Watauga County Homes with Parking Lot

Watauga County Homes with Parking Lot

Watauga County, located in the state of North Carolina, is home to the charming city of Banner Elk. Known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, Watauga County attracts residents and visitors alike with its picturesque landscapes and small-town charm.

One of the appealing features of homes in Watauga County is the availability of parking lots. Whether you are a homeowner or a potential buyer, having a parking lot can be a valuable asset. It provides convenience and security, ensuring that your vehicles are protected from the elements and potential damage.

Having a parking lot also offers additional space for guests or extra vehicles, making it easier to accommodate visitors or store recreational vehicles such as boats or motorcycles. In a place like Watauga County, where outdoor activities are abundant, having a dedicated parking space can be particularly beneficial for those who enjoy exploring the surrounding mountains, lakes, and trails.

Furthermore, a home with a parking lot can also increase its resale value. Potential buyers often prioritize properties that offer ample parking options, especially in areas where parking can be limited or expensive.

If you are considering purchasing a home in Watauga County, finding one with a parking lot is a desirable feature that can enhance your overall living experience and provide long-term benefits.

Newest Watauga County Homes with Parking Lot

506 Peaceful Haven  Drive Unit #1111, Boone
$445,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4433691 MLS ⋅ 1,116 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Fully furnished and recently updated, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath retreat in gated Echota combines mountain views, modern comforts, and resort amenities—including an outdoor pool with spectacular mountain views! Recent improvements include new stainless steel appliances, a new washer and dryer, a new HVAC system, fresh interior paint, and high-end waterproof flooring throughout. Set in an intimate six-unit building, the condo offers short-term rental flexibility for those seeking a personal getaway, vacation rental, or High Country home year-round. Your private covered deck provides a quiet place for morning coffee or unwinding with mountain views. Inside, a stone gas fireplace anchors the living area, while the open kitchen keeps everyone connected with breakfast-bar seating. The primary suite opens directly to the deck and includes dual closets and an adjoining bath; the guest bedroom also has its own adjoining bathroom. An Ecobee thermostat, keyless entry, and added storage shelving bring practical convenience to everyday living and time away. Echota’s amenities include three community pools with indoor and outdoor options, clubhouses, fitness centers, stocked fishing ponds, and hiking trails. The 25-acre riverpark across the street is also an Echota owner amenity, offering even more room to explore. Owners enjoy exclusive access to the Summit facility with its pool, spas, and fitness center. With Boone, Blowing Rock, and Banner Elk nearby, local dining, shopping, and mountain adventures are all within easy reach.

506 Peaceful Haven Drive Unit #1111, Boone

Listing courtesy of Manife Realty LLC. venus@maniferealty.com

404 Old Bristol  Road, Boone
$3,490,000
7 Baths ⋅ 4431400 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
A rare mountain estate in the heart of Boone, set on 11.3 acres across three parcels, less than a mile from Appalachian State University campus. Five fully renovated historic structures combine 19th-century history, modern comfort and sustainability on a property that is currently operating as Tripadvisor’s #1 Bed and Breakfast in Boone. Lovill House (1875). Six bedrooms, each with ensuite bath, plus a half bath. Gracious living and dining rooms, a large kitchen, and an expansive covered porch. Original architectural features remain throughout, including the staircase, several fireplaces, a wraparound southern porch, and wormy chestnut finishes. Lovill Cabin (1998). A separate two-bedroom, one-bath guest cabin with a full kitchen, a living area with a wood-burning fireplace, outdoor decks, and a screened porch. The Springhouse (1931). A separate one-bedroom guest cabin with a loft, one bath, an efficiency kitchen, and a porch. Lovill Barn (1875). A restored two-story barn used for weddings, graduations, and other guests related events. The upper level seats about 50 guests. The main level, with original horse stalls and a brick floor, suits smaller gatherings. The barn is accessed by a driveway made of permeable pavers and surrounded with beautiful landscaping and a hidden waterfall. The Powerhouse (2021). A separate building designed to match the architectural design of the main house that combines the solar generation, battery storage, and a back up connection to the electrical grid to power the entire property. The Powerhouse also serves as conditioned space for guest’s pets. The current owners completed a full renovation of every building, pairing historic character with modern luxury and sustainability. The project was awarded the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Project of the Year in 2021, and the Lovill estate has been featured in Southern Living, Our State Magazine, MSNOW, and other publications. The Lovill House holds a 4.99 out of 5 rating across several hundred Google reviews. Recognitions include KAYAK Top-Rated Property, NC GreenTravel’s highest certification, and the Sustainable Tourism award from Explore Boone. The house also holds a distinct place in local history. The state charter for what is now Appalachian State University was written here in 1903. W. R. Lovill, attorney for the Tweetsie Railroad, lived here with his family and was the mayor of Boone during the years the Appalachian Theatre, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the federal post office were completed. The house is not on the historic register, but both the exterior and interior retain classic period features. The undeveloped parcels offer further development potential in a constrained market with demand for housing and lodging less than one mile from campus and downtown.

404 Old Bristol Road, Boone

Listing courtesy of Ivester Jackson Christie's. Melissah@Ivesterjackson.com

404 Old Bristol  Road, Boone
$3,490,000
9 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 4431399 MLS ⋅ 3,783 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
A rare mountain estate in the heart of Boone, set on 11.3 acres across three parcels, less than a mile from Appalachian State University campus. Five fully renovated historic structures combine 19th-century history, modern comfort and sustainability on a property that is currently operating as Tripadvisor’s #1 Bed and Breakfast in Boone. Lovill House (1875). Six bedrooms, each with ensuite bath, plus a half bath. Gracious living and dining rooms, a large kitchen, and an expansive covered porch. Original architectural features remain throughout, including the staircase, several fireplaces, a wraparound southern porch, and wormy chestnut finishes. Lovill Cabin (1998). A separate two-bedroom, one-bath guest cabin with a full kitchen, a living area with a wood-burning fireplace, outdoor decks, and a screened porch. The Springhouse (1931). A separate one-bedroom guest cabin with a loft, one bath, an efficiency kitchen, and a porch. Lovill Barn (1875). A restored two-story barn used for weddings, graduations, and other guests related events. The upper level seats about 50 guests. The main level, with original horse stalls and a brick floor, suits smaller gatherings. The barn is accessed by a driveway made of permeable pavers and surrounded with beautiful landscaping and a hidden waterfall. The Powerhouse (2021). A separate building designed to match the architectural design of the main house that combines the solar generation, battery storage, and a back up connection to the electrical grid to power the entire property. The Powerhouse also serves as conditioned space for guest’s pets. The current owners completed a full renovation of every building, pairing historic character with modern luxury and sustainability. The project was awarded the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Project of the Year in 2021, and the Lovill estate has been featured in Southern Living, Our State Magazine, MSNOW, and other publications. The Lovill House holds a 4.99 out of 5 rating across several hundred Google reviews. Recognitions include KAYAK Top-Rated Property, NC GreenTravel’s highest certification, and the Sustainable Tourism award from Explore Boone. The house also holds a distinct place in local history. The state charter for what is now Appalachian State University was written here in 1903. W. R. Lovill, attorney for the Tweetsie Railroad, lived here with his family and was the mayor of Boone during the years the Appalachian Theatre, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the federal post office were completed. The house is not on the historic register, but both the exterior and interior retain classic period features. The undeveloped parcels offer further development potential in a constrained market with demand for housing and lodging less than one mile from campus and downtown.

404 Old Bristol Road, Boone

Listing courtesy of Ivester Jackson Christie's. Melissah@Ivesterjackson.com

3894 Us Highway 321 S None, Blowing Rock
$1,150,000
4373972 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Commercial building located on busy Hwy 321 between Boone and Blowing Rock is currently a retail store for CBD and Cannabis. Outstanding location! The property has a strong history as a retail establishment. The building includes 3 levels for the retail store. There is also an owner’s quarters which includes 4 rooms and 2 full bathrooms, plus a kitchen (with laundry hookups), living room, and access to two exterior deck areas. The retail area has 2 half baths, one of which has an exterior access. The property also includes a laundry utility room off the main level retail space. There are 2 fireplaces one of which is in the retail space. There is an additional detached garage apartment that was recently remodeled above the garage space that is 1 bed 1 bath with a rear porch. The apartment has a long term tenant. The detached garage portion has a half bath and high ceilings for storage. Excellent overall location with high visibility and traffic count with 229 ft of Hwy 321 road frontage and 712 ft of New River frontage across the highway as shown by the Tax Mapping System (not an actual survey). Additional income generated by the billboard lease. The health department issued a notice of noncompliance, but it does not require any changes to the current system unless the system is altered from the current state. Email from health department with additional details available upon request.

3894 Us Highway 321 S None, Blowing Rock

Listing courtesy of Blue Ridge Realty & Investments. lholmes@brri.net

646 Roby Greene  Road, Boone
$1,100,000
4354948 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Prime Commercial / Light Industrial Property. Rare opportunity to acquire a versatile commercial/light industrial property with easy access to Highway 421, just outside the Boone city limits. Situated on 2.38± acres with approximately 281 feet of frontage, this property offers excellent accessibility, strong traffic exposure, and significant redevelopment potential. The property features an approximately 3,825 square foot wood-frame industrial building with two garage bays, concrete floors, two offices, and a restroom. The building is serviced by three-phase power, making it well suited for automotive, fabrication, or light industrial uses. This property has operated as a successful business since 1970, offering services such as heavy automotive, heavy and highway road construction, demolition and excavating. Exterior amenities include ample parking and an additional storage shed, providing flexibility for equipment, materials, or fleet vehicles. The site’s acreage, and proximity to Boone’s commercial corridor create multiple potential uses, including: • Continue the established business • Contractor or equipment facility • Warehouse / service business • Conversion to commercial or contractor storage • Micro-brewery, specialty manufacturing, or destination business • Future redevelopment opportunity. Located directly across from the fairgrounds and speedway, this highly visible property benefits from event traffic and strong regional exposure. Location, visibility, and flexibility make this property a rare commercial opportunity in the Boone market.

646 Roby Greene Road, Boone

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams High Country. irenesawyer@kw.com

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