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We almost drove past it. Eagle Bald Trail climbs so far above Burnsville that the GPS gives up, then we found tracts 29 and 30 of Ogle Meadows. We stepped out at 5,350 feet into air that felt like September in August. The lot averages about a 25% grade, and right beside the road the ground lays back into a gentle bench. We walked onto it, turned west-northwest, and watched ridge after blue ridge run out to the sky. Oak and hickory filled the south and west lines; the rest was open meadow. My homework was straightforward. A boundary survey located the 60-foot platted right of way. A soil scientist confirmed the well-drained Wayah-Burton loam near the homesite would take an engineered septic system. The covenants asked for what we wanted anyway: one single-family home, at least 1,200 square feet, approved plans, and nothing over the ridge law's 40-foot cap. Of course there’s no flood zone up here and no landslides mapped on the tract. The house sits on the flattest pad on the land, about 56 feet off the road, so the driveway is short and the porch faces the sunset. Power was a short run on French Broad EMC's easement, and Starlink kept us working while we got the co-op to install fiber. Summers here need a blanket at night. Winter snows mean solitude and a stocked pantry with a roaring fire until the road re-opens. Every evening the sun drops right in front of the porch. We found it by accident. Staying was not an accident at all.

4429512 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

We almost drove past it. Eagle Bald Trail climbs so far above Burnsville that the GPS gives up, then we found tracts 29 and 30 of Ogle Meadows. We stepped out at 5,350 feet into air that felt like September in August. The lot averages about a 25% grade, and right beside the road the ground lays back into a gentle bench. We walked onto it, turned west-northwest, and watched ridge after blue ridge run out to the sky. Oak and hickory filled the south and west lines; the rest was open meadow. My homework was straightforward. A boundary survey located the 60-foot platted right of way. A soil scientist confirmed the well-drained Wayah-Burton loam near the homesite would take an engineered septic system. The covenants asked for what we wanted anyway: one single-family home, at least 1,200 square feet, approved plans, and nothing over the ridge law's 40-foot cap. Of course there’s no flood zone up here and no landslides mapped on the tract. The house sits on the flattest pad on the land, about 56 feet off the road, so the driveway is short and the porch faces the sunset. Power was a short run on French Broad EMC's easement, and Starlink kept us working while we got the co-op to install fiber. Summers here need a blanket at night. Winter snows mean solitude and a stocked pantry with a roaring fire until the road re-opens. Every evening the sun drops right in front of the porch. We found it by accident. Staying was not an accident at all.

99999 Eagle Bald Trail, Burnsville

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Professionals. lane@landcrazy.com

$325,000

Escape to an extraordinary mountain sanctuary with 30 pristine acres at over 5,000 feet in elevation, offering exceptional privacy and breathtaking natural beauty. Bordering protected lands owned by The Nature Conservancy, this remarkable property provides a rare opportunity to own an unspoiled piece of the Blue Ridge Mountains. A crystal-clear creek flows through the heart of the land, contributing to the neighboring township's water supply and showcasing the outstanding water quality found within the Yancey County watershed. Towering hardwoods, abundant wildlife, and cool mountain air create an idyllic setting for a private estate, mountain retreat, or conservation-minde

4411683 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Escape to an extraordinary mountain sanctuary with 30 pristine acres at over 5,000 feet in elevation, offering exceptional privacy and breathtaking natural beauty. Bordering protected lands owned by The Nature Conservancy, this remarkable property provides a rare opportunity to own an unspoiled piece of the Blue Ridge Mountains. A crystal-clear creek flows through the heart of the land, contributing to the neighboring township's water supply and showcasing the outstanding water quality found within the Yancey County watershed. Towering hardwoods, abundant wildlife, and cool mountain air create an idyllic setting for a private estate, mountain retreat, or conservation-minde

Ogle Meadows Road Unit ##81, Burnsville

Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Burnville. cherie.foxparker@allentate.com

$120,000

SOAR WITH THE EAGLES High on the top of Ogle Meadows/ elevation above 5600 ft This breathtaking gated community is located high on the mountain top, surrounded and protected forest and conservancy land. Crisp cooler mornings await for your innovation to dream big. The property is rich with diverse native flora , offering beauty throughout the seasons. Incredible opportunity to build your mountain escape, ideal 2nd home with long range views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Abundance of wildlife (Deer, Black bears, turkeys and more)

4400163 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

SOAR WITH THE EAGLES High on the top of Ogle Meadows/ elevation above 5600 ft This breathtaking gated community is located high on the mountain top, surrounded and protected forest and conservancy land. Crisp cooler mornings await for your innovation to dream big. The property is rich with diverse native flora , offering beauty throughout the seasons. Incredible opportunity to build your mountain escape, ideal 2nd home with long range views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Abundance of wildlife (Deer, Black bears, turkeys and more)

Ogle Meadows Road Unit #5, Burnsville

Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Burnville. tonya.mcmahan@allentate.com

300 Licklog Mountain Trail Unit #68-72, Burnsville

$1,999,999

Miles of views from this unicorn property. Nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Pisgah National Forest, this 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath off-grid sanctuary spans 13.52 acres of rolling woodland and open vistas, offering unparalleled privacy and serenity. Totally renovated, furnished and powered by sustainable solar energy, with a back up genertor and two 1,000 gallon propane tanks, the thoughtfully designed and renovated cabin blends modern comforts with rustic elegance. Featuring spacious living areas bathed in natural light, a totally renovated kitchen with upgraded appliances is ideal for preparing harvests from your own land. Expansive decks for unwinding after a day of exploration offer sweeping mountain panaramas. Whether you're seeking a self-suffient homestead, a serene family retreat/compound, or an exclusive mountain escape this rare property invites you to embrace the freedom of off-grid living while immersed in the timeless beauty of one of America's most iconic landscapes. The property offers 2 entrances either from Highway 19 in Burnsville or from the end of Barnardsville Road and is within a private gated community called Ogle Meadows. Additionally, the property's additional buildable flat acreage make it an excellent choice for a family compound or a future investment opportunity. Please see Features Sheet for more details and information on upgrades/renovations done.

2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4399926 MLS ⋅ 2,072 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Miles of views from this unicorn property. Nestled amidst the majestic peaks of the Pisgah National Forest, this 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath off-grid sanctuary spans 13.52 acres of rolling woodland and open vistas, offering unparalleled privacy and serenity. Totally renovated, furnished and powered by sustainable solar energy, with a back up genertor and two 1,000 gallon propane tanks, the thoughtfully designed and renovated cabin blends modern comforts with rustic elegance. Featuring spacious living areas bathed in natural light, a totally renovated kitchen with upgraded appliances is ideal for preparing harvests from your own land. Expansive decks for unwinding after a day of exploration offer sweeping mountain panaramas. Whether you're seeking a self-suffient homestead, a serene family retreat/compound, or an exclusive mountain escape this rare property invites you to embrace the freedom of off-grid living while immersed in the timeless beauty of one of America's most iconic landscapes. The property offers 2 entrances either from Highway 19 in Burnsville or from the end of Barnardsville Road and is within a private gated community called Ogle Meadows. Additionally, the property's additional buildable flat acreage make it an excellent choice for a family compound or a future investment opportunity. Please see Features Sheet for more details and information on upgrades/renovations done.

300 Licklog Mountain Trail Unit #68-72, Burnsville

Listing courtesy of Queens Properties of the Carolinas. ccdunn@queensproperties.net

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