Pat Snyder

$39,000

2.84 Acres

Weaverville, North Carolina, 28787

Exceptional 2-lot opportunity priced at one-third of the tax value in the low-density Seven Glens community of just over 200 lots across 700 acres. Paved roads and underground power/utilities already in place to simplify your building process. Lot 187 has gentle valley topography, and lot 200 has a graded home site and driveway on a sloped lot. Preliminary soils evaluations for septic are complete (not permits). Seller will consider offers of $27,500 on either lot separately. The community of Seven Glens has existing home sales from roughly $500K-$900K over the past year. Located in Madison County, but just 25 minutes from downtown Asheville, this community strives toward a vision of working together with all residents to offer an inspiring lifestyle and preserve the beauty, safety, and value of their properties and neighborhoods.

$84,500

15 Acres

Burnsville, North Carolina, 28714

Roughly 15 acres of unrestricted mountain land in rural Yancey County is an ideal retreat for anyone seeking privacy, recreation, and the beauty of a mature Southern Appalachian forest. With direct state-maintained frontage along Riddle Branch Road and power already on the property, it's easy to get to. Riddle Branch itself follows the road, adding the calming sound of running water as you enter the property.  The land rises from about 3,100 feet at the road to roughly 3,590 feet atop Holloway Ridge. Terrain is mostly steep and fully wooded, making it best suited for hiking, camping, hunting, and long-term timber potential, though there are a couple spots along the creek and in the power line easement that have less slope. The upland hardwood forest is well established, and the upper areas feature a diverse mix of mast-producing species, including white oak, red oak, chestnut oak, and hickory. In the upper cove and along the east slope, poplars experienced wind damage from Hurricane Helene, creating natural openings, wildlife habitat, and early-successional regeneration.This tract is rich with deer trails, scrapes, and rubs, reflecting the strong local wildlife presence. Several large rock outcroppings provide natural interest, views through the trees, and quiet places to explore. A small old tobacco barn with small stalls beneath it stands near the road, offering a nostalgic reminder of traditional mountain agriculture and potential storage area if repaired.For those seeking a rugged, raw, and authentically Appalachian landscape, perfect for recreation, conservation, or a quiet escape, this property offers true mountain character.