62+/- acres in Barnardsville with interior road and power lines!
3 "neighborhoods" -- Highlands, Grotto and Pond-to-Peak
The parcel goes from the top of Wildcat Knob...
...and down to the contemplation area next to an old pond...
...where the wild orchids grow!
Old pond area, side view
Serenity lives here.
The road runs alongside the old pond...
...and along the grotto area...
...great access throughout the highland area...
...on this well maintained road!
Aerial of the pond area
Aerial of the highlands area
View from the highlands area
One of the creeks flowing into the pond area
Rhododendrons for spring blossoms
Spring beauty!
Native flowering shrubs
Country roads, take me home...
...to the place I belong!
North Carolina!
Power lines in place in all 3 areas
Powerlines along the road frontage
Power pole in place at base of the Grotto area
Mature oaks in the Highlands area
Hidden treasures
A gentle slope in the Highlands area leading to several great build sites!
Easy grade from the road into the Highlands area
Looking down the west facing holler from the Highlands area
Looking up into the Grotto area
The nearby organic/permaculture farming community
Soaring vistas from the top of the knob
Ask Laura Handley
62+/- acres in Barnardsville NC, from pond to peak!
Description
62+/- acres of prime Barnardsville NC real estate, stretching from a pond area complete with wild orchids up to the peak of Wildcat Knob where the hawks soar! Seller finance is available for qualified buyers! A well maintained private community road wends its way uphill through the parcel, dividing this large tract into three general “neighborhoods” -- ~32+/- acres around the old pond and along a creek to the top of Wildcat Knob (the "Pond-to-Peak" area), ~21+/- acres of stately old oaks and majestic west-facing vistas for epic sunsets (the "Highlands" area) , and a lovely ~9 +/- acres along Shelton Branch Creek , with additional spring water sources and dramatic rock outcroppings to incorporate into your landscaping (the "Grotto" area). This diverse layout offers plenty of intriguing homesites for extended families, developers, or anyone interested in creating synergy with the nearby native plant gurus and mountain craft experts. Nestled into the famous organic farming and sustainable living community of Barnardsville, this is the ideal place to grow your own healthy food in the rich mountain soil! Whether you are looking to work from home, transplant a small business or to retire and enjoy the finer things in life, why put up with high-stress and high-cost areas elsewhere when you can embrace the peace of mind that these mountains provide? Nearby Asheville NC adds to the allure with world-class restaurants, yoga studios, Ayurvedic and TCM healers, health food stores, and a variety of artists and shops, along with two major hospital chains (one is VA for our honored military retirees). Or take a daytrip and escape into the nearby Pisgah National Forest to hike, bike or fish the day away!
Life is GOOD here.
For more information or to schedule a showing of this lovely land, please call or text Laura Handley of Mossy Oak Properties at 828-208-3532 or email at Lhandley@mossyoakproperties.com.
Directions:
From I-26 north of Asheville, take exit 15 toward Barnardsville (NC-197); turn RIGHT onto Barnardsville Highway; in 5.8 miles, turn RIGHT onto Paint Fork Road; in 1.6 miles, take a slight LEFT turn onto Anderson Cove Road; the property begins at corner of Shelton Branch Road and Anderson Cove Road. A mapping app will take you there if you put in 145 Anderson Cove Road. Recommended to use the LandGlide app to more easily understand the lay of the land, which is irregularly shaped as it follows the contour of the land.
Showing Instructions:
The land is vacant and accessible, but the owner would prefer the listing agent to be present at showings. Call Laura Handley of Mossy Oak Properties at 828-208-3532. Entering 145 Anderson Cove Road will bring you to the area of the parcel.
Additional Details
Home Details
Additional Info
Financial
As per deed and recorded survey.
Maps
The corner of Shelton Branch Road and Anderson Cove Road has a pond area that currently is not filled, but the pond shows on some older aerial photos and on the map. The owner has not investigated why the pond area is not currently retaining water. This parcel is the remaining acreage of a platted purchase of Wildcat Knob Corporation; see Plat 42/101, ROW 1167/15. There is an old recorded "Declaration of Restrictions" (196/98) from July 1978, but the owner states that he understands to property to be unrestricted now. The owner also states that there is no HOA, applicable CC&R, subdivision fees or road maintenance charges. Buyers should conduct their own evaluation to confirm. The owner reports that the property passed a perc test shortly after he initially purchased in 1998; a new perc test will be required.
