3.31 acres in Yancey County, NC
Looking for a mountain home that feels worlds away yet is built to stand the test of time? This handcrafted log retreat offers just that. Perched on a windswept bald a mile above sea level, it s rare to find a home available at this elevation with such enduring craftsmanship. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Mitchell, the Smokies, and Pisgah National Forest every window frames a postcard-worthy scene. Built in 2007 with 8-inch oak logs, hand-hewn details, and a red cedar exterior topped with a Gerard stone-coated steel roof, this home is made to last. Inside, Carlisle wide-plank walnut flooring, custom walnut doors, and a library with built-in bookcases and a secret door showcase the quality throughout. Located on 1,000 acres of gated wilderness, the property offers complete privacy and 360 mountain views. It s not suburbia it s a place to unplug, recharge, and embrace the beauty of nat...
Looking for a mountain home that feels worlds away yet is built to stand the test of time? This handcrafted log retreat offers just that. Perched on a windswept bald a mile above sea level, it s rare to find a home available at this elevation with such enduring craftsmanship. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Mitchell, the Smokies, and Pisgah National Forest every window frames a postcard-worthy scene. Built in 2007 with 8-inch oak logs, hand-hewn details, and a red cedar exterior topped with a Gerard stone-coated steel roof, this home is made to last. Inside, Carlisle wide-plank walnut flooring, custom walnut doors, and a library with built-in bookcases and a secret door showcase the quality throughout. Located on 1,000 acres of gated wilderness, the property offers complete privacy and 360 mountain views. It s not suburbia it s a place to unplug, recharge, and embrace the beauty of nature.
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GPS SHOULD WORK From AVL: I26W Take exit 15 at Barnardsville. Turn right onto NC-197N/Barnardsville Hwy. Continue on NC-197 for about Barnardsville exit, take a right. 10.7 miles to gravel road, 4.4 miles to Ogle Meadows, take left 1.3 miles to gate (pull gold lock hard to open), follow to Bald Eagle and take a right, right on Daniel Boone. House on the left at the top.