Description
Here lies a natural treasure of Haywood County. . . Outrageous Views that cast from its own peak to across the county. . .revealing layers of peaks. This tract could be combined with two other parcels for a total of 17+ acres. A tour of neighbors views unravels the setting you could have for your new cabin or home. Ideal use would be estate, family compound or cabin retreat. This heirloom property has just about everything you could want in a mountain tract - VIEWS, privacy, serenity and nature. If you are looking to get away from it all and yet still be close to civilization and the Great Smokies, this property could be for you. Easy Drive to Waynesville, Maggie Valley, Asheville.
Property Details
- Lot FeaturesPrivate, Rolling Slope, Sloped, Views, Wooded
- Lot DescriptionPrivate, Rolling Slope, Sloped, Views, Wooded
- ViewLong Range, Mountain(s), Year Round
Construction Details
- Property TypePurchase
Community and Neighborhood Details
- Subdivisionnone
Location
- Middle SchoolWaynesville
- Elementary SchoolRiverbend
- High SchoolTuscola
- CountyHaywood
Financial Details
- Original List Price$130,000
- Days on Market (Cumulative)167
Other
- MLS #4140655
Location
Legal
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Listing Courtesy
Listing Agent: Julie Lapkoff (#CARjulie)
Listing Office: Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks Waynesville (#CARNCM10056)
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