Cabin

25 private acres with a mix that’s hard to find in the mountains—usable ground, water, and views, all in one place. The front portion opens into a fenced pasture that’s already set up for animals, while the rest of the land rolls out into woods with trails, wildlife, and room to expand however you want. A natural spring starts on the property and feeds a small stream, giving you a reliable water source and adding to the feel of being completely off the grid—without actually being far from town. The cabin is simple, functional, and comfortable. It’s a one-bedroom setup with an additional sleeping area, an open living space, and a wood-burning stove that handles heat the way it should in the mountains. It’s not trying to be flashy—it fits the land. There’s also an outbuilding for storage or workspace. Elevation sits just over 2,500 feet, so summers stay cooler and the air actually moves. You’re tucked back far enough for real privacy, but still about 15 minutes to Burnsville and 30 to Asheville. If you’ve been looking for land that’s actually usable—not just steep woods—this is one of the few that checks those boxes.

25 private acres with a mix that’s hard to find in the mountains—usable ground, water, and views, all in one place. The front portion opens into a fenced pasture that’s already set up for animals, while the rest of the land rolls out into woods with trails, wildlife, and room to expand however you want. A natural spring starts on the property and feeds a small stream, giving you a reliable water source and adding to the feel of being completely off the grid—without actually being far from town. The cabin is simple, functional, and comfortable. It’s a one-bedroom setup with an additional sleeping area, an open living space, and a wood-burning stove that handles heat the way it should in the mountains. It’s not trying to be flashy—it fits the land. There’s also an outbuilding for storage or workspace. Elevation sits just over 2,500 feet, so summers stay cooler and the air actually moves. You’re tucked back far enough for real privacy, but still about 15 minutes to Burnsville and 30 to Asheville. If you’ve been looking for land that’s actually usable—not just steep woods—this is one of the few that checks those boxes.