Private mountain haven on 2.78 acres in Sparta, NC and a short hike to the 7000 acres of Doughton Federal Park and with plentiful wildlife. Surrounded by mature trees and gentle slopes, this serene retreat offers seclusion and outdoor potential—perfect for hiking, gardening, or unwinding in nature. The cozy home features a private well for self-sufficient living and unique and durable construction. It is the ultimate Blue Ridge getaway (Mile Marker 238) surrounded by federally owned land on the Blue Ridge Parkway. This peaceful property sits on a quiet street with abundant natural beauty, offering a rare opportunity to own a slice of the Blue Ridge paradise and a short 2-mile hike to a wonderful restaurant called The Bluffs. Ideal as a weekend escape or full-time mountain retreat, with room to tailor decks, gardens, or outdoor living spaces to fit your lifestyle. The home also has fiber comparable to most urban retreats so you can stay as connected as you want to be to the hectic world. With immediate access to the Blue Ridge Parkway local shopping, overlooks and excursions are plentiful. Schedule a viewing today and make 216 Deer Track Lane your own.
Listing courtesy of Properties of the Carolinas. david@propertiesofthecarolinas.com
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