand_Development ID 20868122

Imagine waking on a spring morning, coffee on the porch of your two-bedroom bungalow, looking out across a field of wildflowers that drifts down to the creek you've come to call your own. Roaring Fork murmurs over stone — the same sound that lulled you to sleep last night, joined by the fragrance of dogwood and laurel through an open window. You built here on 7.54 unrestricted acres in Mars Hill, NC, and every sunrise reminds you why. By mid-morning, you're on a video call from your home office. The fiber optic line at the road carries every conversation crisp and clear — your team in another time zone, your daughter at her dorm, your aging mother in Florida. The mountains kept you grounded; the connection kept you in the world. For lunch, you drive 30 minutes into Asheville. Some days it's a gallery, some days it's the River Arts District, some days it's just the farmer's market and a quiet patio. By dinner you're back on Roaring Fork Road, the paved drive curving through your woods, the creek catching the last gold of the day. Last winter — and this still surprises you — you tried skiing. Hatley Pointe is fifteen minutes from your driveway. You'd never have driven hours for it, but fifteen minutes? You went. You fell. You laughed. You went back. Now you keep boots in the mudroom. The land made all of this possible. R-A zoning, no HOA, no covenants — you built the bungalow you wanted, exactly where you wanted it, on the cleared acre at the front. The remaining six-plus acres rise into hardwoods, dogwood, and rhododendron. Cable and fiber optics are at the road. An expired perc test is on file for reference. The tract is subdividable should you ever want to sell off a parcel — though most days, you can't imagine why you would. Annual taxes run under $400. Madison County keeps things simple. Mars Hill is ten minutes for groceries and gas. I-26 is ten minutes when you need to go further. Elevation here sits between 3,000 and 3,500 feet — cool summers, real seasons, full color in October. Tonight you'll close the laptop, pour something quiet, and sit on the porch as the bats begin their dusk patrol over the wildflowers. Roaring Fork keeps talking. The fragrance changes with the season but never stops. Every now and then, in the dark, you remember the patient search that brought you here — the listings you walked away from, the compromises you weren't willing to make — and you are very glad you waited. 7.54 acres. Roaring Fork. Mars Hill, NC. Build the version of your life you've been waiting to write. Acreage, utilities, perc, and zoning to be verified by buyer.

This beautiful farm is located in the mountains of Western North Carolina with acres of premier flat usable land. Will make an amazing family compound, event venue, high-end mountain development, or equestrian estate. Multiple income generating opportunities. Modern farmhouse on the property is 1365 square feet. Open floor plan with 2 bedrooms/ 1 bath and large attached storage area. Many high-end custom upgrades including; reclaimed beams, subway tile in the bathroom, floating shelves in the kitchen, ship lap walls, timber mantel, can lighting throughout, quartz countertops, reclaimed barnwood accent walls and ceilings, oversized island, large custom barn doors, 10 tall interior ceilings, custom built cedar shutters, galvalume metal roof, large attached mechanical/ storage area, septic system, well, and whole home water filtration system. The grounds feature: - (3) large barns in excellent condition for livestock or storage - Organic garden space - Acres of horse and cattle pasture - Private Cove - (1) large open dry storage building with enclosed area - Multiple home building sites available - Natural springs - Long range views of NC & TN - Was previously an organic farm with no pesticides or chemicals used - Little Ivy Creek running throughout - Endless fishing and hunting opportunities - Rare balanced mix of open fields and wooded areas - Cleared hiking/ walking trails throughout - New bridge built in 2021 - The grounds are meticulously maintained - Mowed and weed-eated weekly - Fire pit/ campsite area - Vehicle roads and SXS trails already in place - Large fenced in livestock area There are unlimited possibilities with this property seldom found in our region! Distances: - 25 minutes to downtown Asheville - 5 minutes off Interstate 26 - 35 minutes to Asheville Airport - 15 minutes to the TN state line - 20 minutes to Wolf Laurel Ski Resort - 10 minutes to Mars Hill College - 15 minutes to Weaverville

This 72.5 acre vacant land tract offers a combination of recreational opportunities, mature hardwood timber, multiple streams, and mountain terrain. Elevations reach up to 3,000 feet, providing significant topographic variation throughout the property. The tract features mature black walnut and oak timber along with multiple streams. The wooded acreage, water sources, and varied terrain make this property well-suited for recreational and timber use. The property has not been timbered. Access begins from Big Pine Road and continues along Crooked Ridge Lane, a deeded right-of-way leading back toward the property lines. The access road consists of gravel and soil surfaces. A UTV is recommended for accessing and touring the property due to the road conditions and terrain. This 72.5 acre mountain tract combines mature hardwood timber, multiple streams, approximately 3,000-foot elevations, and deeded access. Listing agent presence is recommended for property showings.

Hey YOU. Yeah… YOU. Snap out of it for a second, will ya? How many properties have you clicked through by now? How many tabs open? How many “maybe this is the one” moments before moving onto the next shiny listing five minutes later? At some point you have to stop scrolling and actually put your boots on the ground. Because finding THE ONE? It rarely happens by accident. You have to be just crazy enough to go looking for it. That’s where we come in. We don’t sell property. We matchmake. We help guide people out of the noise and toward something that actually feels like them. Something that makes their shoulders drop the second they step onto the land. Now… back to the regularly scheduled programming. What if the dream was never the big house? What if it was the silence? Somewhere along the way, life became notifications, passwords, meetings, traffic, and staring at little glowing rectangles while the seasons quietly slipped by outside the window. Days started feeling fast. Loud. Artificial. Like we were all sprinting somewhere without ever asking where we were actually going. Then you come here. 94 acres tucked into the mountains of Hot Springs where the roads turn to gravel, the air smells like rain and leaves, and the noise of the world fades into the background like a bad dream you finally woke up from. Standing on this land feels strangely human. Primitive in the best possible way. East to southeast-facing ridges greet the morning sun while old logging roads wind throughout the property like veins carrying stories from another era. Multiple springs still flow here. Quietly. Steadily. Long before any of us arrived and long after we’re gone. This has been family land. Never offered publicly before. And you can feel it. The stories here aren’t manufactured marketing lines written in some downtown office tower. They’re real. Walking to school from this mountain. Doing homework by candlelight before electricity reached these hills. Gardens. Wood smoke. Hard winters. Families gathered around supper after long days of work. The kind of life people romanticize now because deep down they know something important was lost along the way. And maybe that’s what you’ve been searching for without even realizing it. Not just acreage. Not just another investment. A reset button. There are multiple build sites scattered throughout the property depending on your vision. A cabin tucked into the folds of the mountain. A family homestead. A retreat compound. A place to disappear for a while and remember who you were before the world got so loud. Carl Sagan once described Earth as a “pale blue dot” suspended in a sunbeam. Tiny. Temporary. Fragile. Standing on this mountain, you start realizing how little of the noise actually matters. Maybe the goal was never to climb higher in the rat race. Maybe the goal was simply to step out of it. Come walk it with us. We’ll point out the springs, the old roads, the stories, and maybe even a few other brave souls who stepped away from the noise and found their version of IT out here in these mountains. Maybe your story becomes the next one told around the fire someday. See you in the woods.

This 13.3 acre private wooded homesite in Lookout Pointe offers sweeping, layered long-range mountain views, a year-round creek, and true privacy in Madison County NC, just over 30 minutes from the west side of Asheville. The terrain is steep overall, allowing for the breathtaking viewshed, and its natural woodland has many old logging roads that make great walking trails. The building area sits at roughly 3,700 feet, just below the road, where the ground levels out slightly to build for long-range views south over Sandymush and layered Blue Ridge peaks. Views are seasonal now, but selective clearing could open them year-round. Trails also lead past granite boulders to Little Sandymush Creek, which tumbles over small waterfalls along the western border. A septic permit was previously approved for a 4-bedroom home. It has since expired but shows what is possible on this land. A Helene-caused slope failure along the road has been repaired, making this ready for you to build your vision. This is a rare find for a buyer wanting big views, privacy, and a water feature. A true mountain retreat or forever homesite.

33 Acre Mountain Tract Near Asheville with Long-Range Views & Streams A rare opportunity to own a large-acreage mountain property just minutes from downtown Asheville, North Carolina. This 33-acre tract offers long-range mountain views, multiple natural water features, and exceptional privacy in one of the most desirable areas of Western North Carolina. Located in Leicester, NC, this property combines convenience with seclusion—positioned at a high elevation with sweeping views overlooking the surrounding mountains and toward Asheville. Property Features Include: • 33-acre private mountain tract • Long-range mountain views at high elevation • Multiple streams, waterfalls, and springheads • Mature hardwood trees throughout • No restrictions • Off state-maintained road access • Power available • Fiber optic available • Well and septic ready • Subdivision potential Location Highlights: • Minutes to downtown Asheville, NC • Minutes to the Blue Ridge Parkway • Close to the French Broad River • Near Pisgah National Forest (800,000+ acres) • Near Nantahala National Forest • Close to Mars Hill and Weaverville • Access to world-class fishing, hiking, and outdoor recreation • Nearby dining, shopping, and entertainment Enjoy everything mountain living has to offer—from scenic drives along the Blue Ridge Parkway and hiking nearby trails to exploring waterfalls, fishing local streams, and year-round outdoor recreation. At LW Land, we offer exclusive buyer incentives, including: • Cash buyer discounts available • Simple, guaranteed financing options • No bank fees or prepayment penalties • Camping permitted once under contract • Veteran and service professional incentives available Lots starting at $199,900 Limited inventory available. Call today to secure your property. Call 1-855-568-5263 Follow us on Instagram for the latest inventory: LWLand_Development ID 19841510

Limited Time Liquidation – First Come, First Serve – Starting at $19,900 A rare opportunity to secure mountain land in a highly desirable location near the Appalachian Trail. Only a limited number of lots are available, and they will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis with no set release date. Call 1-855-568-5263 for details. These properties are ideal for families, outdoor enthusiasts, or anyone looking to enjoy a private mountain setting with access to a wide range of community amenities and nearby recreation. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Gated community with controlled access • Grand lodge for gatherings and events • Fishing pond for relaxing outdoor enjoyment • Private waterfall park and scenic trail • Established hiking trails throughout the property • Frisbee golf course • Internet and phone service available • Abundant wildlife and natural surroundings LOCATION Located within Pisgah National Forest, this property offers both privacy and convenience with easy access to nearby rivers, trails, and towns. Nearby destinations include: • Less than 1 mile to Big Laurel River and Laurel River Store • 3 miles to the French Broad River • 1.5 miles to the Appalachian Trail • 3 miles to Hot Springs, NC • 35 minutes to Asheville • 45 minutes to the Blue Ridge Parkway AREA RECREATION & LIFESTYLE This region is known for its outdoor recreation and vibrant nearby towns. Enjoy: • Hiking along the Appalachian Trail and surrounding mountain trails • Fishing in rivers and streams filled with trout, bass, and more • Rafting and kayaking on some of the Southeast’s best whitewater • Swimming and floating on the French Broad River • Seasonal mountain views and fall foliage • Exploring Asheville’s dining, arts, breweries, and wineries • Visiting the Biltmore Estate • Relaxing in the natural hot springs of Hot Springs, NC Follow us for new land releases and updates: Instagram: @lwland_development SIMPLE BUYING PROCESS Before you visit the property, we will send you: • Plat map showing property boundaries • Directions and access details • Property information and available lot options We offer a straightforward purchase process with flexible options for buyers, including cash discounts and easy in-house financing. Contact us today to learn more and secure one of the final available lots before they are gone. Call 1-855-568-5263 ID 26630088

-Incredible Asheville, NC location with almost 4,000 feet in elevation for cooler temperatures and never-ending long range mountain views -Escape to your piece of heaven among towering hardwoods with views of Mount Mitchell -Your mountain retreat awaits inside this rustic community with direct walking trails to waterfalls -Four seasons and beautiful fall foliage. -Call 877-821-7518 ext. 5608 for details -Special liquidation pricing: $89,900 (compare to other neighboring listed comps at $99,900!!)

An exceptional opportunity to own a truly one of a kind custom home offering remarkable privacy, architectural character, and even the potential for hydroelectric power. Set on a gorgeous unrestricted parcel near some of the area s most impressive high end homes, this property is anything but ordinary. The dramatic great room alone is worth the visit, with soaring space, distinctive design, and the kind of character that simply cannot be replicated in a cookie cutter home. Throughout, modern design blends beautifully with warm farmhouse influences to create a home that feels creative, soulful, and inviting. The basement includes a spacious workshop that is especially well suited for artists, craftspeople, makers, or anyone looking for dedicated studio or project space. With unrestricted land and a relaxed, live and let live atmosphere in the surrounding neighborhood, this is a property that offers unusual freedom to create, explore, and truly make it your own. Private and peaceful, yet approximately 35 minutes from downtown Asheville, this is a rare opportunity for buyers seeking space, individuality, inspiration, and a setting that feels worlds away from the ordinary. The photos simply cannot capture the scale, setting, or feeling of this property. It is the kind of home that needs to be experienced in person. The house is larger than it appears - call for details! Schedule your private showing today.

WOW! Excellent Value in Hot Springs NC!The views alone are worth the drive but it s the combination of gentle topography, usable land, and pure possibility that makes this offering truly rare. Whether you envision a boutique glamping retreat, a dog-friendly resort, a private estate, or something entirely your own, the canvas is here and ready. Currently operating as a small RV campground, the infrastructure is already in place. The property features two full RV hookups with power, water, and septic (there are two separate septic systems offering flexibility for expansion). A charming bathhouse with laundry and a well-appointed park model provide immediate functionality. Both the park model and the impressive 30x50 pole barn are equipped with their own 200-amp electrical service. The pole barn also has a dedicated septic system, making it primed for partial conversion into a studio apartment, expanded living space, workshop, or additional camper accommodations. The groundwork has been thoughtfully laid for growth. This is also suitable as an equestrian property! Included in this deal is a 2018 GMC truck and a new trailer for hauling. It's everything you would need!The land itself is a pleasure to explore mostly level, with a blend of open pasture and woods, plus established trails winding throughout. Mostly fenced with easy access, it s as practical as it is beautiful. Significant investment has been made in the landscaping, with Emerald Green arborvitae and magnolia trees enhancing privacy and creating a welcoming, polished feel across the property. Opportunities with this level of infrastructure, flexibility, and natural beauty don t come along often. Call today to schedule your private showing.

Embrace mountain living on Lot #14 of Grasslands Parkway, a 2.98-acre parcel in The Preserve at Little Pine (now Grassland Mountain Preserve), Marshall, NC. Surrounded by 1,800 acres of preserved wilderness, this property is near a stocked pond, offering a peaceful retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy exclusive community amenities, including an equestrian center, an observatory, and a mountain lodge with breathtaking views from over 4,000 feet. Residents also have access to the W. C. Ward Pavilion & Pond, extensive hiking and UTV trails, and shared privileges at French Broad Crossing. Just 19 miles from Asheville, this lot offers the perfect blend of privacy, nature, and modern conveniences. Create your dream home in this one-of-a-kind mountain sanctuary.

Own a rare slice of paradise with 240 feet of private frontage on the highly sought-after Delayed Harvest waters of Shelton Laurel River. Spanning nearly 6 unrestricted-feeling acres, this one-of-a-kind mountain retreat offers the perfect blend of adventure, privacy, and flexibility. Enjoy exclusive access to the river for trout fishing, tubing, swimming, or simply relaxing by the water, plus an additional 2.5-acre community riverfront common area just upstream. Whether you're dreaming of a mountain getaway, short-term rental investment, or future cabin build, this property is ready to go. Light restrictions allow for a minimum 700 sq ft build and even permit camper use up to 6 months per year ideal for hassle-free weekends in the mountains. A gated keypad entrance adds peace of mind, while a 2-bedroom perc permit is already on file. Electricity and high-speed internet are available at the driveway, and low annual POA fees cover road and common area maintenance. Explore the property s existing roughed-in hiking trails, complete with color-coded trail markers, benches and fire pits, or venture out to nearby outdoor destinations including the Laurel River Trail just minutes away and the Appalachian Trail only 12 minutes from your doorstep. The charming town of Hot Springs is a quick 15-minute drive for dining, shopping, and soaking in local mountain culture. With seasonal mountain and river views, endless recreation, and short-term rentals allowed, this is the kind of property buyers wait years to find.

It s so peaceful up here. This ridge-line lot feels private and pristine, yet it s remarkably easy to reach. A level building site is ready for your dream home, with underground utilities, a cleared path, and healthy trees all around. Access is simple an easy climb for any vehicle and once you re here, the views are stunning: currently a 280 winter panorama, with the option to spindle trees for even broader year-round vistas. The HOA is present but low-key, just $600/year for road upkeep, signage, and maintenance. You ll love the gorgeous drive in, and you re only about 10 minutes from I-26.3 acres. Quiet. Accessible. Scenic.4 min from lot to Seven Glens entry, 7 min from lot to D and D grocery on Barnardsville Hiway, 11 min from lot to I-26, 20 min from lot to downtown Weaverville, 28 min from lot to downtown AVL!This is the land you ve been dreaming about.

Private wooded lot tucked back at the end of a cul-de-sac. The terrain is gently sloping and very buildable with a driveway access already started into the property. Expired septic permit in place for a 3 bedroom home. If you're quiet enough, you'll catch a glimpse of the deer who like to hang around. Access to property is paved and maintained by the HOA. Seven Glens is a stunning community that is well established in Western North Carolina. 25 min to downtown Asheville, 15 min to Weaverville, and 10 min to Mars Hill. Located in Madison County just across the Buncombe County line. Enjoy hiking, biking, golf, rock climbing, fishing, rafting, and skiing nearby. Or find a local coffee shop, brewery, or park for a more relaxed mountain experience. Great opportunity to build your mountain getaway.

Sit in the hot tub on the rear deck and enjoy the mountain tops in the distance to the east, and the deer playing on the meadow to the north. This sturdy, recently refurbished, 4 bed 2 bath home is really neat! There are two ensuite arrangements. One up front, and one in the back! The front deck has new expanded wire railing and fresh 8x8 support column. Sit there, and you will enjoy spectacular sunsets over the nearby knoll not far away. Or look to the southwest and check out the northern most ridge of the famous Bluff Mountain. (They have a Bluff Mountain Festival in town every early June). Walking into the living room you are greeted by an array of cute little pigs at every turn! The front bedroom en-suite features a king bed with curious bovines. Cows of every description will delight you in both the bed and bathroom! "Live Like Someone Left the Gate Open"! The bedroom across from that bathroom is loaded with bashful bunnies and features a queen bed with a pull-out trundle underneath. Sleeps three! In the back bedroom en-suite you find a queen bed while the numerous goats will keep you amused throughout. In the kitchen and dining room you will feast your eyes on the roosters and hens in every corner! Totally redone inside with all of the hardwood floors refinished and new paint throughout. Tastefully adorned with festive drapes and furnishings. Sold completely furnished! There's both a large shed the size of a double car garage, just no garage doors on it. Also, there's a good size pumphouse, right next to the old hitching post. This land of more than an acre borders the meadow to the north, where deer play and nurse their young. The city of Hot Springs North Carolina is the busy hub of a host of cool activities. The Appalachian Trail literally walks down the main street thru town. The mighty French Broad River and Spring Creek, run thru the town and converge just to its northside. Rafting paddlers on the French Broad enjoy the town before or after their river run. Bikers ride "The Rattler" thru the nearby Pisgah Forest, then rest and relax on Bridge Street. The Hot Springs Resort offers full spa services as well as mineral laden hot spring water soaks. A variety of shops, galleries, markets, restaurants, a campground and a hardware store create a full environment in town. The main Norfolk Southern railroad artery from Asheville to Knoxville runs thru frequently. US 25/70, once the only main travel artery from Knoxville to Asheville still drives across both rivers here.

What a fabulous NEW price on this lovely mountain home. No HOA and short term rentals are A-OK! Located just outside of Leicester, in the popular Spring Creek Community, this mountain cabin location is the perfect balance between country living, privacy, and access. Closer to Asheville than Hot Springs proper, but with favorable Madison Country taxes and fast fiber internet! Here you can relax on the wrap around porch while breathing in fresh mountain air. You'll enjoy easy, one level living, and level access from this low maintenance property. Summertime is cool & green at 3600 ft above sea level! What a great escape from the heat this would be as a second home! Things are just more special on the mountain, & this comfortable cabin is sure to inspire if you seek an easy to access, close to Asheville, Blue Ridge Mountain getaway! Your biggest decision will be where to sit on the porch! Flowing stream beside your own private gazebo, and waterfall feature are sure to delight! Open air work space below home, with a bench ready for your next project.

**Small Home BIG Life!** Welcome to the perfect mountain cabin retreat! Nestled in the woods of Marshall, NC, in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this charming site-built cabin offers privacy, tranquility, and more than 20 acres to explore. Sold fully furnished, this turnkey property features a proven rental history and excellent investment potential. Conveniently located just 40 minutes from Asheville and 15 minutes from downtown Marshall, this cozy getaway blends rustic mountain charm with modern comfort. The loft-style sleeping area accommodates a queen bed and bunk beds, while the main level features a full kitchen and full bath with a tub. Relax year-round beside the wood-burning fireplace or enjoy efficient heating and cooling with the new mini-split system installed in 2025, plus a propane backup heater. Step outside onto multiple decks to take in seasonal mountain views, then unwind in the brand-new hot tub surrounded by the peaceful sights and sounds of nature. Adventure is never far away. Enjoy easy access to horseback riding, whitewater rafting, kayaking, ziplining, ropes courses, mountain biking, hiking, and the French Broad River, all within a short drive. Experience some of Western North Carolina's premier outdoor destinations while still enjoying complete privacy and seclusion. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, vacation getaway, or income-producing short-term rental, this private mountain retreat delivers the perfect blend of comfort, adventure, and mountain living.

Private, wooded lot with level build site at the bottom for easy access. Or build at the top of the lot for mountain views after select tree removal! Well is already on site. Access to property is paved and maintained by the HOA. Seven Glens is a stunning community that is well established in Western North Carolina. 25 min to downtown Asheville, 15 min to Weaverville, and 10 min to Mars Hill. Located in Madison County just across the Buncombe County line. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, biking, rock climbing, fishing, rafting, and skiing nearby. Or find a local coffee shop, brewery, or park for a more relaxed mountain experience. Great opportunity for an individual or a builder's dream site.

This handcrafted log home took about two and a half years to complete. The Northern White Pine logs reportedly came from a stand of trees in the Pisgah National Forest that was part of a 60-year a forest service project. This fully-furnished mountain retreat is already set up for short-term rental use, delivering long-range mountain views, beautiful surroundings including a neighboring vineyard, and a large front and back yard. There's no shortage of storage either. A walk-in crawlspace (the kind you stand up in) and a separate storage building give you room for tools, decorations, or about anything else mountain living calls for. Just minutes from downtown Marshall and an easy drive to Asheville, you get a taste of the country without sacrificing convenience. High-speed internet is available, so remote work days or STR guests are covered. Whether you're looking for a full-time home, a weekend retreat, or an investment property, this home checks every box.

152.8 acres of Appalachian land in the Spillcorn community. Spillcorn is one of Madison County's oldest and most storied communities, with roots stretching back to the late 1780s when early settlers carved out homesteads in the Laurel Valley a valley whose very name, local lore holds, comes from a load of corn that spilled from a wagon along the steep creek roads. A gravel drive winds into wooded seclusion where trails crisscross the property, a pond reflects the seasons, and deer and wildlife far outnumber the neighbors. Climb to the protected ridgeline for layered mountain views that remind you why people fall in love with Western North Carolina. Along the lower boundary, a gentle creek borders an open field ideal for a garden, a pasture, or a gathering spot under the open sky. Build a cabin, start a homestead, ride the trails, or keep it as your weekend escape. With varied terrain and endless potential, this is a rare chance to own your own piece of the mountains all about an hour from Asheville's shops, dining, and culture. Ready for your vision.

Tucked into the mountains of Mars Hill near the Madison/Yancey County line, nearly 59 acres that have remained in the same family since the 1800s are being offered for sale for the first time. For the first time in generations, this Madison County mountain property is ready for its next chapter. This is the kind of land buyers search for and rarely find all in one tract. Start at the bottom with open pasture, a beautiful old barn, creek, and a spring. Remnants of the property s long history are still here, including a primitive cabin and old dwelling. They are being conveyed as-is, with no value attributed and no representation as to condition or suitability for occupancy, but they offer a glimpse into the generations who called this mountain home. Then follow the mountain upward through mature woods, along an existing rough road and trail system, where the elevation climbs, the privacy deepens, and long-range mountain views begin to open up near the top. For the buyer with vision, the possibilities are wide open: create a private mountain estate, establish a homestead, explore the potential for a family compound, hunt, hike, ride ATVs, keep the pasture open, or simply own a substantial piece of Western North Carolina and preserve it for the next generation. Twin Oaks Road is paved nearly to the property. From there, the interior road climbs, and it is currently best suited for ATV or appropriate four-wheel-drive access. No septic or electrical service is currently installed. Buyers should independently verify septic suitability, utilities, access, structural condition, and suitability of the property for their intended use. There are plenty of places to buy acreage. There are far fewer places where you get pasture, water, a barn, history, privacy, mountain views, and nearly 59 acres to make entirely your own. Call me today to schedule a showing!

Enjoy year-round, long-range mountain views from this inviting home in Mars Hill, in the sought-after Traditions Way community, known for its peaceful mountain setting, well-maintained homes and welcoming atmosphere. Residents enjoy community scenic ponds, a clubhouse and beautifully maintained common areas, all surrounded by the natural beauty of Western North Carolina. Conveniently just minutes from downtown Mars Hill and a short drive to Asheville, Traditions Way offers a balance of privacy, convenience and mountain living. The main level features hardwood floors in the primary living areas, fresh interior paint, a dedicated office space with high speed internet available and a cozy gas fireplace. The spacious primary suite includes a private bath with jetted tub and a screened porch positioned to capture mountain views. Quartz countertops enhance the kitchen, primary bath and powder room. Upstairs, a loft provides flexible living space, along with two guest bedrooms, each featuring its private bath. The intimate backyard offers a peaceful retreat with a stone patio and walkway, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Additional highlights include a full-house generator and a detached garage connected by a covered breezeway, with pull-down stairs leading to abundant overhead storage. New Heat Pump and new hot water heater installed in 2026, short term rentals allowed. With its combination of scenic beauty, community amenities and easy access to dining, shopping, outdoor recreation and area universities, this home offers an exceptional mountain lifestyle in one of Mars Hill s desirable communities.

With 2.16 acres with southern exposure directly on the French Broad River, this lot is sure to impress with its long-range mountain and sunset views. Whether you're dreaming of building a mountain home or the perfect vacation getaway, this site offers an easy build. Located in French Broad Crossing, a gated conservation community just 40 minutes from Asheville, you'll enjoy a lifestyle surrounded by nature and top-notch amenities - including the River Lodge, Fitness Center, Pool, River Park, Treehouse, and miles of walking trails. Take in the beauty of the French Broad River flowing right below and wake up to stunning sunrises and expansive mountain vistas. End your day watching the sunset from the River Lodge, gather with family and friends around the fire, or unwind on the trails. This is the place to escape the hustle and bustle and truly breathe. Copyright © 2025 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.

Looking for country living without feeling isolated? Welcome to this unique home inMountain Meadows Intentional Community. Feel connected in this beautiful neighborhood, with numerous opportunities to enjoy the peace of nature as well asmake lasting friendships with neighbors. The custom pavilion, walking paths andorganic community garden area are examples of the great amenities that thiscommunity has to offer. This 2019 certified green built home was thoughtfully designed to blend artisticcraftsmanship with everyday functionality, beginning with the potential for 1 floor living. Itoffers an open layout with luxury vinyl plank flooring, wood trim, and a beautiful customkitchen. The laundry room has floor to ceiling storage and a doggy door leading to thefenced yard. The main floor is completed by a primary suite, a cozy office and half bath. You will feel like you are in a treehouse in the woods on the elevated deck off the diningarea. There are 3 additional bedrooms and a bath in the walkout basement. With avintage 1955 Montgomery Ward sink in the kitchenette and hot and cold running waterjust outside both sets of sliding glass doors, these spaces are perfect for bedrooms, hobbiesor additional office space. Accessible by inside, outside stairs, or gravel path, the lowerlevel can also be an in-law suite. The mechanical room is tucked away with plenty ofadditional storage space. Surrounded by woods, there is enough light for established organic garden areas. The2-car garage has its own electrical panel with a 220 outlet for your kiln or electricvehicle. The end of the road location offers the feel of a private retreat while remaining incrediblyconvenient: just 10 minutes to downtown Mars Hill 20 minutes to Weaverville, Marshall,or Burnsville, and 30 minutes to Asheville. The property did not experience any floodingor damage from Hurricane Helene. French Broad Electric provides both electricity andhigh speed internet to this house - both of which were restored 1 day after the storm.