Bryson City Homes with Driveway Parking

Bryson City Homes with Driveway Parking

Located in the picturesque state of North Carolina, Bryson City is a charming town nestled in Swain County. Known for its natural beauty and small-town charm, Bryson City offers a peaceful and serene lifestyle for its residents.

One of the appealing features of homes in Bryson City is the availability of driveway parking. With ample space to park your vehicles right in front of your home, you can enjoy the convenience and security of having your own private parking spot. Whether you have one car or multiple vehicles, homes with driveway parking provide a hassle-free experience, allowing you to easily access your vehicle whenever you need it.

Having driveway parking also offers additional benefits. It eliminates the need to search for street parking, which can be a hassle, especially during busy times. Additionally, it provides a designated space for your vehicles, ensuring that they are safe and protected from any potential damage.

Whether you're a family looking for a spacious home or a couple seeking a cozy retreat, Bryson City offers a range of properties with driveway parking to suit your needs. From charming cottages to modern family homes, you can find the perfect property that not only provides a comfortable living space but also the convenience of driveway parking.

Experience the beauty of Bryson City and enjoy the convenience of homes with driveway parking, making your everyday life a breeze.

Newest Bryson City Homes with Driveway Parking

$665,000
3 Beds 4 Baths 4411492 MLS 2,548 SqFt. ACTIVE Status
Escape to the quiet of rural Bryson City with this custom-built home set on nearly two private, sunlit acres. Reached by a gravel road, this property offers 3,000 square feet of crafted living space filled with unique character and regional history. The main level is designed for everyday comfort and effortless gathering. In the kitchen, you’ll find custom cabinetry and a dedicated coffee bar—perfect for brewing your morning cup before stepping out onto the 500+ square foot covered porch to listen to the gentle stream across the road. The family room features custom wormy chestnut cabinetry built to showcase your favorite photos and keepsakes. The great room is set over rich reclaimed wood floors sourced from an old South Carolina cotton mill. A spiral staircase leads to a cozy loft space, currently set up with three twin beds for hosting overnight guests. Throughout the home, custom architectural touches stand out, including a historic 30-foot door frame salvaged from a local schoolhouse and carefully recut to anchor the main living area. The versatile layout also includes a fully equipped second living quarters, making it ideal for extended family, long-term guests, or flexible multi-generational living. Complete with an oversized four-car garage and plenty of room to stretch out, this is a truly one-of-a-kind mountain retreat. If you are looking for hiking destinations, the home is approximately 1 mile from trails into the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Roughly 65% of Swain County is Great Smoky Mountain National Park so you can also drive to areas in the park to explore

2533 Coopers Creek Road, Bryson City

Listing courtesy of EXP Realty LLC. mark@markinthemountains.com

$1,099,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 4410766 MLS 3,248 SqFt. ACTIVE Status
OPEN HOUSE | SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th | 12:00 - 3:00 PM Set at the end of a ridge-top road on 8.72 private acres, this stunning log home offers sweeping mountain views of the gorge and valley below, including waterfrontage on the beginnings of Fontana Lake, river frontage, and community boat/dock access, all inside a national park and national forest county. The living room is anchored by a massive stone fireplace, completely rebuilt in 2021 with uniform ledge stone carried across the adjoining walls, a $75,000 project. Vaulted ceilings, hardwood and ceramic tile floors, and an open floor plan connect the kitchen, dining, and living areas. A sunroom off the main level takes in the light and the view. Main level living is fully workable here, with two bedrooms, each with private access to the covered porch, plus a breakfast bar, pantry, and laundry all on the main floor. Three bedrooms and three full baths spread across a plan built for company. The loft overlooks the living area. The full finished basement adds a rec and game room, a full bath, exercise and theatre space, a wine nook, and generous storage, with both interior and exterior entry. The current owners invested more than $117,000 in systems since 2021, which is the part of a mountain home most buyers never get to see. The heating and air conditioning system was completely replaced in May 2021 at a cost of $19,000, including a third zone added for the loft, and carries a Trane 10 year warranty the seller describes as transferable. A whole home Generac generator was installed in March 2021 at $9,600 and is under an annual service contract. French drains were installed around the foundation in 2022 at $6,400. The conventional water heater was replaced with two on demand propane units, and the well system received a DAB pump with two 250 gallon storage tanks. Every outlet and wall switch was replaced with Leviton components and a whole home surge suppressor was added. Additional upgrades include remote propane tank monitoring and electrical service down the driveway for the entrance light and a well head heater to guard against winter freeze. The furnishings are exceptional and negotiable under a separate agreement, selected room by room over years rather than bought as a package. Also available is a collection of 11 original oil paintings by Western North Carolina artist John Holland Houglum, displayed throughout the home. A buyer has the rare option to step into a finished, furnished mountain home rather than start with empty rooms. Nothing conveys unless agreed in writing. Outside, the porches and decks take in the mountains and the quiet. A newly added greenhouse has its own 30 amp service. The home is on well water and septic with a metal roof. Association dues are only $350 annually. Bryson City sits minutes away, a true gateway town to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad downtown, Deep Creek waterfalls and tubing just north, the Nantahala Gorge and its whitewater to the west, and Tsali's nationally known mountain bike trails on the Fontana peninsula. The fishing here is exceptional, between the Tuckasegee, the Nantahala, the park's backcountry streams, and Fontana Lake itself. Homes of this size, on this much private acreage, with water frontage and this level of mechanical investment, do not come along often in Swain County. Schedule your private showing.

Bryson City

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Great Smokies. jon@jontharphomes.com

$750,000
3 Beds 4 Baths 4394806 MLS 1,715 SqFt. ACTIVE Status
Offered for the first time, this remarkable mid-century modern home sits high above the Nantahala River, capturing sweeping, elevated views of the water, mountains, and treetops from a vantage point that feels both dramatic and deeply peaceful. Set on 13.6 private acres, the property blends timeless architectural character with the natural beauty of Western North Carolina, creating a retreat that feels worlds away, yet minutes from hiking, kayaking, ziplining, boating and all the outdoor activities you could want. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Inside the main home, warm white oak flooring and rich, handmade mahogany doors, windows and trim set the tone for a space that is both modern and organic. Large windows frame the ever-changing scenery, bringing in soft natural light and showcasing the river far below, the ridgelines beyond, and the surrounding forest canopy. The home’s mid-century lines create an effortless flow between living spaces, with clean geometry, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a sense of calm that makes every room feel connected to the outdoors. Whether you’re enjoying morning coffee as the fog lifts from the river or watching the sunset paint the mountains in evening color, the views here are nothing short of exceptional. Enjoy the large, open living/dining area, with three levels of panoramic windows, crowned by a large semi-circular window to bring in even more natural light and views for the living area as well as the loft bedroom upstairs. A pair of steps lead to the slightly elevated kitchen, providing an even more dramatic view of the river and mountains. Corner windows and a custom handmade mahogany table with matching bench seating provide the ultimate spot for brunch or family dinners. The loft bedroom has a private ensuite bathroom and more of the amazing views from the second floor level. A separate guest house sits just a short distance from the main home, offering its own private escape with the same stunning outlook. The upper level features a dedicated bedroom with an ensuite bath, while the lower level includes a full bath, an open living area, and a kitchenette — perfect for guests, extended family, or a private workspace. A spacious deck extends the living area outdoors, providing a front-row seat to the same elevated river and mountain views that make the main home so special. The guest house has a proven history as a successful short-term rental, and the main home could easily serve the same purpose for buyers seeking income potential. The land itself is a rare asset: 13.6 acres of privacy, wooded beauty, and complete freedom. With no restrictions, the possibilities are wide open — short-term rentals, additional dwellings, tiny homes, cabins, or a private family compound. A separate cleared, level area beside the main home offers an ideal location for building an additional residence or guest cabin, with utilities already in place. Whether you envision expanding the property, creating a multi-home retreat, or simply enjoying the acreage as it is, the land provides space, privacy, and opportunity. Every part of this property feels intentional — from the architectural details to the way the structures are positioned to capture the views. The setting is quiet and serene, with the view of the river, endless sky, and the mountains unfolding in every direction. It’s a place where you can slow down, breathe deeply, and feel connected to the landscape around you. Properties like this — with mid-century character, extraordinary views, a guest house, unrestricted acreage, and a history of successful short-term rental use — almost never come to market. This is a rare chance to own a private mountain retreat with room to grow, income potential, and a setting that feels truly extraordinary. If you’ve been searching for a home that offers beauty, privacy, and possibility in equal measure, this 13.6-acre Nantahala River overlook is ready to welcome its next steward.

11150 Highway 19w Highway, Bryson City

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Great Smokies. cate@catecampbellrealtor.com

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