Justin Rolfe

$598,000

125.58 Acres

Hamptonville, North Carolina, 27020

A truly stunning piece of property in the heart of Yadkin County! The possibilities are endless on this large acreage tract conveniently located near the I-40/I-77 interchange. Whether you are looking to have a private estate, use for recreational purposes, or develop a first-class equestrian facility, this is the perfect property to fit the needs of many. The rolling pasture land will consume you upon arrival! Once descending down the gently rolling topography, you will be met with a vast amount of wooded acreage that is comprised of a variety of hardwoods. Within the timber lies an expansive trail system allowing you to explore everything the property has to offer. Over a 1/2 mile of creek frontage lies within the boundaries of this property, providing a park-like setting with ample wildlife. Being less than 30 minutes to Winston-Salem, and an hour to the Charlotte metro area makes this a must-see property. Call Justin Rolfe at 704-998-1013 or email [Email listed above] today for more information.

$42,000

6.52 Acres

Lake Lure, North Carolina, 28746

This peaceful location in Rutherford County is perfect for those looking to soak in country living. The gentle slope of the land is ideal for anyone looking to build a forever home or to have a weekend cabin away from it all. Enjoy being only minutes away from Lake Lure for boating and watersport activities. If you're looking for adventure, head to Green River Game Lands for hiking, photography, and so much more. Its proximity to Asheville - less than an hour - makes this the premier location for anyone who desires fully engulfing themselves in what the North Carolina mountains have to offer. For more information, please contact the listing agent, Justin Rolfe at 704-658-1121 or email to [Email listed above].

$62,000

14.12 Acres

Green Mountain, North Carolina, 28740

This beautiful acreage located in the heart of the NC mountains is the ideal spot for the adventure seeker. Enjoy having over 800' of creek frontage on Jacks Creek, with plenty of room to park an RV, tiny home, or enjoy camping creekside on the weekends. For those wanting more privacy, this property also contains plenty of wooded acreage to explore. Located only minutes from the North Toe River, this is an ideal location for those looking to kayak, tube, or fish for several species that call this river home. If hiking is more your style, Yancey County is home to the tallest peak East of the Mississippi River - Mount Mitchell. Conveniently located near the quaint mountain town of Burnsville, you'll have all the modern amenities you could ask for nearby. Priced under tax value. Call Justin Rolfe at 704-998-1013 today for more information.

$472,000

147.3 Acres

North Tazewell, Virginia, 24630

Welcome to a truly special piece of Southwest Virginia – 147+/- gently rolling acres in Tazewell County where mountain views stretch for miles, wildlife roams freely, and each season brings a new reason to fall in love with your land all over again.As spring rolls in, turkeys gobble across the hollers and hills, and you're out chasing them through wooded draws and open fields. By summer, you’re sipping cold lemonade from the front porch or diving into your own private, nearly 1/2-acre spring-fed pond, hidden deep within the property and previously stocked with fish – just waiting for you to revive it. Nearby, the robust hay fields – fertile and maintained for years by neighboring farmers – are ready for harvest, adding both income potential and beauty to your investment.Fall paints the landscape in rich color as you light a bonfire on the ridge, soaking in the golden hour glow across the surrounding peaks. When winter settles in, the hills become your personal ski slopes – grab a few friends and a couple of 4-wheelers and carve your own blue-level runs before warming up by the fire as the alpenglow settles over the neighboring ridge (yes, it’s been done!). The land itself is layered with character – low, mid, and upper pastures and timber stands create a dynamic, ever-changing canvas. Build low for easy access and use the higher elevations for guest cabins or recreational hangouts. Or perch your dream home at the peak with breathtaking 270–360° views and use the valleys for storage, farming, or play. The property's old perimeter fencing offers a great foundation for future livestock or pasture plans.More than 75 acres of hardwood forest provide a mix of mature maples, poplar, oak, cherry, walnut, a few cedar, and even scattered apple trees and blackberry bushes. This isn’t just land; it’s a farm-fresh pantry. Imagine baking pies from your own apples and berries, or using rich native woods to smoke a batch of barbecue or warm your home on a crisp night.The property is rich in wildlife with abundant deer sign, wild turkey, and even black bear – a true sportsman's paradise. Several ingress and egress points from the county road provide easy access throughout the property. And with a large, monitor-style barn already in place near the road, you’ve got room for tractors, hay storage, or workshop space from day one.Out here, you're not boxed in by fences or subdivisions. You're cradled by the Appalachian Mountains, with the sense that they’re wrapping around you like a natural fortress. It's quiet, it’s peaceful, and it’s yours to shape.You won’t find another property that blends accessibility, utility, natural beauty, and seclusion quite like this one. Located just minutes from the conveniences of North Tazewell yet wrapped in the serenity of Virginia’s Appalachian landscape, this land feels worlds away.~20 minutes to College Plaza in Bluefield, VA (major shopping, amenities, etc.)~30 minutes to Jefferson National Forest~35 minutes to Princeton, WV or Burkes Garden~50 minutes to Hatfield & McCoy trails or Berlind Lake WMADon’t wait to secure your slice of Appalachian heaven. This 147+/- acre retreat offers the freedom to live, build, explore, and invest exactly the way you want. Reach out to schedule your private showing – and start envisioning your life surrounded by mountain beauty, not neighbors. Shown by appointment only.To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 704-998-1013 / .Get To Know the Area: Explore The George Washington and Jefferson National Forest: Spanning over 1.8 million acres, this sprawling national forest offers endless opportunities for hiking, hunting, camping, and wildlife viewing right in your backyard. It's one of the largest public land areas in the eastern U.S. – a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.Ride the Iconic Hatfield & McCoy Trails: The Hatfield & McCoy Trail System is one of the most extensive off-road trail networks in the world, offering hundreds of miles of rugged, scenic terrain for ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. It attracts riders from across the country looking for adrenaline-filled adventures through Appalachian backcountry.Cruise the Back of the Dragon: Tazewell is known as the "Gateway to the Back of the Dragon." As Virginia’s premier motorcycle and sports car route, the Back of the Dragon features 32 miles of twisting mountain roads with over 400 curves—ideal for thrill-seekers chasing scenic views and high-octane rides through the Blue Ridge Mountains.Get Back to Nature at Burke's Garden: Known as "God's Thumbprint," Burke's Garden is an awe-inspiring, bowl-shaped valley surrounded by mountains at 3,000+ feet elevation. This highland farming community offers peaceful drives, biking, Amish markets, and stunning scenery just outside Tazewell.Cast a Line on the Clinch River: The Clinch River winds through Southwest Virginia with cool, clear waters perfect for fishing, kayaking, and relaxing in nature. Known for its incredible biodiversity, it’s one of the most unique and scenic rivers in the eastern U.S.

$329,500

10.94 Acres

Ennice, North Carolina, 28623

Escape to your own private 11+/- acre sanctuary where mature hardwood forest meets crystal-clear mountain waters in the heart of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains. This unrestricted wooded retreat in Ennice combines prime wildlife habitat with spectacular waterfront access, creating the ultimate destination for hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking their perfect mountain getaway in Alleghany County, NC. Mountain Living at Its FinestThis wooded retreat showcases nature's diversity with a magnificent canopy of mature trees, including hickory, a variety of oaks, towering poplar, and stately white pine. The property's elevation of 2,500 feet ensures those coveted temperate mountain conditions that make North Carolina's high country so desirable for both full-time residents and weekend warriors seeking refuge from the heat. Prime Hunting and Wildlife HabitatSerious hunters will appreciate the abundant deer, turkey, and goose sign scattered throughout this pristine property. The diverse forest ecosystem, natural surrounding lands, and proximity to the Little River create an ideal wildlife corridor, making this land a hunter's dream destination. Picture yourself settling into your own hunting blind on a crisp winter evening, watching as deer emerge from the hardwood forest while the river gurgles softly in the background. Little River Waterfront ParadiseThe crown jewel of this property is its impressive 400+ feet of bold Little River frontage, offering endless recreational opportunities for fishing enthusiasts and water lovers. The river provides excellent wading conditions perfect for fly fishing for trout or casting for smallmouth bass as morning fog dances across the water's surface. Imagine watching geese zip through like fighter pilots on their seasonal migration while you enjoy the soothing sounds of water rushing over ancient rocks below. Multiple Building Sites This sloping property offers multiple prime building sites, allowing you to choose your perfect mountain retreat location. Whether you prefer a river view cabin where you can fall asleep to the gentle trickle of flowing water, or an elevated homesite that offers privacy while still providing easy access to your waterfront playground, this land accommodates your vision. The steeper terrain on the opposite riverbank means enhanced privacy and seclusion for your mountain retreat. Natural Amenities and Seasonal DelightsNature provides its own seasonal treats with wild wineberries sprinkled throughout the wooded terrain, offering natural snacking opportunities during summer months – truly nature's candy for the whole family. The property maintains excellent cell service throughout, ensuring you can stay connected while enjoying your mountain retreat. Consider creating your own riverside entertainment area with string lights and a fire pit where family and friends can gather to enjoy the mesmerizing sights and sounds of the flowing river. Secluded Location with AccessibilityConvenience meets mountain living with this property's prime location just 15 minutes from charming Sparta and approximately 25 minutes from Galax, Virginia – hailed as the "world's capital of old-time mountain music." This proximity provides easy access to mountain culture, dining, shopping, and entertainment while maintaining the peaceful seclusion that makes mountain property so appealing. Investment and Recreation OpportunityWhether you're seeking secluded hunting land, a recreational retreat, or investment property in North Carolina's desirable mountain region, this Little River property delivers exceptional value. The combination of water frontage, mature timber, abundant wildlife, build sites, and convenient location creates a rare opportunity in today's competitive land market. Don't miss this chance to own your own mountain sanctuary with big river frontage. This property offers the perfect blend of recreation, investment potential, and natural beauty that serious land buyers are seeking.Shown by appointment only.To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 704-998-1013 / .Get To Know the Area: Sing Along at the Blue Ridge Music Center: Experience world-class bluegrass concerts at this state-of-the-art amphitheater on the Blue Ridge Parkway featuring "The Roots of American Music" museum.Raise a Toast at Round Peak Vineyards: Enjoy award-winning dry French and Italian varietals made from estate-grown grapes in the heart of North Carolina wine country.Cast a Line at Stewarts Creek WMA: This stunning 1,087-acre mountain preserve features 4.5 miles of pristine trout waters rushing through dramatic rocky gorges and rhododendron-lined valleys. This world-class fishing destination offers the perfect preview of the incredible outdoor recreation opportunities waiting at your doorstep when you own mountain property in this remarkable region.Paddle Along the New River State Park: Experience legendary trout and bass fishing, gentle canoeing, and pristine camping along one of America's oldest rivers.Reach New Heights at Stone Mountain State Park: Discover a breathtaking 600-foot granite dome with 18 miles of hiking trails and 20+ miles of trout streams.

$39,500

3.02 Acres

Lowgap, North Carolina, 27024

Discover the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience with this 3.02+/- acre tract in Lowgap, North Carolina. With direct road frontage, this property offers an excellent opportunity for those looking to build a home, establish a weekend retreat, or create a recreational basecamp in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. With power available at the road, the groundwork is already in place to bring your vision to life.The land is predominantly wooded, showcasing a diverse mix of mature oak, towering poplar, pine, and other native hardwoods that provide both aesthetic appeal and privacy. A cleared walking path leads you through the property to the southwest corner, where a peaceful, meandering creek flows through a lush corridor of rhododendron. This secluded creekside setting creates a natural escape, ideal for relaxing in a hammock, gathering around a fire, or enjoying the simple quiet of nature. A small shed and chicken coop convey with the sale, offering immediate utility for storage or hobby farming. The layout and mild terrain provide multiple potential build sites, giving buyers flexibility, whether planning a full-time residence or a seasonal getaway.This property’s location offers great opportunity for both recreation and accessibility:~5 minutes to Round Peak Vineyards~20 minutes to Mount Airy, NC and Cumberland Knob Recreation Area~25 minutes to Mitchell River Game Lands and the Blue Ridge Music Center in Galax, VAConvenient access to I-77 for easy travel to Charlotte, Winston-Salem, and GreensboroShort drive to the Blue Ridge Parkway for scenic drives and outdoor adventures Land in Surry County, NC continues to see strong demand as buyers look to secure private acreage with usable features and proximity to outdoor attractions. Schedule your tour to see the land for yourself!Shown by appointment only.To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 540-299-7238 or .Get To Know the Area: Explore the Blue Ridge Parkway: Cruise one of America’s most scenic drives with endless overlooks, hiking trails, and seasonal views that make every trip feel like a getaway.Fish the Mitchell River Game Lands: Access over 2,000 acres of public land known for excellent trout fishing, hunting opportunities, and quiet outdoor recreation.Enjoy a glass of wine at Round Peak Vineyards: Enjoy locally crafted wines with mountain views just minutes from the property, perfect for relaxing weekends or entertaining guests.Visit Mount Airy, NC: Experience the charm of a classic small town known as the inspiration for Mayberry, featuring shops, dining, and year-round events. Hike at Cumberland Knob Recreation Area: Discover peaceful trails and picnic spots at one of the original Parkway recreation areas, ideal for easy hikes and scenic relaxation.

$949,900

16.21 Acres

Lenoir, North Carolina, 28645

Once you're just beyond the estate gate, the outside world fades into your rearview mirror. Twinkle lights and colorful botanicals line the entrance, and the landscape opens to reveal one of the most captivating mountain settings in North Carolina's High Country. Positioned on 16+/- acres in Caldwell County, this fully furnished Appalachian timber home sits on the edge of more than 500,000 acres of Pisgah National Forest, offering a rare combination of privacy, craftsmanship, and direct access to some of the region's finest outdoor recreation.Constructed in 1994 using traditional hand-hewn dovetailed logs with chinking between the timbers, this 3-bedroom, 3-bath mountain estate embodies the enduring character of Appalachian architecture while incorporating extensive modern upgrades. Expansive windows and glass doors frame sweeping southwesterly views stretching toward the Linville Gorge Wilderness Area mountains, including iconic Table Rock and Hawksbill Mountains. On the more serene mornings, a sea of clouds fills the valley below, leaving only distant ridgelines visible above the horizon.A Home Built Around the LandscapeThe interior was designed to keep the outdoors as the main focal point. Walls with beautiful picture windows flood the home with natural light, while rich wood textures and natural stone create a warm, authentic atmosphere throughout. Hand-hewn red cedar beams and flooring, handcrafted cabinetry, and custom-built features reflect a level of craftsmanship rarely found in modern construction.The main level centers around a dramatic floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace with a live-edge mantel milled directly from timber harvested on the property. The spacious living area flows into a thoughtfully (re)designed kitchen featuring granite countertops, stainless steel appliances (2021), abundant storage, and a spacious dining area positioned to take full advantage of the views.Upstairs, the primary suite offers private deck access, an en-suite full bath, and elevated mountain vistas. A second guest suite features its own bath and private access to an enclosed glass sunroom that serves as an exceptional retreat for reading, relaxing, or additional guest accommodations. A third bedroom is located on the main level, providing additional opportunity for family and visitors.Recent improvements (2021) include renovated kitchen & baths, updated HVAC systems, new appliances, water heater, water filtration equipment, sediment filtration system, fresh finishes, and custom built-ins throughout the home.Outdoor Living Designed for EntertainingSome would argue that the outdoor spaces rival the interior. Inviting three-tiered decking, multiple covered porches, stone patios, and secluded seating areas create countless opportunities to enjoy the changing seasons of the Blue Ridge Mountains.One of the property's most distinctive features is the detached hillside entertainment deck, complete with a summer kitchen, natural cedar cabinetry, Blackstone grilling area, pergola, remote-controlled Edison lights, and gathering space overlooking the mountains. Whether hosting friends for an evening around the fire pit or enjoying a quiet morning coffee while deer move gently through the surrounding woods, every outdoor space was intentionally designed to connect with the landscape.The beautifully curated grounds provide year-round color through mature hydrangeas, peonies, azaleas, lilies, roses, Japanese maples, hostas, and flowering shrubs. Apple trees, stone pathways, hidden garden seating areas, and thoughtfully integrated lighting further elevate the property's atmosphere after the sun drops behind the surrounding mountains.16+/- Acres Bordering Endless AdventureWhile the residence itself is exceptional, the surrounding land creates an entirely different level of ownership experience. With the Pisgah National Forest immediately beyond the property, owners gain direct access to more than half a million acres for hiking, hunting, wildlife viewing, fishing, and exploration.Just below the property boundary, for those bold enough to venture down the wooded terrain, a stacked-rock waterfall cascades through a natural mountain setting surrounded by mature hardwoods and native vegetation. The land offers both ample privacy and future potential, should a future owner wish to construct a guest cabin or income-producing rental - the potential is there.For buyers searching for a mountain home for sale near Blowing Rock, NC, opportunities that combine acreage, privacy, long-range views, and direct national forest access are increasingly difficult to find.Prime High Country LocationDespite its sizable privacy compared to many nearby homes with a Blowing Rock mailing address, this mountain home for sale near Blowing Rock sits roughly 10 minutes from downtown Blowing Rock and the Blue Ridge Parkway, 25 minutes from Appalachian State University and Boone, and within 45 minutes of Grandfather Mountain and Sugar Mountain Ski Resort. You'll also find the Tweetsie Railroad, Mystery Hill, and Appalachian Ski Mountain are all within easy reach. Trout streams, hiking trails, ski slopes, boutique dining, and some of the most sought-after scenic drives in the eastern U.S. are all within easy reach.Whether you're seeking a luxury second home, full-time mountain residence, or a home with acreage for sale near Blowing Rock, NC, this property offers a level of craftsmanship, setting, and recreational access seldom available in today's market.>>> View the 3D Tour of the Home HereKey Highlights16.21+/- acres | Caldwell County, NC | Borders Pisgah National Forest (>500,000 acres)Traditional hand-hewn dovetailed flat log construction | Eastern red cedar throughout3 bed / 3 bath | Fully furnished | Extensively updated in recent years (2021)Southwesterly long-range views of Table Rock and Hawksbill Mountain rangesFloor-to-ceiling stone fireplace with live-edge mantel cut from the propertyHandcrafted cabinetry throughout | Amish-made furnishings includedEnclosed glass sunroom off guest suite | Three-tiered rear deckingDetached hillside entertaining pavilion with pergola, outdoor kitchen, and fire pitStacked-rock waterfall just beyond property boundaryRemote-controlled entry gate | Dusk-to-dawn / remote-controlled exterior lightingLower-level 2-door garage/workshop | Lower-level, exterior-entry storage room with red cedar storage closetNew HVAC, water heater, water filtration system, appliances, and bathrooms~10 min to Blowing Rock | ~25 min to Boone | ~45 min to Grandfather MountainCellular and high-speed internet service confirmed on-siteOffered fully furnished, if desired - move-in readyShown by appointment only.To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 540-299-7238 or .Get To Know the Area: Wander through Blowing Rock, NC: Explore one of the Blue Ridge Mountains' most beloved towns, where boutique shopping, local restaurants, art galleries, and small-town charm create the perfect afternoon getaway just minutes from the property.Stand atop Grandfather Mountain: Experience some of North Carolina's most breathtaking scenery from the famous Mile-High Swinging Bridge, then spend the day hiking rugged trails and taking in panoramic mountain vistas stretching for miles.Hit the slopes at Sugar Mountain Resort: Whether you're skiing fresh powder in winter or enjoying mountain biking and scenic chairlift rides in warmer months, Sugar Mountain offers year-round adventure in the High Country.Catch a game at Appalachian State University: Soak in the energy of Boone's vibrant college-town atmosphere, cheer on the Mountaineers, explore campus, or enjoy the restaurants, breweries, and entertainment that surround App State.Cruise the Blue Ridge Parkway: Often called "America's Favorite Drive," this iconic scenic route offers endless overlooks, hiking trails, waterfalls, and unforgettable mountain landscapes just a short drive from the property.Step back in time at Tweetsie Railroad: Ride a historic steam locomotive through the mountains, enjoy family-friendly attractions, and experience one of North Carolina's most iconic destinations for visitors of all ages.

$199,500

99.75 Acres

Pulaski, Virginia, 24301

From pine-lined paths to towering oak trails, this 99.75+/- acre mountain property captures the full character of Southwest Virginia land ownership, stretching from the ridgeline down into the quiet valley area of the Walker Mountain range. This tract is tailored for anyone seeking a private, buildable tract surrounded by natural beauty and great multi-directional views.Perched along a scenic edge, a cleared potential build site offers a commanding vantage point overlooking the Big Walker Mountain range and surrounding valleys. From here, you can take in layered ridgelines with views extending northwesterly toward the Jefferson National Forest. And if you wander over the hill, you can gaze upon endless farms and the town of Pulaski off in the distance. Whether you envision a primary residence, mountain hunting retreat, or legacy property, the tone is already set, and the land is ready for your vision.The land is fully wooded with a diverse mix of timber, including chestnut oak, white oak, red oak, maple, hemlock, and scattered white pines, creating both long-term value and a rich wildlife habitat. Trails wind throughout the property from peak to valley, providing immediate access with opportunities to reopen and expand trails with some additional clearing. Recent road improvements have further enhanced the property's ingress/egress options, while preserving its natural feel. Only two tracts separate this land from the national forest, enhancing both seclusion and long-term recreational appeal.A spring-fed creek flows down the holler, adding to the natural character of the land and providing a peaceful setting to unwind. On warm days, you can follow the natural contours of the land down the shaded gully, where cool air settles, and the sound of water trickling over ancient stone creates a peaceful setting to hide away from the stressors of the world. The quiet here is noticeable, with nothing but the wind moving through the trees and birdsong echoing across the ridges.Wildlife is abundant with consistent sign from deer, turkey, and bear, making this an excellent hunting or recreational tract. The combination of terrain, cover, and quiet surroundings creates ideal conditions for wildlife movement. As you make your way to the property from town, the approach sets the tone. Winding country roads lead you through rolling pastureland dotted with idyllic barns and classic silos, gradually giving way to the rising wall of the Little Walker Mountain range, where this property is tucked away.And when you're ready to explore beyond your boundaries, Little Walker Creek is just minutes away, offering the chance to spend an afternoon casting for smallmouth bass in one of the area's most scenic waterways.Location Highlights:~18 minutes to Pulaski, VA~25 minutes to I-81~55 minutes to Blacksburg, VA and Virginia Tech~1 hour, 15 minutes to Roanoke, VA Buildable mountain properties with this level of privacy, views, and acreage are becoming increasingly limited. If you've been waiting for the right combination of usability, value, and natural beauty, this tract is worth your attention.*NOTE: FOR ADDITIONAL ACREAGE, please see my additional listing (click here) for 105+/- acres in Pulaski County, VA.*Shown by appointment only.To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 540-299-7238 or .Get To Know the Area: Explore the Jefferson National Forest: Discover over 700,000 acres of public land offering hiking, hunting, camping, and backcountry recreation just minutes from the property.Fish the New River: One of the oldest rivers in the world, known for excellent smallmouth bass fishing, scenic floating, and year-round outdoor recreation.Hike the Big Walker Mountain Trail: Take in elevated ridge-top views and quiet forest surroundings along trails that showcase the beauty of the Walker Mountain range.Visit Pulaski, VA: A growing small town offering local dining, shopping, and quick access to outdoor recreation while maintaining its rural charm.Spend the Day at Claytor Lake State Park: Enjoy boating, swimming, and lakeside relaxation at one of Southwest Virginia's most popular outdoor destinations.

$329,000

23.7 Acres

Saltville, Virginia, 24370

Tucked away in a peaceful valley beneath the towering ridges of the Clinch Mountain range, this remarkable 23.7+/- acre property offers the seclusion, recreation, and mountain beauty that make a property feel truly special. Located in Washington County, Virginia, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is surrounded by rolling mountains that seem to rise in every direction, creating an unforgettable setting for full-time living, a weekend retreat, or the ultimate hunting basecamp. Only two privately owned tracts separate this property from the expansive Clinch Mountain Wildlife Management Area (WMA), placing thousands of acres of public hunting and outdoor recreation practically at your doorstep. Whether you're searching for a Virginia mountain home, hunting property, recreational land, or private country retreat, this property checks all the boxes. Inside, the spacious open-concept floor plan is anchored by a striking brick fireplace that serves as the heart of the home. The generous primary bedroom, oversized pantry, and dedicated laundry room provide everyday convenience, while the thoughtfully designed layout flows naturally into the additional bedrooms stemming from the main spaces. A covered front porch offers the perfect spot for a quiet morning in a rocking chair, while the expansive rear deck provides an ideal space for grilling, entertaining, or simply enjoying the peaceful mountain surroundings. Approximately two acres of open yard around the home provide endless possibilities for gardening, recreation, or simply soaking in the scenery. Three peach trees surround the home, while mature apple, walnut, and chestnut trees scattered around the yard offer seasonal harvests and great homesteading opportunities. Blackberry bushes line portions of the trail system, creating a landscape that is as tasty as it is productive. Just beyond the backyard, the Count Branch creek winds seasonally through the property near a fire pit tucked away behind the home, creating a peaceful setting for evenings under the stars and making memories with loved ones. A newly improved trail system invites you to explore the property's diverse terrain, climbing through stands of oak, Virginia pine, poplar, locust, and other native hardwoods. Wildlife sign is abundant throughout, with healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and black bear regularly frequenting the property. Roughly halfway up the mountain, the trail opens to an approximately one-acre level clearing surrounded by mature timber; this area would make an outstanding location for a food plot, guest cabin, gazebo, campsite, or simply a private mountain overlook with panoramic views of the surrounding ridges. As the trail continues higher, the scenery, privacy, and recreational opportunities only become more impressive. A detached open-air outbuilding adds even more versatility to the property and could accommodate horse stalls, ATV and UTV storage, equipment storage, a workshop, or space for woodworking and other hobbies. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's inviting location. Saltville has become an increasingly desirable destination for buyers seeking mountain property, thanks to its proximity to world-class hiking, fishing, hunting, and public lands throughout Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee. Conveniently located just:~15 minutes to The Channels Natural Area Preserve Trailhead ~30 minutes to Emory & Henry University~35 minutes to historic Abingdon, VA

$298,500

102.63 Acres

Henry, Virginia, 24102

Set in the quiet, rolling hills of Franklin County, this 102+/- acre tract in Henry, Virginia offers a rare combination of bold water features, diverse terrain, and multiple access points that make it well-suited for anything from hunting or recreational use to a weekend getaway or long-term future homesite. A strong, year-round creek winds for approximately half a mile through the western portion of the property, with stretches reaching 10 to 15 feet wide, or more. Along its path, massive boulders – some larger than vehicles – intertwine with dense rhododendron, creating a striking natural setting. Spend your time floating in the gentle current, relaxing on sun-warmed rock outcroppings, or casting a line into the deeper pools. A smaller secondary creek meanders through the property a bit further to the east and just below portions of the cleared cutover space, ultimately feeding into the larger creek and further enhancing the land’s water resources and attracting abundant wildlife.Approximately 25 acres were recently timbered and replanted in loblolly pine (2026), creating ideal bedding and forage conditions for deer and turkey in the near term while establishing a future timber investment. The remaining acreage features a strong mix of mature hardwoods, including poplar, red oak, white oak, beech, and cherry, standing tall along the creeks and throughout the wooded ridges. This diversity supports excellent habitat and adds seasonal character across the property.The topography offers both usability and scenic appeal, with long-range views that include Bull Mountain in neighboring Patrick County. Multiple ingress and egress options provide flexibility across the tract. Access the northern ridgeline via a deeded easement off Carver Lee Road, where the terrain is well-suited for food plots, stand locations, or even a homesite with access to nice sunrise and sunset views. Otherwise, primary frontage along Carver Lee Road on the eastern boundary allows for direct entry, while the western side offers the opportunity to establish a new access point from Rocky Glen Drive. From the Rocky Glen Dr side, an ideal cabin site sits near a horseshoe bend in the creek, offering peaceful seclusion with water flowing below and wooded hills rising around you.A quiet gravel road leads you into the property from Prillaman Switch Rd, winding through rolling farmland and timberland that define this region of Franklin County. In the distance, the faint sound of a passing train adds a subtle, nostalgic touch to the peaceful setting. With its combination of water, timber, wildlife habitat, and build potential, this property fits a wide range of uses in a region where well-rounded tracts are increasingly limited.Conveniently located near:~15 minutes to Ferrum College ~15 minutes to Philpott Lake and public boat access~20 minutes to Rocky Mount, VA ~45 minutes to Roanoke, VA With multiple water sources, timber income potential, and flexible access, this is a property worth taking a closer look at, regardless of your plans!Shown by appointment only.To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 540-299-7238 or .Get To Know the Area: Cast a Line on Philpott Lake: This 2,900-acre reservoir is known for excellent fishing, boating, and scenic shoreline recreation in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.Hunt the Fairystone Farms Wildlife Management Area: Offering thousands of acres of public land, this WMA provides prime opportunities for hunting, hiking, and wildlife viewing.Expand Your Mind at Ferrum College: A private college set on a scenic 700-acre campus in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, offering a blend of academics, agriculture, and outdoor recreation just minutes from the property.Visit Rocky Mount, VA: A charming small town offering dining, shopping, and local events, serving as the county seat of Franklin County.Experience Roanoke, VA: Known as the “Star City of the South,” Roanoke offers vibrant dining, entertainment, healthcare, and access to the Blue Ridge Parkway.

$398,500

42.27 Acres

Laurel Springs, North Carolina, 28644

Tucked away off N Burnt Hill Rd in Laurel Springs, this 42+/- acre mountain tract in Ashe County offers a highly desirable blend of privacy, long-range views, and diverse terrain in the heart of the North Carolina High Country. Accessed by a private drive from the state-maintained road, the property welcomes you with the soothing sound of a beautiful flowing creek that runs alongside the entrance. A striking cascading rock feature with water gently spilling down the formation creates a picturesque mountain setting the moment you arrive.As you travel deeper into the property, the landscape begins to unfold with impressive natural diversity. Expansive rock formations and towering white pines line the hillside on one side of the drive, while rich hardwood bottoms sit below on the other. Along the way, you will pass a small meadow that could easily serve as a wildlife food plot, garden area, or the ideal spot for a detached garage or small barn. The driveway continues to gradually climb through the property, revealing additional level pockets and gently sloping terrain that provide potential build sites depending on your vision.The true highlight awaits at the upper elevation, where a 1.3+/- acre open pasture sits at approximately 3,200 feet. This elevated setting delivers sweeping long-range mountain views that span the surrounding ridgelines and valleys. From select areas of the pasture you can even catch a breathtaking sunrise over the eastern mountains, making it an exceptional location for a mountain cabin, full time residence, RV setup, or private camping retreat.The timber across the property includes a healthy mix of cherry, hemlock, poplar, oak, and other native hardwood species, creating both visual beauty and quality wildlife habitat. Well-worn deer trails traverse the hillsides, and bedding areas can be found along the ridgetops, offering strong potential for hunters or wildlife enthusiasts who enjoy observing the region's abundant game.Outdoor recreation opportunities are plentiful. With its varied terrain and established access points, the property lends itself to hiking, mountain biking, hunting, exploring, and gathering with family and friends. The tract is also conveniently positioned between two of the High Country's most desirable mountain towns, placing you nearly equidistant to both Sparta and West Jefferson, each offering local dining, shopping, and small-town charm.Just down the road from Cranberry Creek

$89,000

13.5 Acres

Floyd, Virginia, 24091

Tucked into the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains of Floyd County, VA, this unrestricted mountain land invites you to slow down, explore, and use the land the way it was meant to be enjoyed. A steady mountain creek winds through the property, creating a natural corridor for wildlife and an ideal backdrop for an off-grid cabin or creekside retreat. From the higher elevations, the land opens up to scenic mountain views and dramatic rock outcroppings that add both character and a sense of elevation and seclusion.This secluded mountain property is loaded with sign and the habitat needed to hold deer year-round, with mature stands of red and white oak, poplar, and hickory providing natural food sources and excellent stand locations. Beyond hunting, the land supports a true back-to-the-land lifestyle – harvest fresh mountain water, forage for blackberries and mushrooms, and explore the remnants of old moonshine stills long-hidden in the wooded terrain. Future owners could build an off-grid cabin along the creek for a unique AirBNB investment, capitalizing on the property’s close proximity to the nationally celebrated Town of Floyd. Just minutes away, downtown Floyd has been recognized by outlets such as Southern Living and USA Today as one of the top small towns in the South, known for its live music, artisan shops, local dining, and vibrant cultural scene. Guests could enjoy a quiet mountain stay by night and experience Floyd’s charm by day. One of the most compelling features of this property is the freedom to shape it into your own mountain playground. Carve out a network of private hiking trails that wind through mature hardwoods and lead you all the way to the peak, where elevated views create a rewarding destination. Imagine a custom-built treehouse perched above the forest floor, offering a peaceful overlook of your land and a one-of-a-kind place to relax, read, or watch wildlife move through the timber. For the more adventurous, the topography even lends itself to the idea of a zipline running back down toward the creek, ending the ride with a refreshing dip in the cool mountain water during the summer months. Combined with paved road frontage and the soothing sounds of Shooting Creek, this Floyd County, VA land offers a rare chance to create an immersive outdoor experience that blends recreation, creativity, and Blue Ridge Mountain living on your own terms.~15 min from the vibrant arts and country music scene of downtown Floyd, VA~20 min from Ferrum College~30 min from dining, shopping, and amenities in Rocky Mount, VA~30 min from boating and watersports on Philpott Lake~50 min to Virginia Tech and Primland Auberge Resort~1 hr from Roanoke, VAWhether you're looking to escape, explore, or establish your dream homestead, this mountain haven is the perfect place to call your own. Don't miss your chance to own a slice of paradise in the heart of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains! Shown by appointment only.To schedule a showing or inquire about the property, please contact Justin Rolfe at 540-299-7238 or Get To Know the Area: Discover Old Moonshine Stills Along “Shootin’ Creek”: If Franklin County, Virginia was the so-called “Moonshine Capital” of the world during Prohibition in the 1920’s, then Shootin’ Creek – located in the southwest corner of the county – might qualify as the “Moonshine Capital” of Franklin County. In T. Keister Greer’s book, “THE GREAT MOONSHINE CONSPIRACY TRIAL OF 1935,” he mentions Shootin’ Creek no less than eight times as a center of moonshining and revenuer raids. One revenue agent testified to cutting up more than 30 moonshine stills at Shootin’ Creek in a space of 90 days. Understand the Eastern Continental DivideFollow The Crooked Road to Floyd, VA: Floyd has been honored in multiple nationally-acclaimed magazines, including USA Today and Southern Living, as “one of the South’s Best Small Towns.” It is best known is the Friday Night Jamboree held at The Floyd Country Store, Floyd is prominently featured on the Virginia Heritage Music Trail called "The Crooked Road."Experience Moonshining History in Franklin County, VA: From Franklin County’s bootlegging roots during the Prohibition era of the 1920s to modern-day depictions on the big screen, there’s nothing watered down about the wettest county in the world!Cruise the Blue Ridge Parkway: Drive one of America's most scenic roads. Enjoy a leisurely excursion filled with nature's beauty through dense forests and atop mountain ridges. You'll find breathtaking overlooks, numerous hiking trails and great spots for picnics.Unwind at Primland Auberge Resort: Primland Resort, spanning 12,000 acres, offers a private mountain retreat featuring a regal main lodge, romantic cabins, and tree houses overlooking the Dan River Gorge, with winding trails, trout-filled streams, horseback riding, hunting excursions, Auberge Spa relaxation, and stargazing at the property's observatory amidst untouched natural beauty. Raise a Glass at Chateau Morrisette: Chateau Morrisette - one of the largest wineries in Virginia - is both a relaxing and exciting experience for anyone who enjoys fine wine, good food, and natural surroundings. It offers elevated southern cuisine at its onsite restaurant, a perfect wine for every palate, long-range views, and most importantly, it's dog friendly (with a few of its own dogs greeting visitors during tastings and tours)!