This private mountain acreage is located in North Carolina within Mitchell County, approximately 7 miles north of Bakersville and 17 miles from Spruce Pine. The property offers gorgeous long-range mountain views and a quiet setting within a gated development.Access is provided by a well-maintained gravel road that leads through a secure gated entrance. The lot features natural mountain terrain with a mix of standing mature timber and some downed trees from past storm activity, along with a potential build site positioned on a moderate grade. A spring head emerging from a rock formation creates a natural water feature and adds to the setting near the potential homesite. At the base of the development, Little Rock Creek flows through the community and includes a shared picnic shelter area for property owners.The acreage is suitable for a primary residence, seasonal home, or recreational property. Development restrictions are in place to help maintain consistent standards within the community.The property is located 35 miles from Banner Elk and 33 miles from Sugar Mountain Resort. Regional access includes approximately 67 miles to Asheville Regional Airport and 48 miles to Tri-Cities Airport.Outdoor recreation opportunities are available throughout the surrounding region. The North Toe River is located about 16 miles away and is known for fishing, tubing, and kayaking. Roan Mountain State Park is approximately 16 miles from the property and offers hiking trails and seasonal rhododendron gardens. Roaring Fork Falls Trail is about 25 miles away, while Setrock Creek Falls is roughly 28 miles from the property.Additional regional attractions include Pisgah National Forest at approximately 40 miles, Mount Mitchell State Park at approximately 67 miles, the Blue Ridge Parkway at approximately 64 miles, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park at approximately 89 miles. These public lands provide access to hiking, fishing, wildlife observation, and other outdoor recreation.This mountain acreage in Mitchell County offers privacy, elevation, natural features, and proximity to regional recreation while remaining within reasonable driving distance of nearby towns and airports.