Haywood Homes with Cleared Lot Features

Haywood Homes with Cleared Lot Features

Haywood County, located in the state of North Carolina, is a charming area known for its natural beauty and rural charm. Nestled in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains, this county offers a tranquil and picturesque setting for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle.

One of the notable features of homes in Haywood County is the availability of properties with cleared lot features. True to its rural character, many homes in this area are situated on spacious lots that have been meticulously cleared, providing ample space for various outdoor activities. Whether you dream of having a sprawling garden, a backyard oasis, or simply room to roam and enjoy the fresh mountain air, these homes offer the perfect opportunity to create your own outdoor haven.

Imagine waking up to the breathtaking views of rolling hills and majestic mountains, with the convenience of having a cleared lot ready for your vision. From hosting family gatherings and barbecues to indulging in hobbies like gardening or outdoor sports, the possibilities are endless.

In addition to the cleared lot features, Haywood County boasts a range of amenities and attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous hiking trails, fishing spots, and camping sites available in the nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The county also offers a vibrant arts and culture scene, with galleries, theaters, and music festivals that showcase the talents of local artists.

If you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and embrace a more serene and nature-oriented lifestyle, Haywood County is the perfect place to call home. With its cleared lot features and natural beauty, this county offers a unique opportunity to create your own idyllic retreat in the heart of North Carolina.

Newest Haywood Homes with Cleared Lot Features

$450,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 4422647 MLS 1,439 SqFt. ACTIVE Status
Mountain views, the peaceful sounds of a creek and small waterfall, and a private mountain setting - all just minutes from Waynesville, Maggie Valley, and the Blue Ridge Parkway. This beautifully updated Western North Carolina mountain home offers the perfect blend of peaceful surroundings and convenient access to shopping, dining, outdoor recreation, and everything the area has to offer. Since March 2025, there have been numerous completed improvements, including a new roof and hot water heater, fresh interior paint, updated interior and exterior lighting, ceiling fans, new stairway carpet, and LVP flooring upstairs. Kenmore appliances, granite countertops, custom cabinetry, upstairs walk-in closet, plantation shutters, and high-speed fiber optic internet add comfort and quality throughout. The expansive wrap-around composite deck is made for mountain living, with plenty of space to relax, entertain, or enjoy the surrounding views while listening to the nearby creek and waterfall. Mountain views can be enjoyed from both the front and back of the home, creating a peaceful retreat in every season. Additional storage is available in the basement/crawlspace and upstairs attic. Community amenities include a clubhouse, garden, tennis, pickleball, playground, and resident donkeys. Vacation rentals are permitted: no shorter than one month and no more than 3 rentals per year, helping preserve the quiet residential atmosphere. Most furnishings are available, making this an excellent option for a primary residence or mountain getaway. With its beautiful natural setting, thoughtful updates, and easy access to Waynesville, Maggie Valley, and the Blue Ridge Parkway, this home is ready to enjoy.

65 Airish Lane, Waynesville

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Great Smokies. sarah@grgnc.com

$1,200,000
2 Beds 2 Baths 4389640 MLS 1,369 SqFt. ACTIVE Status
Some places ask nothing of you but your presence. This is one of those places. Tucked into 21 private acres along one of the area's beautiful and quietly kept corridors, this 2014 Jade Mountain home sits where the Crabtree valley folds into the edge of the Great Smokies, with long-range mountain views, a living stream with waterfalls and a stillness that settles over you the moment you arrive. The home itself was built with a reverent relationship to the land it occupies. Locust, black walnut and slippery elm harvested directly from the property move through the structure as posts, ceilings, staircases, cabinetry and trim, giving every room warmth and specificity that cannot be manufactured or sourced from a catalog. These are not accent pieces. They are the bones of the home, and they carry the particular beauty of wood that was standing on this hillside before the first shovel broke ground. The loft draws the eye upward into those same timbers, the staircase rises through them, and the kitchen cabinets carry the same quiet continuity throughout. Stained glass doors, interior trim, decking, and railings all speak the same material language, grounded, organic and unmistakably of this place. Light fills the open interior generously, moving through the home the way it moves through a well-placed window in late afternoon, warm, directional and alive. Low-VOC finishes throughout mean the interior environment is as clean and considered as the land surrounding it, the kind of air quality that registers not as a feature but as a feeling, one you notice clearly the first time you take a deep breath and realize how rarely you do that indoors. Outside, the land produces abundantly. A thriving orchard yields Asian pears, persimmons, pawpaws, blueberries, Juneberries, grapes, mulberry and more across seasons. Organic biodynamic raised beds and a dedicated greenhouse extend the growing season and the possibilities well beyond what the calendar might suggest. No pressure-treated lumber touches the garden, and locust and cypress frame the beds just as they frame the home. The 21 acres themselves are a layered habitat, creek hollows sheltering ramps, medicinals and mushrooms, open hillsides running with blackberries and raspberries in summer, ridgelines opening to Smoky Mountain views that shift with every season and every hour. Running through it all, a mountain stream with waterfalls, the kind of constant, living sound that becomes part of your daily rhythm. The infrastructure beneath all of this is equally intentional. The well taps into cool, cold mountain water that tested pristine across every primary and secondary EPA metal. Energy independence is not a goal here but a delivered reality as a 3.95-kilowatt solar array of 10 Tesla panels feeds two Tesla Powerwalls providing 27kWh of battery storage. The home carries a certified HERS Index of 59 before the solar contribution is even factored in, supported by two high-efficiency Mitsubishi mini-split heat pumps, passive solar orientation and a continuous fresh air ventilation system. All boulders on the property were sourced on site. The exterior trim is cypress, finished with a natural penetrating stain that never needs to be redone. Every detail, visible and invisible, reflects the same commitment to doing things properly and doing them once. Additional build sites on the property offer future possibilities for those who want to grow into the land over time. Waynesville, with its award-winning restaurants, galleries and vibrant small-city culture, is just a few miles away. Asheville is a comfortable 30-minute drive. But with waterfalls, endless views, sustainable harvest and a home that has been designed from the ground up to give back as much as it takes, the pull outward is easy to resist. This is rare. A property with genuine spirit, built by people who understood exactly what they were doing and why. For the buyer who has been searching for something that feels alive, welcome home.

217 Natures Rest Lane, Clyde

Listing courtesy of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. 919-622-4082

$759,000
4 Beds 3 Baths 4419069 MLS 3,056 SqFt. ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status
There is a version of mountain living everyone pictures before they start looking. Long views that hold all year. A house that lives easy on one floor. Room for everyone who wants to visit and a drive home you never think twice about. It usually takes a few showings to learn how rarely those things arrive together. They do here. The view is the reason you stop the car. Ridgeline after ridgeline running out toward historic Main Street Waynesville, and because the owners cleared for it deliberately, it stays that way in February and again in July when the trees shine green. The elevation is real, the air up here proves it in August, and the drive to reach it is the easy kind. Maggie Valley Country Club sits moments below, and Lake Junaluska and downtown Waynesville are only a quick drive when you want a little extra charm and adventure. Inside, the living room, dining and kitchen open to each other and to that view, through windows and glass doors onto a covered porch running more than 40 feet across the back of the house. Sit on that porch for 10 minutes and the quiet is the thing you will remember on the drive home. The home has been dramatically renovated and that renovation was built around what you see from the windows, right down to the palette, blues and creams that pick up the ridges and the clouds behind them. A floor-to-ceiling gas fireplace anchors the living room, the kitchen shines anew with updated cabinetry, new appliances, new granite and a breakfast bar for people to lounge at while you cook. The dining room flows effortlessly between the two for easy entertaining. Three bedrooms on the main floor is the part experienced buyers have to see to believe, and they are split to opposite ends, so the house sleeps a full crowd with everyone keeping their quiet. The primary is large enough to live in rather than just sleep in, with a walk-in closet, the laundry nearby, and a bath rebuilt into dual vanities, a walk-in shower and a freestanding soaking tub with a view. Downstairs was taken to the studs and rebuilt with intention, giving guests a floor of their own with an en-suite bedroom, full bath and a recreation room long enough for a pool table, gym, lounge or all three. Then there is the work you feel rather than photograph. A complete HVAC overhaul and a whole-home Generac generator, new roof, new flooring, new lighting, fresh paint on every surface inside and out, five new windows downstairs and more. Upper and lower driveways mean you never back down a mountain to leave, and the garage holds two vehicles, an EV charger and everything else that comes up here with you. The yard rolls gently rather than dropping off the way it usually does at this elevation, and the house is on city water and city sewer with no HOA dues. Everything that usually waits for the next owner has been done here. All that is left is deciding which chair on the deck is yours.

80 Range Drive, Maggie Valley

Listing courtesy of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. 919-622-4082

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