238 acres in Buncombe County, NC
Custom-designed 4200sf 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home just outside of Black Mountain offers a perfect blend of modern luxury and natural beauty. Set on 238 acres of conservation land, the property includes a charming 1-bedroom, 1-bath guest house with kitchen, wood stove and large living room. Designed by architect Jan Grierson, the home boasts breathtaking mountain views and detailed landscaping incorporating native plants and beautiful stonework. Thoughtfully crafted with pocket doors, oak floors, custom cherry cabinets, wooden ceilings, high-end appliances, and several fireplaces, this home is elegant and functional. A deep well provides pristine water, the generator can power the whole property, and high-speed internet ensures seamless connectivity. This property is a rare opportunity to experience tranquil mountain living without compromising on modern conveniences. Come watch Mother Natu...
Custom-designed 4200sf 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home just outside of Black Mountain offers a perfect blend of modern luxury and natural beauty. Set on 238 acres of conservation land, the property includes a charming 1-bedroom, 1-bath guest house with kitchen, wood stove and large living room. Designed by architect Jan Grierson, the home boasts breathtaking mountain views and detailed landscaping incorporating native plants and beautiful stonework. Thoughtfully crafted with pocket doors, oak floors, custom cherry cabinets, wooden ceilings, high-end appliances, and several fireplaces, this home is elegant and functional. A deep well provides pristine water, the generator can power the whole property, and high-speed internet ensures seamless connectivity. This property is a rare opportunity to experience tranquil mountain living without compromising on modern conveniences. Come watch Mother Nature change her gowns across the seasons of WNC.
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DO NOT USE GOOGLE OR APPLE GPS you will end up in the Dill Mountain Preserve. Instead follow these directions: I 40 east to Black Mountain, turn right onto Highway 9. Follow Highway 9 and turn right on Chestnut Hill Road (if you get to The Straightaway Cafe, you missed Chestnut Hill) Turn left on Flat Creek at the Garren Creek Volunteer Fire Department. #98 will be the first drive with a bridge on your left. The property is called "BEARLEY"