Ashe County, North Carolina Land For Sale (65 results)

Mountain Retreat with Panoramic Views in Todd, NC Tucked away atop 13+ acres, this exceptional mountain retreat offers the rare combination of privacy, scale, and breathtaking scenery. Thoughtfully maintained and richly detailed, this nearly 5,000-square-foot log home blends classic mountain character with refined comfort in a setting designed to both impress and unwind. Recently enhanced with a fresh exterior stain (2023) and a new dual-fuel gas furnace with heat pump, the home delivers beauty with modern efficiency. Step inside to an unforgettable first impression-an expansive wall of glass floods the interior with natural light while perfectly framing the surrounding mountain views. The heart of the home features an open kitchen and dining area overlooking a dramatic two-story great room with soaring ceilings, a striking stone fireplace, and warm all-wood finishes throughout. The kitchen is both functional and inviting, offering granite countertops, farmhouse sink, abundant cabinetry, and a large walk-in pantry, great for gatherings large or small. The main-level primary suite provides a peaceful retreat with direct access to the back deck, a spacious en-suite bath, and walk-in closet. Two additional guest bedrooms and a full bath complete the main floor. Upstairs, a versatile loft space serves beautifully as a TV or game room, home office, or reading nook, accompanied by an additional full bath. Designed for true mountain living, the outdoor spaces are equally impressive-enjoy a large open deck complete with hot tub, welcoming covered front porch anchored by patio and stone outdoor fireplace, and a lower-level patio with hammock and corn hole court for year-round enjoyment. The finished basement expands the living space with a generous recreation room featuring a Murphy bed, a half bath, and a fourth bedroom with en-suite bath, great for guests or extended stays. Adding to the property's versatility is a separate tiny house, well-suited for guest accommodations, studio space, or additional storage. Surrounded by abundant wildlife and natural beauty, this serene retreat is perfectly positioned between West Jefferson and Boone, offering peaceful seclusion without sacrificing convenience. A rare opportunity to own a refined mountain escape in the heart of the High Country-schedule your showing today. Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

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.

Owner Financing: - $397 down (plus the $499 doc fee) - $397 down $391.50/Mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) This piece of ground sits back from West Jefferson, tucked into the hills along a route that keeps the area quiet. That seclusion is the whole reason to want it. It sits far enough off the beaten path to feel like a genuine find, the kind of spot that stays with you once you have seen it. If you already know the feeling you are chasing when you picture owning something like this. A fixed spot in the mountains that is entirely yours, this is written with you in mind. This is a 1.08 acre parcel in Ashe County, North Carolina, at West Jefferson, NC 28694, listed under parcel number OLD 15231047009 (NEW 152965549339). It is Raw Vacant Land. The road in stays dirt and carries some character and roughness of its own, and that roughness is part of what keeps this stretch as calm as it is. The access leads to a lower corner of the property, marking the clearest way onto the land. Arriving at that corner puts you right at the edge of the rise, with the ground announcing itself immediately underfoot. Once you are standing on it, the parcel climbs steadily across the lot, giving it a natural rise and a noticeable change in elevation from one end to the other. That rise is what gives this ground the feel of untouched high country. Thick rhododendron wraps most of the parcel, adding privacy and cover from the trees on every side, closing this stretch of ground off from whatever is happening down in town. At this elevation, leaf drop in the colder months tends to open up wider sightlines across the ridges, though the exact view from this parcel is worth confirming with a visit or current photos. Walking the parcel once the leaves are down tends to reveal more of the land than the fuller summer canopy allows. Mountain land like this changes with each season, and that is part of its appeal. The rhododendron across this parcel tends to bloom in late spring. Adding color to growth that stays green most of the year. Summer fills the canopy in fully, turning the wooded sections into deep shade. Fall shifts the light while the thicker growth keeps its privacy intact. Winter is the season when the bare trees let the sightlines open up the widest they get all year. West Jefferson sits twenty to thirty minutes away, close enough for groceries, hardware, or a meal in town without turning it into a production. But, it's also far enough that this stretch of ground still feels like its own place once you turn off the main road. Ashe County carries a reputation for mountain agriculture and small scale farming. That same unhurried pace shows up in how spread out and calm the parcels are once you get outside of town. Ashe County sits high enough in the Blue Ridge to carry its own slower pace of living, with elevation that keeps summers noticeably cooler up here. That elevation is part of the draw for anyone moving into these hills, and it carries a stillness of its own. This is a place built around its own distance and pace, which is exactly the point for the person this land is for. This lot fits someone who wants one fixed spot in the mountains that is entirely theirs, already reserved for every weekend they want to use it. There is a particular kind of relief that comes from a place that runs entirely on your own schedule, where you decide when you arrive and when you leave. This is ground you can settle into now and use exactly as it is, with zoning here allowing part time camping and off grid use. It is worth confirming current placement rules with the county before setting anything up. The land itself is built for exactly that kind of use, ready whenever you want to unplug and just as ready when you head back next time. That is the shift ownership creates. This corner is already yours, waiting exactly as you left it the last time you were here, ready anytime the mood strikes. Ownership here breaks down simply. Buy for cash: $17,997 Or... Use our financing: $397 down and $391.50 a month for 60 months. A $499 non-refundable doc fee applies to either path and is due with the down payment. Annual taxes run about $48 a year, small enough that it should not weigh heavily either way you choose to buy. If you have been waiting for a spot up here that stays quiet, this could be the one. Owning ground like this deserves a real conversation. Call our team today and let's talk about making this piece of ground yours, starting this season. We guide you through every step so you know exactly what you are getting before anything is signed, and you will be speaking with someone who takes the time to get it right. State: NC County: Ashe Zip: 28694 Size: 1.08 acres Apn: 15231047009 Legal Description: County Records: LOT 9 OFF 1177 (PRIVATE) Deed: All that certain lot or parcel of land-situated in Pine Swamp Township, Ashe County, North Carolina and more particularly described as follows: PARCEL #9 of BIRCHWOOD ACRES, as recorded in Plat Book, Page 9 of the Public Records of Ashe County, North Carolina. Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 36.347256, -81.492658 Ne: 36.347047, -81.492027 Sw: 36.346713, -81.493141 Se: 36.346490, -81.492619 Elevation: 3,755 feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $48 per year Zoning: Residential Property, Recreational Property, Hunting Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Dirt Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Utilities Available nearby Owner Financing: - $397 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $499) $397 down $391.50/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.

Owner Financing: - $395 down (plus the $499 doc fee) - $395 down $383.18/Mo for 72 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) There is a sound that only exists in a few places left in this country. It is the sound of a creek moving over rock, with nothing else competing for your attention. No traffic. No neighbors mowing lawns. No notifications. Just water, wind through hardwoods, and the kind of stillness that makes you realize how loud your normal life actually is. This is 0.77 wooded acres on Klink Trail in Creston Township, Ashe County, North Carolina, and it was made for the person who feels most like themselves outside. You know the feeling already. It is the pull you get on a Friday afternoon when the week has worn you down and all you want is a fire, a tent, and ground that belongs to you. Most people who feel that pull spend years renting campsites, driving hours to public land, and fighting for a spot during peak season. This property exists so you do not have to do that anymore. A PLACE THAT IS ALREADY YOURS The land sits along a dirt road, which is normal for this part of Ashe County and keeps the area quiet and lightly traveled. A legal road easement is already in place, so your way in is protected and clear every time you come, with no guesswork about access before you arrive. Rural roads like this one are part of why properties out here stay this peaceful in the first place. Once you are on the property, mature hardwoods take over. The ground slopes gently toward the back, easing as it nears a small creek that runs mostly along the edge of the parcel rather than through it. On the right boundary, the land slopes down toward a fork of that same creek, and a short stretch of it touches the property before the two forks meet just beyond the back corner. It is the kind of detail you would only notice if you were standing there with a cup of coffee, watching the water move past your own land. This is not a manicured lot. It is real mountain ground, with moss on the forest floor and light breaking through the canopy in a way that feels unplanned and honest. For someone who wants a basecamp rather than a backyard, that is exactly the appeal. WHAT THIS LAND IS FOR This parcel carries no formal zoning, and Ashe County land use regulations apply. For a buyer who wants a personal camping retreat, here is what that means in practice. Camping on your own land is allowed for personal recreational use. Temporary stays for visits are generally permitted as well. Hobby use and outdoor activity fit naturally here. We are not going to walk you through every regulation in this listing. That conversation belongs on the phone, where we can talk through your specific plans and make sure you have accurate answers before you commit to anything. What we will say is this: if your version of ownership looks like a tent, a hammock, a fire ring, and weekends spent away from everything that usually demands your attention, this property was built for that kind of life. Not a build-out. Not a project. A place to disappear to. WHAT 0.77 ACRES ACTUALLY GIVES YOU It is easy to hear an acreage number and not know what to do with it. Picture this instead: enough room to set up a full camp without feeling crowded by your own gear, enough tree cover to pick a different spot to pitch a tent depending on the season, and enough buffer between you and the road that the only sounds you hear at night are the ones the woods make on their own. It is not a sprawling tract, and it does not need to be. For a basecamp, 0.77 acres is room enough to spread out a hammock, a fire ring, a cooler, and gear, without ever feeling like you are living on top of your own equipment. Most public campsites give you a fraction of that space and ask you to share a tree line with strangers. Here, every tree on the lot is yours to use, every season you come back. A COUNTY THAT MATCHES THE LAND Ashe County has not been smoothed over the way so many mountain areas have. West Jefferson still feels like a real town, with local restaurants and shops that have been there for generations rather than chains that moved in to capture tourist traffic. The New River runs through the county, one of the oldest rivers in the country and still clean enough to fish, kayak, and spend full afternoons beside. New River State Park, Pond Mountain, Three Top Mountain, and the Blue Ridge Parkway all sit nearby, giving you a wider stretch of public land to explore whenever you want to extend a weekend beyond your own property line. For someone whose idea of a good year includes more nights under the stars than nights on a couch, this corner of Ashe County offers a base that few other places can match. WHO THIS PROPERTY IS RIGHT FOR This is not a listing for someone chasing rental income or a quick flip. It is not for someone looking to build a permanent residence right away. It is for the person who already spends their free time outdoors and has been waiting for a piece of ground they do not have to share, book in advance, or drive three states to reach. If you already own a tent that has seen more weekends than your couch has, you already know what this property offers. If you have been eyeing public land reservations and wishing you had a spot that was simply yours, this solves that problem permanently. And if you have pictured a future where your kids grow up knowing how to build a fire, read a creek, and sit still in the woods, this land gives you the place to make that happen, year after year, without ever calling ahead to see if it is taken. There is a particular kind of relief in knowing a piece of ground will be waiting for you exactly as you left it. No reservation system. No competing for the good spot. No driving past a "site full" sign after three hours on the road. Just your land, your creek, and your trees, available the moment you decide to go. THE NUMBERS Cash Price: $19,995 Down Payment: $395 Monthly Payment: $383.18 per month for 72 months Doc Fee: $499, non-refundable Total due to get started: $894 No bank required. Owner financing is available, and the process stays simple from start to finish. Your non-refundable doc fee is due at signing along with your down payment, and from there, your monthly payment carries you through 72 months to full ownership. That is less than most families spend on a single guided camping trip, and at the end of it, you are not handing equipment back. You own 0.77 acres of wooded Ashe County ground outright, with a creek along its edge and hardwoods overhead, for as long as you want it. WHY THIS MATTERS MORE THAN THE PRICE TAG It is easy to look at a number like this and think of it as just land. But for the right buyer, this is something closer to permission. Permission to stop asking for time off to go somewhere wild. Permission to stop competing for a campsite. Permission to build a relationship with one piece of ground instead of a different one every trip. That is not something every buyer wants, and that is fine. This listing is not trying to be everything to everyone. It is trying to be exactly right for the person who already knows, deep down, that they need a place like this. READY TO TALK Land like this, with its own creek edge and real privacy this close to the Blue Ridge Parkway, does not stay on the market the way ordinary lots do. If you have been thinking about owning a piece of land you can disappear to, you already know that feeling is worth paying attention to. That kind of decision deserves a real conversation, not a rushed one. Ownership should feel clear before it feels final. Call our team today and let's talk through what this property could actually look like for you. You will speak with someone who knows this land and will walk you through the access, the use options, and the financing so you can decide with confidence. This is how we do it. State: NC County: Ashe Zip: 28615 Size: 0.77 acres Apn: 03080116015 Legal Description: PARCEL ID #03080116015; Lot No. 15 of Crestview Estates, Phase IV As known by street and number as: Vacant Land, Ashe County, North Carolina. Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 36.442090, -81.629620 Ne: 36.441928, -81.628967 Sw: 36.441584, -81.629865 Se: 36.441614, -81.629086 Elevation: 3,120 ft feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $48 per year Zoning: Residential Property, Recreational Property, Hunting Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Dirt Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Electric, Internet Owner Financing: - $395 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $499) $395 down $383.18/Mo for 72 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.

REDUCED!! - 15.3±Acre cattle farm ready to go! Great for homesteading and horses also. Approximately 10ac in high-quality fencing and well-maintained pastures, a year-round stream & wooded area. Included "As-Is" and of no value: equipment barn/shed, and small 3BR home built approximately in 1982 (converted double-wide), with well & utilities, including electric, fiber optic, cable & phone. Heating with oil & a nice wood stove. Cooling is handled by two window units installed in 2025. Septic system is for a 3BR home, and was pumped out fairly recently. The roof with metal cover was installed in 2017 according to best information available. The 2 small bedrooms and full bath at one end of the home will need new subflooring. The master bedroom and bath, the kitchen, the dining and living rooms, and the front porch have been updated to a more functional standard. Also included "As-Is" and of no value, is the equipment barn/shed is a multi-purpose building that works great for equipment and tool storage, a livestock shelter, and part of it has been adapted as a dog lot. The dwelling was lived in as recent as February 2026, and cattle were present on the farm at the same time. Pastures and fencing are considered to be of high quality and well-maintained. Adjoining 85± acres also for sale. Broker interest.

Owner Financing: - $449 down (plus the $499 doc fee) - $449 down $454.50/Mo for 72 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) Your kids do not know what it feels like to be somewhere with no signal. Not because the signal dropped for a minute. Because you drove somewhere intentionally somewhere with elevation and trees and enough distance from the ordinary week that the devices stop mattering. They do not know what it feels like to wake up somewhere cool and quiet and surrounded by forest with nowhere to be and nothing competing for their attention. You know what that would do for them. You have been thinking about it for longer than you have admitted to yourself. Not just a vacation. Something permanent. A place that is yours and theirs. A place they can come back to. This is 1.43 acres of wooded mountain land in Ashe County, North Carolina. Elevation 2,780 feet. Dense tree cover. Mountain views through the canopy. Access via Colt Run Rd in Grassy Creek. At 2,780 feet everything slows down whether you want it to or not. The air is cooler. The mornings are quieter. The Blue Ridge sits around you rather than in the distance, and that changes something in a person especially in a kid who has spent most of their life indoors in front of a screen. There is a particular quality to time at this elevation that does not exist at lower ground. The hours feel longer. The distractions feel further away. You look at your kids and they look different up here. Less distracted. More present. More like themselves. That is not an accident. That is what trees and altitude and genuine mountain land do to a family that shows up and lets it work on them. The forest on this parcel is the real thing. Dense, mature, and private in the way that only established tree cover can be. The canopy closes over the land completely in summer deep shade, cool air underneath it, the smell of bark and earth that you only find when the woods have been left alone long enough to grow into themselves. Your kids will disappear into it. That is not a concern. That is the point. The kind of unstructured time that children used to have as a matter of course and that most of them barely get anymore. A piece of mountain land in the woods at 2,780 feet gives that back to a family that is willing to make the drive. It gives you something to say yes to that is not complicated and does not require anyone to be entertained. Mountain views open through the tree line and extend across the surrounding ridges of the Blue Ridge. The seller has noted that long-range views are achievable with some selective clearing from this position. In fall the color comes across those ridges in waves red and orange and gold rolling across the hills until the first cold morning takes it all back. In winter the views open further through the bare branches. In spring the green comes back fast and vivid. In summer the canopy closes and the forest becomes its own world. Four complete seasons on a piece of ground that belongs to your family. The trip is different every time. The land is always exactly what it was. Think about what a weekend up here actually looks like. You arrive in the afternoon and the week starts falling away before you even step out of the car. The kids are out the door and into the trees before you have finished unloading. You sit somewhere and the mountain air works on you. Nobody is asking for anything. The evening comes in quietly. The next morning you wake up early because the silence woke you and you do not mind. You stay longer than you planned because leaving feels wrong. That is the version of your family this land gives you access to. That is what you are buying. That is the thing about owning land rather than renting a cabin or booking a vacation rental. It waits for you. It does not get sold out from under you or rebooked to someone else. When your kids want to come back and they will want to come back it is there. When they are teenagers and you want to show them something real, it is there. When they are grown and you want to bring them back to the place where they spent those summers, it is still there. That is what land does. It holds. Grassy Creek is a quiet part of Ashe County. Colt Run Rd runs through it without fanfare mountain road, natural terrain, the kind of place where the drive in feels like an arrival rather than just a route. The area has not been overrun. It still looks and feels like what mountain land in the Blue Ridge is supposed to look and feel like. That matters when you are choosing a place to bring your family year after year. The character of the surrounding area is part of what your family will carry home every time they leave. It gets into the kids the same way it gets into you. Slowly and permanently. West Jefferson is nearby when you need it. Real restaurants, independent shops, a main street with roots. The New River runs through the county clean and old and full of life. Kids who have never kayaked a river or fished a mountain creek tend to want to come back and do it again. The area around Ashe County gives families something to explore beyond the land itself enough to fill a full weekend without leaving the mountains. When you need the town it is close. When you need the mountain it is right there. Ashe County is the kind of place that families find and return to. Not because it was marketed to them. Because it is genuinely what it appears to be honest mountain land in the Blue Ridge, unhurried and real, at an elevation that reminds everyone who visits what it feels like to be somewhere that matters. The families who find it tend to come back every season. Their kids bring their own kids eventually. That is the kind of place this is. The numbers are straightforward. Cash price is $23,697. Annual taxes approximately $84 a year. APN: OLD 05322092041 / NEW 053002090094. Owner financing available with no bank and no approval process. Get started with $449 down plus a one-time, non-refundable $499 doc fee $948 total at signing. From there, $454.50 a month for 72 months and this land in Ashe County is yours. At the end of 72 months the payments stop. The land does not go anywhere. For $454.50 a month your family owns a wooded mountain ridge at 2,780 feet in Ashe County, North Carolina. A place to come back to. A place your kids will ask about on a Tuesday in February when the school year feels endless and they need something to look forward to. A place that earns the drive every single time and asks nothing of you except that you show up. Most parents who bring their kids up here for the first time say the same thing on the drive home. They talk about coming back. Not someday. Soon. The kids are already asking when before the first trip is finished. That is the thing about the mountains at this elevation. It does not take long for it to become the thing they look forward to most. Owning the land means you can say yes every single time they ask. Without calling anyone. Without booking anything. Without worrying it is already taken. There is a moment that happens on a trip like this. You are sitting somewhere and the kids are in the trees and everyone is doing something that has nothing to do with a device. You look around and you think I want more of this for them. If you know that moment and you want to give it to your family more often and on your own land, this parcel was written for you. Call us. No pitch on the other end. Just an honest talk about the land and whether it is the right fit for your family. This is how we do it. State: NC County: Ashe Zip: 28631 Size: 1.43 acres Apn: 05322092041 Legal Description: Being Lot 41 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: 36.553752, -81.383178 Ne: 36.554101, -81.383401 Sw: 36.554187, -81.382025 Se: 36.554579, -81.382513 Elevation: 2,780 ft. feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $84 per year Zoning: Recreational Property, Residential Property, Hunting Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Gravel Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Electric Owner Financing: - $449 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $499) $449 down $454.50/Mo for 72 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.

Owner Financing: - $384 down (plus the $499 doc fee) - $384 down $383.40/Mo for 72 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) There is a ridge in Ashe County, North Carolina where the mountains open up through the tree line and the only sound on a still morning is the wind moving through the elevation. It sits above the noise. Above the road. Above everything that has been pulling at your attention for longer than you want to admit. This is 1.37 acres on that ridge. Elevated. Private. With seasonal views already visible and long range views possible with some selective clearing over time. Some people spend years drawing a version of a place like this in their head. A small clearing. A cabin with a porch that faces the tree line. Mornings that belong to them. No lease. No timeline set by someone else. Most people carry that picture for a long time before they do anything about it waiting for the right property to appear, for the moment to feel obvious. What usually happens is that the moment never announces itself the way they expected. It just shows up quietly in the form of a listing. And then you either move on it, or you close the tab and keep waiting. The parcel sits on an elevated ridge in Ashe County with seasonal mountain views already visible through the tree line. Aerial photographs show the elevation clearly this is genuine ridge land, not a flat cut tucked against a hillside. The surrounding mountains are not far off in the distance. They are right there. At 1.37 acres, there is real room to work with. Enough for a modest cabin footprint and a cleared sitting area with a view that opens up over the ridge. Enough for a trail through the trees to a quiet spot, a fire pit set back from the edge, and room to park your gear without everything feeling crowded. The seller has noted that long range views are possible from this position with some selective clearing over time. The bones are already here for what you are building toward. An intermittent creek bed runs through the property and comes alive after rainfall the kind of detail that does not always show up on a listing sheet but matters once you are standing on the land. Deer signs have been noted across multiple areas of the parcel. This land already has its own rhythm before you ever put anything on it. That kind of character does not get manufactured. It is already here. Cell service reaches the property. Power is accessible at the start of Endless Way. And just past this parcel, a small community of off-grid cabin owners has already made this mountain their chosen place. They found this road and this ridge and decided it was right. That kind of community does not form around bad land. For the buyer who has been thinking seriously about an off-grid footprint, this is the kind of property where a plan becomes possible. The acreage gives you enough room to place a small structure thoughtfully a cabin built for simplicity and designed around what you actually need rather than what someone else decided a home should look like. A wood stove. A covered porch facing the view. Solar panels. A garden plot where the afternoon light hits longest. Rainwater collection if that is the direction you are headed. That is not a fantasy. That is a plan. And 1.37 acres of ridge land in western North Carolina is a legitimate place to start executing on it. The people who find their way to this kind of land are usually not looking for a shortcut. They have been thinking about this for a long time and they want to do it right. This parcel rewards that kind of patience. The ridge is real. The elevation is real. The views are real. What you build here will reflect how carefully you chose the ground you built it on. The surrounding area reflects the same spirit. Off-grid cabin owners just past this parcel have already done it. They came out here with a vision and they built something real. Power is nearby if you want it. Cell service works. Beyond that, you decide how connected or disconnected your life here looks. That decision belongs to you. The property is accessed from Jones Ranch Road in Ashe County. The road begins as high quality gravel running alongside a creek before transitioning to a maintained dirt road that carries you up through Hollow Point and Endless Way. A vehicle with higher clearance makes the trip smoother, especially in summer when the road narrows with seasonal growth. The drive is quiet. By the time you arrive at the parcel, you already feel how removed this place is from everything you left behind. That is not a flaw. It is the point. This kind of access acts as its own filter, and for the right buyer, the drive in is where the weekend actually begins. Ashe County sits in the mountains of western North Carolina and has remained one of the more genuine corners of the region. Not a resort destination. Not a market that has been repackaged for second-home buyers at a premium. Real mountain country with open land, outdoor access, honest small towns, and scenery that does not require a pitch. The South Fork of the New River runs nearby clean, calm water built for kayaking, fishing, or long quiet mornings where the goal is simply to be somewhere that feels right. West Jefferson is the closest town. It is a real mountain community with local restaurants and shops close enough for a supply run without pulling you out of the mood you came out here to find. People who know western North Carolina have been watching Ashe County for a while. The land values have not yet caught up to the scenery, but they are starting to. Buyers already in this market made the right call. It is still possible to find land here that nobody else has touched yet a parcel that has not been subdivided, marketed to death, or priced to reflect someone else's speculation. That is a rare thing in the mountains of North Carolina. What remains at prices that reflect real value is worth paying attention to. Ashe County's Rural Residential and Agricultural zoning gives buyers on a parcel this size a solid range of options as plans develop. Temporary camping is generally allowed. Temporary RV use is permitted. A single family cabin or home is permitted as the vision develops over time. Accessory buildings including sheds, barns, and small outbuildings are generally allowed. Permanent RV living and long term camping may require septic and the appropriate permits. We recommend confirming your specific plans with the Ashe County Planning Department before moving forward. If you are not sure how to approach that conversation or what questions to ask, call us first. We will help you prepare for it. APN: 15231047048 / New APN: 152965644257 Cash Price: $19,995 Down Payment: $384 Monthly Payment: $383.40 per month for 72 months Total due at signing (including doc fee): $883 Non-refundable doc fee: $499 Owner financing is available and no bank is required. The total due at signing is $883 that is the $384 down payment plus the $499 non-refundable doc fee. From there, $383.40 a month for 72 months and this ridge in Ashe County is yours outright. Owner financing at this price point also means you are not sitting across from a bank explaining your situation. You are buying directly. The down payment gets you started. The monthly payment keeps you in it. No approval process. No credit committee. Just a straightforward agreement on a piece of land that belongs to you when it is finished. For someone who has been putting this kind of decision off, that monthly number is worth sitting with honestly. It is less than most people spend maintaining a storage unit for gear they never use because they have nowhere to take it. At the end of 72 months, this land is paid for. The mornings on that ridge do not stop. They just belong to you permanently and on your terms. If you have been holding onto the idea of owning your own piece of mountain land a place where you set the pace, build what you want, and answer to no one that idea deserves more than another afternoon of browsing listings. Ownership should feel clear before it feels final. Call our team today and let's have a real conversation about what this land could look like for you. You will speak with someone who takes this kind of decision seriously, has no interest in rushing you into anything, and genuinely wants to make sure this property is the right fit before anything moves forward. This is how we do it. Every time. State: NC County: Ashe Zip: 28694 Size: 1.37 acres Apn: 15231047048 Legal Description: Lot 48, Birchwood Acres, as recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 9, of the public records of Ashe County, North Carolina. Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 36.3467964, -81.4917430 Ne: 36.3467964, -81.4901796 Sw: 36.3463249, -81.4917430 Se: 36.3463249, -81.4901796 Elevation: 3,285 ft feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $60 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: Utilities Available nearby Owner Financing: - $384 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $499) $384 down $383.40/Mo for 72 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.

Over 1100 feet of Hatchery Supported Trout Stream Frontage on Big Laurel Creek. Great access and infrastructure already in place, with paved road and underground electric and fiber. Recently surveyed. Good building sites above the creek and out of the flood plane. All Wooded property with some open and flat ground right along the creek , which offers great fishing. Deed restrictions to include: no single wide or double wide manufactured homes and no campers or RV's and no junk cars. Road maintenance and bridge maintenance agreement in place. Adjoining parcels also available. Around 30 minutes to downtown West Jefferson and Boone, and 10+ minutes to Mtn City, Tennessee.

2 Riverfront lots being sold together, totally over 4 acres in The Preserve on the New River. 250 feet of river frontage that is flat open ground which provides easy access into the river. Building site is up at the top of the property, with road access off Haven Ridge Road. Beautiful wooded building site, with a great view and gentle slope. Some select tree cutting has improved the view and has opened up the building site. Seasonal river views lower down on the property. Log cabin can be as small as 400 SF, like a tiny house size if desired. Conventional construction or non log home is only an 800 SF min. A camper or RV may be used while your home is under construction, but must be removed within one year from the date the building permit is issued. No restrictions regarding short term rentals. Wonderful New River community just 20 minutes to West Jefferson and 15 minutes to the town of Lansing.

261.7± Acres per survey - Adjoins the National Park Service Blue Ridge Parkway! Experience one of nature's most pristine tracts of mountain land, complete with dense forests, bold streams, ridges, hollows and potential views. This property was surveyed and revised in 2003. The GIS maps show 230± acres in Wilkes County, and the remainder acreage in Ashe County. Although the subject property has frontage on Old NC Hwy 16, access is via Bear Den Ln, which right-of-way will need to be verified. The Blue Ridge Conservancy also adjoins this property, which might indicate possible conservation value exists on the subject tract, and it's also part of Wilkes County's Reddies River Watershed (WS-IIP). Nature and hunting enthusiasts will be amazed at the scenery and abundance of wildlife. Old ATV trails provide access to different parts, but potential buyers are strongly advised to call ahead and set up a time to be shown by the listing agents. Listing Agent must be present to access this property.

Imagine building your mountain retreat where long-range mountain views meet the peaceful flow of the river below. Lot 15A in the gated Riverdale community offers just over 5 acres and a rare combination of open and wooded terrain—giving you the flexibility to build on the open knoll overlooking the river or tuck your home higher up for even more expansive views. This is not your typical development. With only a handful of large lots and no ability to subdivide, Riverdale was designed to preserve space, privacy, and the natural beauty of the land. With only three lots currently available, opportunities here are limited. Enjoy paved roads, underground utilities, and thoughtful building allowances—including a guest house and outbuilding and only a 1200 SF for the main house. Several houses built and several more under construction. Spend your days at the community’s riverfront common area, where you can kayak, fish, or simply relax by the water. All of this just minutes from the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway and just 15+ minutes to downtown West Jefferson—one of the High Country’s most charming and vibrant mountain towns.

292.2± acres of pristine mountain land adjoining the Blue Ridge Parkway, one of the most scenic and protected corridors in the eastern United States. This remarkable tract features a diverse landscape of mature hardwood forests, bold mountain streams, ridgelines, and secluded hollows, with potential long-range views. Rich in biodiversity, the property provides exceptional habitat for wildlife, making it potentially suitable for conservation, recreation, or a private mountain retreat. A 261.7±acre portion (Wilkes PID #2002823) was surveyed and revised in 2003, this tract spans approximately 260± acres in Wilkes County, with the remaining acreage located in Ashe County. The 30.5±acre portion (Wilkes PID #2000813) has not been surveyed in a very long time, and it appears to not have a legal access from the public road, although this would need to be verified through a title search. This property lies within the protected Reddies River Watershed (WS-IIP), further enhancing its environmental significance. The land directly adjoins both the Blue Ridge Parkway (National Park Service) and Blue Ridge Conservancy lands, highlighting its potential conservation value and long-term ecological importance. Access is via Bear Den Lane (a private road), with additional frontage along Old NC Highway 16. Existing ATV trails provide internal access to various sections of the property. With its unspoiled character, abundant wildlife, and proximity to conserved lands, this tract is well-suited for nature enthusiasts, hunters, or buyers interested in land conservation opportunities. Showings are by appointment only, and a listing agent must be present.

Historic Ashe County Farmhouse on 20 Acres – Meticulously Restored Southern Charm !! Step into the past without sacrificing modern comfort in this beautifully restored historic farmhouse, originally built in the early 1800s. Set on 20.772 tranquil acres, this stunning country estate has been lovingly renewed with meticulous attention to every detail, preserving its Southern charm while offering the comforts of today. As you turn onto the tree-lined drive, the peaceful setting welcomes you home. The gorgeous, well-maintained white farmhouse offers over 2,900 square feet of living space plus and features an inviting covered front porch—the perfect place to enjoy morning coffee or unwind at sunset while listening to the sounds of nature. Inside, the home exudes warmth and tranquility. Heart pine flooring, rich with character and history, flows throughout the home. The main level includes a spacious family room, an inviting dining room, and a generously sized kitchen, creating an ideal layout for entertaining or enjoying intimate family meals. Upstairs, guests will appreciate two spacious bedrooms, a flex room or home office, and a convenient half bath. The primary suite, added in 2015, blends seamlessly with the historic style of the home while offering luxurious touches, including heated tile flooring, custom cherry cabinetry in the walk-in closet, a large bedroom with sitting area, electric fireplace, and exterior entry. Outside, this property continues to impress. A large three-car garage with workshop is connected to the home by a charming covered breezeway. Above the garage is a secondary living area with over 600 SF and its own entrance—great for guests or extended family. The estate also includes two storage buildings, an equipment barn, and a large red barn suitable for livestock or flexible farm use. For travelers or RV owners, a 50' x 19.5' covered carport provides ideal motorhome or RV parking. The land itself is a dream—featuring a bold creek running along the front of the property and a stocked fishing pond ready for kids and kids-at-heart to enjoy. With rolling pastures, mature trees, and endless possibilities, this property is perfect as a full-time residence, mountain retreat, or homestead. There is a Christmas Tree Lease on approximately 7.5 acres and live stake lease on approximately 3 acres of the land that runs till October 2032. A rare opportunity to own an impeccably restored historic farmhouse in Ashe County—where timeless craftsmanship meets modern living amid the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains! Just 5+ minutes outside downtown Lansing and 20+ minutes to downtown West Jefferson.

Just under 16.5 acres of beautiful rolling pasture featuring a year-round creek. The property is comprised of two parcels, including a 1.68-acre homesite and an additional ~14.5 acres of open, usable land. With over 550 feet of road frontage, access is convenient and versatile, making this an ideal setup for a variety of uses. The land has been thoughtfully cleared of underbrush, creating a clean, ready-to-use landscape for farming, recreation, or development. An older home and barn were recently torn down and cleaned up creating a much more inviting entrance. The property is unrestricted, offering endless possibilities—from a private estate to a working farm or equestrian operation. The gently rolling terrain includes multiple building sites, some offering long-range mountain views from the upper elevations. Ideally located just 5 minutes to downtown Jefferson and 10 minutes to West Jefferson, this property combines peaceful country living with close-to-town convenience.

Discover the beauty of the High Country with this stunning 2.27 acre tract in Ashe County, NC. Nestled in a quiet mountain setting, this property offers breathtaking long-range views overlooking the North Fork New River and the surrounding Blue Ridge landscape. Whether you're searching for a private mountain getaway, future homesite, or investment property, this tract provides the perfect combination of peace, scenery, and natural beauty. Enjoy cool mountain air, abundant wildlife, and the relaxing atmosphere Ashe County is known for, all while being conveniently located near West Jefferson, the New River, and endless outdoor recreation opportunities. This is a rare opportunity to own a scenic piece of the North Carolina mountains with river and mountain views.

The 2.5-acre homesite is located in a picturesque area of the Appalachian Mountains. Being only 2 miles from the historic New River one the oldest and scenic rivers in the eastern United States, this location offers both natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The property is situated on Heritage Oaks Road ( private road), which adds to its charm and accessibility. There is also a shared paved driveway and a shared well with the adjoining landowner. THE SELLER WILL PAY ALL CLOSING COST USING THEIR ATTORNEY OF CHOICE. Copyright © 2026 Hive MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Discover 10 unrestricted acres just minutes from West Jefferson in the heart of North Carolina's High Country. This mostly wooded property offers a wonderful blend of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility, with multiple potential building sites throughout the tract. An existing spring and septic system from a former homesite add value and opportunity for future development. The property enjoys easy access directly from state-maintained Buffalo Road, while Old Buffalo Road, also state-maintained, runs along the upper boundary and provides additional access to several potential homesites. With selective tree cutting, the property offers the potential for long-range mountain views. The gently rolling terrain, mature woods, and multiple access points make it great for a mountain residence, vacation retreat, or investment property. Conveniently located just outside West Jefferson, you'll enjoy the peace and privacy of country living while remaining convenient to shopping, restaurants, and all the outdoor recreation that makes Ashe County one of North Carolina's most desirable mountain destinations. Highlights: 10 acres just outside West Jefferson Existing spring and septic from former homesite Direct frontage on state-maintained Buffalo Road Additional access from state-maintained Old Buffalo Road Multiple potential building sites Mostly wooded with excellent privacy Potential mountain views with selective clearing Easy year-round access "Come experience why Ashe County is known as the Coolest Corner of North Carolina." Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Charming Mini Farm with Endless Possibilities! Welcome to your peaceful retreat in the beautiful Laurel Springs community in eastern Ashe County. This well-maintained cottage/ranch-style home sits on 4.86 acres of land, offering privacy, serenity and a true taste of country living. Tucked back from the main road, this charming home provides the perfect blend of comfort and functionality. Inside, you'll find beautiful hardwood flooring in the bedrooms, with hardwood also located under the carpet in the living room-ideal if you prefer hardwood throughout. A new mini-split system was installed in fall 2024 and serves as the home's efficient heating and cooling source. The layout includes tow traditional bedrooms, plus a versatile third room that can be used as a guest room, home office or cozy sitting room. The laundry room/ mud room off the kitchen does not have a heat vent so was not included in the heated SF. This home is being sold furnished, including appliances-just bring your suitcase and move right in! The property includes a large barn for storage or livestock, a detached carport, a cellar with additional storage above and open pasture, suitable for horses, livestock, or crops, established apple trees, a peach tree and grapevines. There are also multiple building sites, including a cleared knoll that offers potential long-range views-suitable for a second home or guest cottage. All of this is located just minutes from the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway and a short 15+ minute drive to downtown West Jefferson. Don't miss this opportunity to own a slice of mountain paradise with boundless potential! Adjoining 10 +/- acres could be available for purchase if desired. Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Stunning Riverfront Retreat on the New River! Move-in ready and being sold furnished (with a few exceptions) This exceptional home offers the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and outdoor adventure. Situated just outside the flood zone, the property enjoys an incredible setting with the opposite riverbank consisting of over 600 of acres owned by the New River State Park, ensuring a natural, unspoiled view for years to come. Professionally designed and beautifully decorated, this home features striking architecture with a black exterior accented by cedar shakes, board-and-batten and cedar siding, natural stone, and poplar bark details. An attached two-car carport with exposed timber beams, added 3 years ago enhances the mountain-inspired design. The home has received numerous high-quality upgrades, including new exterior paint, a new roof, and a spectacular Trex deck with metal railings. The covered porch was expanded to include an open-air deck overlooking the river. Additional exterior improvements include black metal fencing for pets, professionally landscaped grounds, a matching storage building, natural rock steps leading to the spacious fire pit and patio area, and a newly constructed concrete walkway providing easy access to the river's edge, all done within the last 3 years. Inside, you'll appreciate the warm character of tongue-and-groove walls and ceilings throughout the main and upper levels. The open-concept floor plan showcases new hardwood flooring, a beautiful kitchen with new leather granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a portable center island. The dining area flows seamlessly into the great room, highlighted by a soaring two-story ceiling and an impressive floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. Newly installed window tinting enhances comfort while preserving the stunning river views. The main-level primary suite offers walk -in closet and bath with convenient access from both the bedroom and hallway. Just outside primary suite is laundry connection with stackable washer and dryer making it ideal for one floor living. Upstairs, the loft provides an ideal space for a home office, reading nook, or additional living area, along with a second bedroom and full bath. The finished lower level is perfect for guests or extended stays, featuring new LVP flooring and a family room with a kitchenette, a third bedroom, full bath, walk in laundry area and direct access to the covered patio, fire pit, and riverfront. Additional upgrades include custom blinds on windows, custom shower curtains, high quality interior furniture and furnishings and higher-end outdoor furniture with custom cushions, creating a true turnkey mountain retreat. The current owners have never used the property as a vacation rental, and it has been meticulously maintained. However, the home was previously a successful vacation rental, offering excellent income potential if desired. Conveniently located just 15+/- minutes from downtown West Jefferson, this remarkable riverfront property is ready for you to begin enjoying the mountain lifestyle. Schedule your private showing today! Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Experience riverfront mountain living on the North Fork New River in this new-construction modular home perched atop a beautiful ridge with long-range views overlooking the water with a BASEMENT. ***** ALL ADVERTISED LOT LINES ARE ESTIMATES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED A SURVEY. NOTES: Tax data does not include improvements. The street number is not official! Only a best guess at the forthcoming house number. Located in the quaint town of Lansing, NC, this 1.39-acre lot in River Rock Subdivision (Lot 19) offers elevation, privacy, and direct river frontage, all just 8 miles from West Jefferson--known for its walkable downtown, restaurants, galleries, breweries, and year-round mountain charm. This 1,685 sq ft home will feature 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths along with a 1,008 sq ft walkout basement left unfinished for future expansion or storage. The main level includes a spacious primary suite with a walk-in shower, garden tub, and double vanities, while the open layout provides a large kitchen, dining area, and living room with a convenient half bath. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms and a full bath. Planned finishes include vertical board-and-batten siding, wood-tone beams on the porch, a white exterior with black window trim, a shingle roof, LVP flooring, and granite countertops. A covered front porch faces the river, offering a peaceful setting to take in the natural mountain surroundings. The lot has been cleared, and the home has not been built yet; delivery and construction timelines are negotiable. ***** The lower portion of the lot naturally falls in the flood zone due to its river frontage, but the designated home site is not impacted; see plat for details. Tax data does not reflect improvements, and the street number is not yet official and will change. Illustrations of the home are not representative of the final product and some features may change. Pictured lot lines are not official survey lines and only depict the approximate shape of the lot. GPS may not recognize the road; if needed, enter McNeil Rd, Lansing. River Rock Subdivision and River Landing are directly off McNeil Rd, accessible via NC-194 to McNeil Rd, then left onto River Landing.***** SPECS: The exterior is planned as BOARD & BATTEN - 7'' SMART BOARD with SMART BOARD TRIM, single-hung windows, shingled roof, and 2x6 exterior walls. The home plan includes a full length covered porch overlooking water plus a craftsman style side porch, and an unfinished/unheated walk-out basement. Well and septic are included, along with HVAC and a 38 gallon energy saver water heater. Interior finishes include 2x4 interior walls, 3-5/8'' Crown Moulding, 3-1/4'' Colonial Base Moulding, wood vinyl flooring throughout except in bathrooms (SPC flooring), 6 panel hollow core interior doors, wire closet shelving in Master Closet, and full size stackable washer/dryer hookups (does not include washer/dryer). Kitchen package includes granite countertops and stainless steel appliances (fridge, stove/oven, dishwasher). Some colors and design details can be tweaked to buyers taste, and upgrade options can be priced out to meet buyers needs. HOA: $400 annual fee that covers private road maintenance, common areas maintenance, and mowing the land that is undeveloped twice a year. Copyright © 2026 Doorify MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Beautiful Log Home in the Highly Desirable Big Tree Community, located less than 10 minutes to downtown West Jefferson. Discover the charm of true mountain living in this stunning log home, ideally situated at 3,800 feet elevation and 2 lots totaling over 4 acres of usable land. Enjoy refreshing mountain temperatures and seasonal long-range views from this serene, secluded setting. A bold mountain creek meanders through the property, complemented by wooded walking trails and a recirculating water feature in the front yard-creating an inviting, peaceful outdoor retreat. The expansive covered deck offers generous space for entertaining, dining, or simply relaxing while taking in the natural surroundings. Inside, the home welcomes you with an open floor plan designed for comfort and togetherness. The living area features a rock backdrop for a wood-burning stove, great for cozy mountain evenings. The kitchen boasts beautiful wood cabinetry, newer granite countertops, and newer stainless appliances, including a propane gas range. The adjoining dining area offers plenty of room for family and friends, all while capturing gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains. The main level includes a spacious laundry room and a large primary suite with an ensuite bathroom featuring a tile shower, soaking tub, and double-vanity sinks. Upstairs, you'll find two generously sized bedrooms and a full bath, great for guests or family. The finished basement adds even more flexibility, offering a dedicated home office with a half bath and a climate-controlled family room, currently used as a music room. Additional unfinished basement space provides parking, workshop options, or future expansion potential. A large detached garage accommodates two vehicles and offers ample storage. Recent improvements include exterior stained in 2024 and new outdoor HVAC unit in 2025 and Pella Doors in 2024. With its blend of rustic charm, thoughtful design, and natural beauty, this home is a standout opportunity in one of Ashe County's premier mountain communities. Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Historic Ashe County Farmhouse on 20 Acres - Meticulously Restored Southern Charm !! Step into the past without sacrificing modern comfort in this beautifully restored historic farmhouse, originally built in the early 1800s. Set on 20.772 tranquil acres, this stunning country estate has been lovingly renewed with meticulous attention to every detail, preserving its Southern charm while offering the comforts of today. As you turn onto the tree-lined drive, the peaceful setting welcomes you home. The gorgeous, well-maintained white farmhouse offers over 2,900 square feet of living space plus and features an inviting covered front porch-the perfect place to enjoy morning coffee or unwind at sunset while listening to the sounds of nature. Inside, the home exudes warmth and tranquility. Heart pine flooring, rich with character and history, flows throughout the home. The main level includes a spacious family room, an inviting dining room, and a generously sized kitchen, creating an ideal layout for entertaining or enjoying intimate family meals. Upstairs, guests will appreciate two spacious bedrooms, a flex room or home office, and a convenient half bath. The primary suite, added in 2015, blends seamlessly with the historic style of the home while offering luxurious touches, including heated tile flooring, custom cherry cabinetry in the walk-in closet, a large bedroom with sitting area, electric fireplace, and exterior entry. Outside, this property continues to impress. A large three-car garage with workshop is connected to the home by a charming covered breezeway. Above the garage is a secondary living area with over 600 SF and its own entrance-great for guests or extended family. The estate also includes two storage buildings, an equipment barn, and a large red barn suitable for livestock or flexible farm use. For travelers or RV owners, a 50' x 19.5' covered carport provides ideal motorhome or RV parking. The land itself is a dream-featuring a bold creek running along the front of the property and a stocked fishing pond ready for kids and kids-at-heart to enjoy. With rolling pastures, mature trees, and endless possibilities, this property is perfect as a full-time residence, mountain retreat, or homestead. There is a Christmas Tree Lease on approximately 7.5 acres and live stake lease on approximately 3 acres of the land that runs till October 2032. A rare opportunity to own an impeccably restored historic farmhouse in Ashe County-where timeless craftsmanship meets modern living amid the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains! Just 5+ minutes outside downtown Lansing and 20+ minutes to downtown West Jefferson. See Today!! Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

42.905 Acres of Unrestricted Mountain Land in Lansing, NC Escape to the mountains and discover the endless possibilities that await on this breathtaking 42.905-acre unrestricted property in the heart of Lansing, North Carolina. Offering spectacular long-range mountain views, abundant wildlife, and a unique combination of open meadows, mature timber, and water features, this property is a true outdoor paradise. Nature enthusiasts and hunters alike will appreciate the abundant population of deer, bear, and turkey that roam the land. A stream and natural spring provide valuable water sources and add to the property's beauty and appeal. A gravel road provides access all the way to the top of the property. While a section currently needs some improvement to be fully passable by vehicle, the existing road system offers excellent access throughout the tract. The lower portion of the property features a beautiful two-story barn with power, making it great for equipment storage, livestock, workshop space, or future homestead use. A picturesque knoll nearby offers the perfect homesite for your dream mountain retreat, with stunning views and easy access. At the top of Turkey Knob, you'll find an off-grid tiny cabin tucked away in complete serenity with amazing long range views. The cabin is wired for a generator and also utilizes solar power, providing a comfortable basecamp for weekend getaways, hunting trips, or future expansion. For added convenience, underground power is available within approximately 100 yards of the cabin, offering the option for a more permanent connection. Whether you're looking for a mountain getaway, hunting property, recreational retreat, homestead, or investment opportunity, this remarkable tract delivers. With its combination of scenic beauty, infrastructure, water features, wildlife, and unrestricted use, properties like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Come experience the tranquility, privacy, and natural beauty of Turkey Knob and make this mountain paradise your own. Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Prime Property with Income-Generating Apartment in West Jefferson, NC Seize this exceptional investment and business opportunity in the heart of charming West Jefferson, NC. Perfectly positioned for high visibility and easy access, this versatile property combines a spacious commercial space with a fully leased residential apartment-offering immediate income and long-term potential. Property Highlights: Income-Producing Apartment: A well-maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath apartment spans approximately 1,600 sq. ft. and is currently leased at $900/month. Featuring a heat pump with A/C and a natural gas monitor heater, the unit offers comfortable living with reliable rental income from day one. Expansive Commercial Space: The 2,496 sq. ft. commercial area boasts a flexible layout great for office, studio, or workshop use. With prominent street frontage and great visibility, this space is primed for a variety of ventures. Could possibly be converted to an additional apartment for additional income. Additional Storage: An extra 768 sq. ft. of covered storage provides ample space for equipment, inventory, or tools-enhancing functionality for any business or tenant. Fenced Outdoor Areas: The rear sections of both the apartment and commercial space are fenced, offering added privacy, security, and utility. Efficient Utilities: Natural gas is already connected to the property, providing efficient heating and operational cost savings. Whether you're a seasoned investor seeking dual-purpose income, or an entrepreneur looking to live and work in the same location, this property offers unmatched flexibility, convenience, and value. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a multi-use gem in one of Ashe County's most desirable locations. Copyright © 2026 High Country Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Take a look at this unrestricted 19.73 acre tract with long-range mountain views and pastureland. This property has a nice, well-built driveway in place and a building site already graded and ready to build the home of your choosing. The perc test has been completed and the well permit is already in place. This property also has a bold stream, is partially fenced, and would be great for grazing livestock. Wildlife is abundant and recreational opportunities are abundant. The property is located in close proximity to Grayson Highlands State Park, Jefferson National Forest, stocked trout streams, and the New River. Copyright © 2026 Southwest Virginia Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.