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Discover 2.76 wooded acres in the peaceful Mount Soma community, offering privacy, natural beauty, and the potential for impressive mountain views with selective tree pruning. The sloped lot is crossed by a creek and offers frontage along both Chandra Lane and the dirt road leading to Ganga Park, giving the property multiple access points and a unique connection to one of the community’s quiet outdoor spaces. The property previously perc’d for a 4-bedroom septic system, with an expired permit available for reference, providing a helpful starting point for future building plans. Mount Soma is known for its serene mountain setting and thoughtful connection to nature. Community features include Ganga Park, walking trails, a Vedic Shiva temple, and a visitors center, creating a distinctive environment for those seeking a quieter, more intentional mountain lifestyle. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence or private retreat, this property offers a beautiful setting with room to create something special.

4431780 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Discover 2.76 wooded acres in the peaceful Mount Soma community, offering privacy, natural beauty, and the potential for impressive mountain views with selective tree pruning. The sloped lot is crossed by a creek and offers frontage along both Chandra Lane and the dirt road leading to Ganga Park, giving the property multiple access points and a unique connection to one of the community’s quiet outdoor spaces. The property previously perc’d for a 4-bedroom septic system, with an expired permit available for reference, providing a helpful starting point for future building plans. Mount Soma is known for its serene mountain setting and thoughtful connection to nature. Community features include Ganga Park, walking trails, a Vedic Shiva temple, and a visitors center, creating a distinctive environment for those seeking a quieter, more intentional mountain lifestyle. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence or private retreat, this property offers a beautiful setting with room to create something special.

35 Chandra Lane, Clyde

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Professionals. daniellefontenot@kw.com

$609,000

This property has nearly 32 gorgeous acres, but the acreage alone isn’t what makes it special. It’s a place that already feels alive with farm life: horses grazing in the pastures, sheep, chickens, livestock guardian dogs, emus, and peafowl, with fruit trees, a walnut grove, several creeks winding through the land, and a tucked-away glamping site reached by footbridge. A tobacco barn, established pens, fencing, and separate animal areas make it possible to step into a rural lifestyle that is already well underway. Beyond the established farm areas, there’s plenty of room for the next owner to make the property their own. A separately fenced area along Turkey Creek has its own road access and has even been considered for uses such as a private dog exercise area or SniffSpot. Higher on the property, the sellers have identified several areas they considered for potential future homesites, including along the logging road and above the glamping site, subject to buyer verification of septic suitability, access, permitting, and other requirements. Old 209 runs through the back of the property near these upper areas. The mix of open ground, woods, creeks, mountain views, and tucked-away spaces gives the property a sense of discovery that’s hard to capture in photos alone. And then there’s Fines Creek itself. This is a rural mountain community with a strong sense of connection and an active local life of its own. Ferguson Supply is about 5 minutes away for a quick meal or local stop, Waynesville is about 20 minutes away, and Asheville is about 40 minutes away. The Fines Creek Community Center offers activities, classes, gatherings, a gym, and a walking loop. The sellers were especially grateful that their immediate area was comparatively lightly impacted by Hurricane Helene and came away from the experience with an even greater appreciation for the way the community showed up for one another. The home sits comfortably within all of this rather than feeling separate from it, offering an easy place to land at the end of the day while keeping the farm, animals, creeks, and mountains right outside the door. Whether the dream is horses, homesteading, glamping, gardening, recreation, creating space for dogs, or simply having enough land to build a quieter life with some breathing room, 1102 Price Town Road offers both the infrastructure to begin and the flexibility to keep imagining what comes next.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4429790 MLS ⋅ 1,851 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status

This property has nearly 32 gorgeous acres, but the acreage alone isn’t what makes it special. It’s a place that already feels alive with farm life: horses grazing in the pastures, sheep, chickens, livestock guardian dogs, emus, and peafowl, with fruit trees, a walnut grove, several creeks winding through the land, and a tucked-away glamping site reached by footbridge. A tobacco barn, established pens, fencing, and separate animal areas make it possible to step into a rural lifestyle that is already well underway. Beyond the established farm areas, there’s plenty of room for the next owner to make the property their own. A separately fenced area along Turkey Creek has its own road access and has even been considered for uses such as a private dog exercise area or SniffSpot. Higher on the property, the sellers have identified several areas they considered for potential future homesites, including along the logging road and above the glamping site, subject to buyer verification of septic suitability, access, permitting, and other requirements. Old 209 runs through the back of the property near these upper areas. The mix of open ground, woods, creeks, mountain views, and tucked-away spaces gives the property a sense of discovery that’s hard to capture in photos alone. And then there’s Fines Creek itself. This is a rural mountain community with a strong sense of connection and an active local life of its own. Ferguson Supply is about 5 minutes away for a quick meal or local stop, Waynesville is about 20 minutes away, and Asheville is about 40 minutes away. The Fines Creek Community Center offers activities, classes, gatherings, a gym, and a walking loop. The sellers were especially grateful that their immediate area was comparatively lightly impacted by Hurricane Helene and came away from the experience with an even greater appreciation for the way the community showed up for one another. The home sits comfortably within all of this rather than feeling separate from it, offering an easy place to land at the end of the day while keeping the farm, animals, creeks, and mountains right outside the door. Whether the dream is horses, homesteading, glamping, gardening, recreation, creating space for dogs, or simply having enough land to build a quieter life with some breathing room, 1102 Price Town Road offers both the infrastructure to begin and the flexibility to keep imagining what comes next.

1102 Price Town Road, Clyde

Listing courtesy of LPT Realty, LLC. karuna@ashevilledreamhome.com

$1,200,000

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.

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

$449,000

Tucked into the woods on 1.86 private acres, 4035 Bald Creek Road delivers the mountain setting buyers come to Western North Carolina looking for—peace, privacy, a flowing creek, and room to actually enjoy the outdoors—without giving up access to the places you want to go. Inside, the home offers more than 2,100 square feet of finished living space with warm wood finishes, vaulted ceilings, an open main-level living area, and two bedrooms, each with its own full bath. The fully finished lower level adds tremendous flexibility with multiple bonus, recreation, and flex spaces that could accommodate additional sleeping areas, home offices, guest space, a gym, media room, playroom, or multigenerational living. The property is permitted for a 2-bedroom septic system, but the layout provides the flexibility of up to four separate bedroom-style spaces depending on how the next owner chooses to use the home. Outside is where this property really earns its mountain-retreat status. A creek winds through the property, while multiple decks, a covered porch, patio, fire pit area, fenced yard, and custom chicken coop create plenty of ways to enjoy the 1.86-acre setting. A circular driveway provides easy access and generous parking, and the metal roof adds another practical benefit. Whether you're looking for a full-time mountain home, a weekend escape, an investment property, space for extended family and guests, or a property with room to spread out and make your own, 4035 Bald Creek offers something increasingly hard to find: privacy, usable space, natural surroundings, and access to both Waynesville and Asheville. Come for the creek and the quiet. Stay because there is a whole lot more house here than the bedroom count suggests. Check out the video:https://crosby-productions.aryeo.com/videos/01a00519-6e66-730e-886e-d4d30886e5ac

2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4412288 MLS ⋅ 2,113 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Tucked into the woods on 1.86 private acres, 4035 Bald Creek Road delivers the mountain setting buyers come to Western North Carolina looking for—peace, privacy, a flowing creek, and room to actually enjoy the outdoors—without giving up access to the places you want to go. Inside, the home offers more than 2,100 square feet of finished living space with warm wood finishes, vaulted ceilings, an open main-level living area, and two bedrooms, each with its own full bath. The fully finished lower level adds tremendous flexibility with multiple bonus, recreation, and flex spaces that could accommodate additional sleeping areas, home offices, guest space, a gym, media room, playroom, or multigenerational living. The property is permitted for a 2-bedroom septic system, but the layout provides the flexibility of up to four separate bedroom-style spaces depending on how the next owner chooses to use the home. Outside is where this property really earns its mountain-retreat status. A creek winds through the property, while multiple decks, a covered porch, patio, fire pit area, fenced yard, and custom chicken coop create plenty of ways to enjoy the 1.86-acre setting. A circular driveway provides easy access and generous parking, and the metal roof adds another practical benefit. Whether you're looking for a full-time mountain home, a weekend escape, an investment property, space for extended family and guests, or a property with room to spread out and make your own, 4035 Bald Creek offers something increasingly hard to find: privacy, usable space, natural surroundings, and access to both Waynesville and Asheville. Come for the creek and the quiet. Stay because there is a whole lot more house here than the bedroom count suggests. Check out the video:https://crosby-productions.aryeo.com/videos/01a00519-6e66-730e-886e-d4d30886e5ac

4035 Bald Creek Road, Clyde

Listing courtesy of Nexus Realty LLC. 828-585-2188

$750,000

An exceptional opportunity to own 18.15 acres with over 1,000 feet of frontage on the Pigeon River in the heart of Clyde, NC. This gently rolling, mostly cleared property offers a rare combination of usable acreage, mountain views, and direct river access, making it ideal for a variety of residential or mixed-use concepts. The land’s topography is well-suited for development, with open pasture-like areas, easy access, and multiple potential building sites. Whether envisioned as a private riverfront estate, single-family residential development, mobile home park or multi-family project, this property provides the space, visibility, and setting to bring those plans to life (subject to water/sewer availability/confirmation, zoning and approvals). Conveniently located just minutes from I-40, the property offers quick access to Waynesville, Canton, Asheville, and the greater Western North Carolina region, while still delivering the peace and beauty of both riverfront and mountain living. Water and sewer are available to the property through the Junaluska Sanitary District; According to Junaluska Sanitary, "Water and Sewer are available for that property but we would need to see plans for the development before we could sign off to it." With its expansive river frontage, gentle terrain, and proximity to major corridors, this is a rare large-acreage riverfront tract offering both immediate enjoyment and long-term development potential with scale, natural amenities and potential long-term value growth.

4332620 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status

An exceptional opportunity to own 18.15 acres with over 1,000 feet of frontage on the Pigeon River in the heart of Clyde, NC. This gently rolling, mostly cleared property offers a rare combination of usable acreage, mountain views, and direct river access, making it ideal for a variety of residential or mixed-use concepts. The land’s topography is well-suited for development, with open pasture-like areas, easy access, and multiple potential building sites. Whether envisioned as a private riverfront estate, single-family residential development, mobile home park or multi-family project, this property provides the space, visibility, and setting to bring those plans to life (subject to water/sewer availability/confirmation, zoning and approvals). Conveniently located just minutes from I-40, the property offers quick access to Waynesville, Canton, Asheville, and the greater Western North Carolina region, while still delivering the peace and beauty of both riverfront and mountain living. Water and sewer are available to the property through the Junaluska Sanitary District; According to Junaluska Sanitary, "Water and Sewer are available for that property but we would need to see plans for the development before we could sign off to it." With its expansive river frontage, gentle terrain, and proximity to major corridors, this is a rare large-acreage riverfront tract offering both immediate enjoyment and long-term development potential with scale, natural amenities and potential long-term value growth.

347 Richland Creek Road, Clyde

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Great Smokies. ron@ronbreese.com

$190,000

4 stunning acres of rolling pastureland just outside city limits of Clyde boasting breathtaking long-range mountain and pastoral views. Equipped with city water, sewer, and Spectrum cable, this property blends rural charm with modern convenience. Restrictions for a minimum 1300 sqft home, with a two-house maximum and no manufactured homes allowed. Annual road maintenance fee of $350 ensures accessibility. Perfect for building your private dream home in a serene, scenic setting. Don’t miss this rare opportunity! Just minutes from Lakeside Plaza shopping Lake, June Alaska, and I 40 access.

4278636 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

4 stunning acres of rolling pastureland just outside city limits of Clyde boasting breathtaking long-range mountain and pastoral views. Equipped with city water, sewer, and Spectrum cable, this property blends rural charm with modern convenience. Restrictions for a minimum 1300 sqft home, with a two-house maximum and no manufactured homes allowed. Annual road maintenance fee of $350 ensures accessibility. Perfect for building your private dream home in a serene, scenic setting. Don’t miss this rare opportunity! Just minutes from Lakeside Plaza shopping Lake, June Alaska, and I 40 access.

00 Summer Breeze Drive, Clyde

Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Waynesville. brian.noland@allentate.com

$1,825,000

Atop 56+ picturesque acres in Fines Creek, this expansive estate offers unparalleled amenities. Boasting long-range views, an in-ground saltwater pool w/a cascading waterfall, an outdoor firepit, fenced pastures, a 3-bay detached garage w/a tractor shed, & private trails leading to a nearby creek, the property truly has it all. The traditional brick home was vastly expanded in 2007, featuring a grand foyer, a 2-story great room w/vaulted ceilings & a beautiful fireplace, a primary suite w/a gas fireplace, a bay window, a granite double vanity, a jetted tub, & a large walk-in shower, as well as 2 large BR suites on the upper level & an updated laundry room. The original section boasts 1 BR/1 bath on the main level, + a bonus room & bath upstairs, a dining room w/vaulted ceilings, a loft, and a kitchen equipped w/granite countertops, like-new appliances, a wine cooler, and a walk-in pantry. The fully-finished basement w/a full bath and a rec room flows effortlessly out to the pool deck.

4 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 4198208 MLS ⋅ 4,840 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Atop 56+ picturesque acres in Fines Creek, this expansive estate offers unparalleled amenities. Boasting long-range views, an in-ground saltwater pool w/a cascading waterfall, an outdoor firepit, fenced pastures, a 3-bay detached garage w/a tractor shed, & private trails leading to a nearby creek, the property truly has it all. The traditional brick home was vastly expanded in 2007, featuring a grand foyer, a 2-story great room w/vaulted ceilings & a beautiful fireplace, a primary suite w/a gas fireplace, a bay window, a granite double vanity, a jetted tub, & a large walk-in shower, as well as 2 large BR suites on the upper level & an updated laundry room. The original section boasts 1 BR/1 bath on the main level, + a bonus room & bath upstairs, a dining room w/vaulted ceilings, a loft, and a kitchen equipped w/granite countertops, like-new appliances, a wine cooler, and a walk-in pantry. The fully-finished basement w/a full bath and a rec room flows effortlessly out to the pool deck.

317 Camp Branch Road, Clyde

Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Waynesville. brian.noland@allentate.com

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