luxury houses for sale Haywood County, United States

Short drive to shopping and dinner, tee off in minutes and come home to a house where the big projects are already done. This Arts and Crafts home sits minutes from the Waynesville Inn & Golf Club and the restaurants, galleries and shops of downtown Waynesville. With Christopher Farms (a legendary local staple) just around the corner, the lifestyle here is the perfect blend of easygoing and elevated. The current owners have taken care of the heavy lifting, investing nearly $140K in updates, including a new roof, a whole-home generator, an updated kitchen, new cabinets and countertops throughout, new interior and exterior paint, new flooring, a new retaining wall creating an actual front yard and so much more! No contractors to schedule, no big punch list waiting for you. Just unpack and relax. Inside, every room feels bright, clean and ready to live in from the very first night. The great room anchors an open floor plan, with a fireplace for cold mountain evenings and an immaculately updated kitchen with an island that seats three. Two primary suites on the main level give you flexibility, and the primary bath has room to unwind with a garden tub, separate shower and double vanity. Downstairs, a recreation room and bedroom with a walk-in closet make an ideal in-law suite or guest quarters, giving visitors their own space and you yours. Outside is just as ready. The new retaining wall turned a slope into a real front yard, the landscaping is established and the rocking chair porch is waiting for your morning coffee and long views. Add a patio for company, an oversized two-car garage with freshly epoxied floors, plenty of parking and a generator that keeps the lights on when mountain weather rolls in. The work is done. All that's left is enjoying everything Waynesville has to offer.

Tucked within the natural contours of Maggie Valley, 649 Panoramic Loop offers a more intimate expression of mountain living, where layered, close-range views rise just beyond the home, creating a sense of depth, texture, and year-round visual interest. Set in a peaceful valley setting, the property feels both protected and connected to its surroundings, with the mountains unfolding in soft, overlapping ridgelines from the front of the home. The interior is anchored by a striking great room, where soaring timber beams, expansive windows, and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace establish a warm yet refined gathering space. Natural light fills the home throughout the day, highlighting rich hardwood floors and thoughtfully selected finishes. The open-concept design transitions seamlessly into a well-appointed kitchen featuring granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a central island, and generous storage, equally suited for entertaining or everyday living. The main-level primary suite offers comfort and privacy, complete with a spa-inspired bath, walk-in closet, and direct access to outdoor living. Upstairs, a guest bedroom, full bath, and flexible loft provide additional space for work or relaxation. The lower level extends the home's functionality with a secondary living area, additional bedroom, and versatile space for guests or recreation. Outdoor living is thoughtfully designed to capture two distinct experiences. The expansive front deck is oriented toward the mountain views, offering a front-row seat to layered ridgelines and the ever-changing light across the valley. In contrast, the rear deck off the kitchen and dining area is tucked into a private, wooded setting, creating a quiet retreat surrounded by nature. Wildlife is a regular part of the experience, with elk frequently passing through and grazing nearby, along with other native species that bring the landscape to life. Located just minutes from Cataloochee Ski Area, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the shops and dining of downtown Waynesville, this property offers both convenience and escape. The community allows for short-term rentals, offering flexibility for future use, while the current owners have enjoyed the home as a full-time residence. 649 Panoramic Loop presents a rare opportunity to experience a balanced mountain lifestyle, where view-oriented living, natural privacy, and everyday comfort come together in one of Western North Carolina's most desirable settings.

Priced to sell! A residence of rare provenance & craftsmanship, this Montana-style log home was built with logs harvested from the Biltmore Estate. Few homes can claim a direct tie to one of the most recognized estates in the Blue Ridge, and here that history is part of the structure itself. Set on 3.5+/- park-like acres with a private trout pond, this mountain estate pairs Appalachian heritage with architectural elegance and the warmth of a true mountain lodge. The Biltmore logs define the character of the home inside and out. Their scale, texture, & natural warmth give the residence a presence that newer construction cannot replicate, and they carry a story that will be part of the property for generations. The quality is clear from the moment you arrive. A lodge-style porte-cochère provides a covered, gracious entry, while extensive stone rockwork anchors the home to its setting. Ironwood decking, copper gutters, & an oversized 2-car garage speak to durable, lasting materials chosen with care. The grounds offer room to walk, gather, & enjoy time outdoors, with the trout pond as a natural focal point. Step inside through a dramatic grand entry to soaring vaulted ceilings, the Biltmore log walls, & massive stone fireplaces that set a bold & warm tone. The great room is made for entertaining, with generous scale for holidays, family gatherings, & quiet evenings by the fire alike. The main level offers the primary suite on main, the great room, & an eat-in kitchen finished with custom hickory cabinetry. The kitchen is designed for everyday living as much as hosting, keeping the cook connected to the conversation. The lower level expands the home's flexibility with 2 bedroom suites, a second living room, & a bonus room. Guests & family have their own comfortable space, and the bonus room adapts easily as a media room, game room, office, or hobby space. Cherry hardwood floors & artisan finishes carry through the home, completing a one-of-a-kind log residence where every detail reflects a commitment to craftsmanship. Whether you are seeking a full-time residence, second home, or mountain retreat, this property offers both privacy & proximity. Big Sky character in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, built from Biltmore logs, and now priced to sell.

Architectural artistry and refined mountain living come together above the most scenic green at Laurel Ridge Country Club. Positioned over the 11th tee with panoramic mountain, golf-course, and valley views, this contemporary residence offers one of the most striking vantage points in Waynesville. Originally inspired by the Frank Lloyd Wright style, the home was re-envisioned in 2008 to honor clean lines, natural materials, and seamless connection to the outdoors while adding modern comfort and function. Walls of glass pull the landscape inward, filling the great room with natural light and framing the Blue Ridge like living art. A soaring ceiling, floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, and striking architectural details create a space that feels both dramatic and deeply welcoming. Just beyond, a wide wrap-around veranda spans the length of the home—an unforgettable outdoor living environment for sunset dinners, weekend entertaining, and quiet mornings overlooking the fairway and long-range ridgelines. Designed for effortless main-level living, the primary suite provides a peaceful retreat with an adjoining bonus room currently used as a home gym. This space adapts beautifully as a private office, sitting room, Hollywood-style dressing room, or the footprint for a second spa-like bath. The kitchen is supported by both a butler's pantry and a separate walk-in pantry, ideal for everyday life and elevated entertaining. A distinct everyday entrance and separate guest entrance add sophistication to the home's sense of arrival. The upper level functions as a private guest wing with a second primary suite, a large loft, an office, and another ensuite guest room—perfect for extended stays and hosting with ease. Fully zoned HVAC, ample basement storage, an oversized two-car garage, a brick-paver driveway, and extensive exterior lighting reflect thoughtful planning inside and out. All of this awaits just minutes from historic downtown Waynesville, known for boutique shops, fine dining, galleries, and year-round festivals—and only about 30 minutes from Asheville, a nationally regarded destination for arts, culture, and acclaimed restaurants. A rare opportunity to own a luxury residence with sweeping mountain and golf-course views, timeless architecture, and one of the most inviting outdoor living spaces in Western North Carolina.

Some estates are defined by the home. Others by the land. This one is defined by both. Follow the ripple of Crabtree Creek along a gently winding road that reads like a storybook, past peaceful green space and shimmering ponds until the main event reveals itself. A grand stone porte cochere welcomes you to a custom residence set on more than 16 private, unrestricted acres in the Upper Crabtree corridor, long known for its idyllic living, flowing streams and cool mountain breezes. The home was built by the area's preeminent custom builder, a name trusted in Western North Carolina for more than 45 years for the highest quality construction and an eye for artistry and intention. All around it, the land unfolds like a dream, a rare blend of pastoral grade, three ponds stocked with bass, bream and more and meandering trails, offering far more usable ground than the acreage of this size typically allows. The estate borders conservation land, so the energy and ambiance you feel here today are preserved tomorrow. Inside, the two-story great room rises around a one-of-a-kind floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, the kind of centerpiece that cannot be replicated and does not need to be explained. Immaculate hardwood floors carry through the main living space and the open chef's kitchen, keeping room and dining area flow effortlessly into one another, so cooking, conversation and gathering all happen together. The primary suite is its own sanctuary. A custom stone fireplace warms the room and the bath offers double vanities with custom cabinetry, a walk-in tile shower and a soaking tub framed by picture windows, alongside a large walk-in closet. Upstairs, an oversized loft, two ensuite bedrooms and a dedicated office give family and guests room to spread out, with privacy built into the plan. With fiber optic internet available in the area, working from home here can be a reality. The lower level is stubbed and ready to finish as desired. Currently serving as a home gym, it is envisioned as a bedroom suite and family room, which the four-bedroom septic easily allows. The oversized attached two-car garage adds extra storage. Go outside and the setting takes center stage. More than 2,400 square feet of covered decks wrap the home, looking out over rippling water, green fields, nearby mountains and a sea of rhododendron and mountain laurel that shine through late spring and early summer. These are spaces that get lived in through all kinds of mountain weather, not just the perfect days. Past the decks, wandering trails wind throughout the property, around the ponds and across the grounds, so a scenic mornings or an easy evening adventure never requires getting in the car. Your own personal network of paths is right outside the door, ready whenever you are, with preserved land along the border keeping the scenery unspoiled. Apart from the main residence, a separate 1,700-square-foot barn expands what this estate can be. Today it offers generous, dedicated storage for everything a property of this scale calls for. Tomorrow it could become a guest house, giving visitors and extended family a retreat of their own while keeping the main home entirely yours. For buyers in the market for an equestrian estate, the barn, unrestricted acreage and gentle rolling terrain offer a natural setting to bring horses home. Few estates offer so much flexibility already in place. Historic Waynesville is 15 minutes away and Asheville is 30, close enough for all you need and far enough that you will rarely want to leave. Properties like this do not come along often. 16 usable acres with ponds, trails and protected surroundings. A home built by a master of the craft, with room to grow inside and out. A single owner who has cared for each detail to the highest level for years. It is the kind of estate that people spend a long time searching for and hold onto once they find it. For the buyer who has been waiting for the extraordinary, the wait is over. Welcome home.

Welcome to your mountain retreat! Back on the market with a significant price improvement to align with today's market, this distinctive five-bedroom, three-bath log cabin offers the perfect blend of rustic mountain charm, thoughtful updates and everyday convenience. Featuring a newly upgraded five-bedroom septic system permit, this unique home offers a flexible floor plan ideal for a primary residence, vacation getaway or investment property. Enjoy beautiful mountain views from the expansive wraparound deck while remaining just minutes from shopping, dining and local attractions. Since purchasing the home, the owners have invested extensively in both maintenance and improvements, providing peace of mind for the next owner. Updates include new plumbing for the main-level bathrooms and laundry room, refinished flooring throughout with stripped and stained hardwoods on the main level and newly stained upper-level floors, replacement of all interior trim. The exterior has also been meticulously maintained with professional power washing, caulking and staining using a natural oil-based finish, preserving the beauty and integrity of the log home. Combining timeless cabin character with extensive recent improvements, this move-in-ready mountain retreat offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy mountain living without sacrificing comfort or convenience.

Back on the market with a $5,000 seller credit. Welcome to 48 Medford, a charming site-built single-family home just five minutes from downtown Waynesville with newly installed floors in the kitchen and dining room. This two-bedroom, two-bath home offers two en-suite baths, original hardwood floors and a beautiful stone fireplace that anchors the living area. Enjoy long-range mountain views and a peaceful country feel while being close to everyday amenities, shops, dining and local attractions. The finished attic, while unheated, provides valuable additional space for storage, hobbies or potential guest accommodations. Short-term rentals are permitted, making this a great option for an investment property, mountain retreat or full-time residence. Furnishings are optional.

Wake up in the morning and experience picturesque mountain views on the edge of downtown Waynesville. The home offers abundant natural light, year-round mountain views and exceptional flexibility. Large windows brighten the open living area, while the covered and uncovered wraparound porch and multi-level deck provide inviting spaces to enjoy the mountain setting. The lower level features a bar/entertainment area, full bath, bonus room, pellet stove and private exterior entrance, offering excellent potential for a second living area, home office or recreation space. The sellers have used the bonus room in the basement as an additional sleeping area but it has no windows. Additional highlights include generous storage, a garden house, greenhouse, fully fenced yard and a second driveway that accesses the lower level. With city water/sewer and access from a publicly maintained road, this property combines versatility and everyday convenience near downtown Waynesville's shops, restaurants and attractions. The large one-acre lot is a rare find this close to town. Make it your own or explore the possibility of creating additional building sites. Seller nor listing agent makes representations if land can be subdivided or not. The finished square footage in the basement is not reflected on the county records. Sellers purchased the home as it is, they are not sure if permits were pulled. The third bedroom upstairs does not have a closet, sellers used a wardrobe.

Perched on 1.54 acres across two parcels, this refined mountain residence offers a rare blend of privacy, convenience and sweeping long-range mountain views just minutes from Waynesville. Inside, vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings with exposed timbers and expansive windows bring the outdoors in, filling the home with natural light and uninterrupted mountain scenery. The great room centers around a warm gas fireplace, creating an inviting focal point for gatherings. Two spacious en-suite bedrooms with walk-in closets and vaulted ceilings, plus a third en-suite bedroom, offer comfort with a generous sense of scale. Outdoor living is equally compelling, with wraparound decks designed for relaxation and entertaining, complete with a firepit and pergola. Multiple fenced areas with Astroturf provide practicality for pets. A handcrafted waterfall enhances the property with calming sounds of flowing water, elevating the overall mountain experience. Blending privacy, character and proximity to town, this is a mountain retreat built for everyday living and memorable escapes. Not in HOA and no HOA fee.

Enjoy the perfect blend of mountain charm, privacy and convenience in this quaint home on .9 acres with long-range mountain views. Offering two bedrooms, a bonus room and two full baths, this home features a desirable split bedroom floor plan, providing added privacy for the spacious primary suite with its en-suite bath. The recently updated kitchen and beautiful engineered wood flooring create a warm, inviting atmosphere, while windows showcase the stunning mountain scenery. Outside, you'll find plenty of space to relax and enjoy the peaceful setting. A detached workshop with electricity offers endless possibilities. The gravel road was redone in 2025, and the flat, easy driveway provides convenient year-round access and offers privacy. Less than two miles from the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds, you'll enjoy easy access to local festivals, dining, shopping and outdoor recreation while feeling tucked away in your private mountain escape. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, vacation home or investment property, this mountain retreat offers comfort, versatility and exceptional views in one of Maggie Valley's desirable locations. Seller is offering a 6 month warranty for all appliances, well and septic.

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.

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.

This isn't your average mountain home, and it's not trying to be. Tucked inside the gated Villages of Plott Creek on just under 1.5 usable acres, this elegant three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath mountain retreat has been dramatically transformed, and it shows the moment you enter. It starts underfoot, where hand-scraped hardwood carries warmth and quiet through every room and into a kitchen built around a new oversized island, granite countertops, and a new built-in bar with custom cabinetry. This is a kitchen that makes you want to cook and gather, where people stay long after dinner to take in the view and enjoy the warmth of good company. From here, the home opens in two directions. Just off the back of the kitchen, a screened-in porch with its wood-burning fireplace and a covered outdoor cooking area creates a natural extension of the gathering space throughout the seasons. Inside, the kitchen opens directly into the great room, the architectural heart of the home. Vaulted ceilings give the great room an immediate sense of scale, while year-round mountain views remain a constant presence. At its center, a dramatic two-sided stone fireplace creates a striking connection between the great room and the primary suite beyond. On the opposite side of the fireplace, the primary suite sits beneath its vaulted ceiling, with a custom window bench made for reading and taking in the view. The bath has been reworked with new countertops, updated cabinetry, heated floors and a heated towel bar. That same attention carries throughout the rest of the home, from fresh paint in every room to new lighting throughout, along with the improvements you won't see in a photograph but will appreciate in every season: a whole-home generator that keeps everything warm and running in all weather. The home also includes a spacious attached two-car garage with ample storage. Above it, a fully finished bonus room provides flexible space not included in the heated square footage. The message is clear: this was never merely a cosmetic refresh. Separate from the home, a detached, heated workshop gives projects, tools and hobbies a dedicated place of their own year-round. Outside, the yard is now fully fenced, with a dog run in the back and landscaping that finally frames what was always there. Decks sweep the entire length of the home, opening to year-round views. The terraced lawn steps down through stone retaining walls to a parklike green space and firepit patio below. A mountain stream runs next door, allowing the sound of falling water to follow you around the property. Short- and long-range mountain views embrace the home in an ever-changing landscape. Peace and quiet on demand. Downtown Waynesville is only minutes away when you want fine dining, breweries, shopping, theater and more. But honestly? You may not want to leave, and no one would blame you. Masterfully updated. Mountain-tested. Completely elevated.

Rare legacy property bordering protected land. Opportunities like this are few and far between. Spanning approximately 61 acres of rolling pasture, mature hardwood forest and mountain landscape, this remarkable property offers an extraordinary combination of privacy, natural beauty and protected surroundings. One boundary adjoins Pisgah National Forest, while another borders Lake Logan, owned by the State of North Carolina, creating an exceptional setting where neighboring land is unlikely to change. McClure Creek meanders along the lower portion of the property, adding yet another layer of Appalachian charm. At the heart of the property is a rustic mountain cabin tucked among native stone, towering trees and rhododendron. Rich with character, the home embraces a timeless Appalachian aesthetic. The main level features a welcoming living room centered around a striking fieldstone wood-burning fireplace whose stonework extends into the dining area, creating a warm gathering space. Also on the main level are the kitchen, a bedroom and full bath. The lower level offers a second bedroom, full bath, laundry area and utility room. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings from the screened porch or open deck and take advantage of the attached two-car garage. A detached garage includes a thoughtfully finished apartment above with a bedroom, full bath, kitchen and living area, ideal for guests, extended family, a caretaker or rental possibilities. Also on the property is an old farmhouse. While it is no longer habitable, it offers potential as a restoration project for the right buyer or could serve as site for future improvements. Perhaps the property's most spectacular feature is its highest ridge. Though accessible only by hiking through the wooded terrain, drone photography reveals breathtaking long-range mountain vistas overlooking Lake Logan, a view that hints at the property's incredible potential. Whether you're dreaming of a private mountain estate, family retreat, working farm, recreational property or a long-term legacy investment, this one-of-a-kind offering provides an uncommon combination of acreage, water, protected borders and mountain beauty in the heart of Haywood County.

On 6.74 private acres in Haywood County, this thoughtfully updated mountain estate pairs timeless design with modern comfort, all framed by sweeping mountain views. Just three miles from Waynesville Golf & Country Club, downtown Waynesville and local shopping, the home offers privacy without sacrificing convenience. Light-filled living and dining spaces flow effortlessly for everyday living and entertaining, while the chef's kitchen features Bosch appliances, an induction cooktop, double ovens and generous workspace. The primary suite includes a sitting area and spa-inspired bath. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath alongside a spacious recreation room. The accessible lower level functions as a private guest or multigenerational suite with its kitchen, bedroom, bath and flexible living spaces. A three-car garage, carriage house apartment, expansive decks, gazebo and beautifully landscaped grounds complete the property. New roof on the main house, not the garage

There is a place above Lake Junaluska that changes the standard for everything below it. The air is crisp, the details immaculate and the horizon endless. This is that place. This is that home. The view corridor toward Crabtree Bald is unobstructed. Sunrise arrives here first over layered mountains seeming to rise in the distance. Sunset lingers longest framing the home in a golden silhouette. This is not a view you grow accustomed to. It is one you become a part of and one you instantly belong to. Arrival signals what is ahead. A private ornamental entrance gate and iron fencing frame vibrant gardens and an immaculate approach. A stunning paver driveway and stone steps lead to a labyrinth pathway winding through more than 250 varieties of perennial and annual flowers, anchored by a jaw-dropping waterfall feature. The landscaping here was designed with the same intention as every room inside, to perfection. The foyer opens beneath a Bohemian crystal chandelier glimmering in the sunlight. A timber frame entry with copper arch leads to an ideally sized great room with floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace crafted from hand-stacked quarried Tennessee stone. Sun Mountain knotty alder doors appear throughout, alongside barnwood floors, custom drapery, powered blinds and custom mirrors. The level of finish here is consistent and it is intentional. Gazing through sun speckled windows to the view beyond the home appears to rest among the clouds. The main residence offers three en-suite bedrooms and 3.5 baths, plus two bonus rooms used as library and office. The kitchen is appointed with Thermador appliances, and the baths are finished in Moroccan and Peruvian tile. A floor-to-ceiling stone wood-burning fireplace anchors the main living space, and a second matching fireplace anchors the screened outdoor deck just beyond it, bringing the same warmth and drama outside. Open decks across multiple elevations pull the views in from every direction. The primary suite is a world of its own with steam shower, soaking tub, double vanities and dual walk-in closets. This is the kind of suite that encourages you to linger, sunrise from bed, no apologies. Downstairs, the lower level houses two guest suites, a private lounge area with gas fireplace, a sauna and an expansive wellness porch for an outdoor Peloton ride or evening soak in the hot tub, with a private picnic spot just a stone's step away, all of it framed by the same enduring panorama that defines this property. The guest house is a second residence in every meaningful sense. One bedroom, one full bath, a kitchenette, laundry and a dedicated garage are all positioned to share the same remarkable view, with no steps throughout! For multi-generational living, extended family or long-term guests, it is a rare thing to find. A whole-house generator, a 500-gallon water tank with filtration system and a custom garage organization system with protective flooring reflect the standard to which this property has been maintained throughout. While the home benefits from city water, a private well provides additional options for efficiency and flexibility. Hop in your golf cart and ride to Lake Junaluska in minutes to enjoy seasonal events, lakeside walking trails, golf and water sports. Historic downtown Waynesville is just beyond, with exceptional dining, galleries and independent boutiques. Asheville is within comfortable reach for additional shopping, activities and air travel. Avalon is Waynesville's elite gated mountaintop community, a 400-plus-acre luxury enclave renowned for its privacy, mature hardwoods, recreational trails and timber frame pavilion, where custom homes of this caliber set the standard in Haywood County luxury real estate. Those who choose Avalon are not looking to be praised. They are looking for something real, connected and rare, and above all, on the most desired lot atop this elite enclave, this home waits to offer its next steward a well-deserved lifestyle upgrade.

Welcome to 61 Shirdash Drive in Maggie Valley, a two-bedroom, two-bath residence offering 874 square feet of living space and year-round mountain views. Built in 1985, this single-family home presents an opportunity for a second home or short-term rental investment in a well-established mountain destination. The interior includes a living area anchored by a newly installed electric fireplace, providing a defined gathering space. The kitchen has been updated with new appliances, supporting immediate use for personal enjoyment or rental readiness. The layout offers functional separation between bedrooms, accommodating a range of living arrangements. Positioned less than two miles from the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds, approximately seven miles from Cataloochee Ski Area and under five miles from Lake Junaluska, the property provides access to year-round recreational activities. The setting offers mountain views in all seasons while maintaining convenient access and easy parking. This property aligns buyers seeking a manageable mountain residence with proximity to regional attractions and potential for income-producing use.

Discover the beauty and seclusion of 169 stunning mountain acres in Waynesville, North Carolina. This expansive property offers panoramic views, abundant wildlife, and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. A home is situated on the land, currently in need of repairs due to hurricane damage, offering the perfect opportunity to restore or redesign to your vision. Whether you're seeking a private mountain retreat, investment opportunity, or future development potential, this property is a rare find in one of Western North Carolina's most scenic areas. The estate offers sweeping, tri-state views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Elevation@5,000 Cold Mountain, Mount Pisgah, Balsam Mountain, and Max Patch—each a breathtaking landmark. Savoring the peace and serenity or embracing adventure, this is truly your own piece of heaven on earth. History noted in agent remarks- call agents for details.

The Alden and Thomasene Howell House, iconic NC estate on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1905 on a ridge overlooking Waynesville known as Millionaires Row, the 2.5 story, 4BR/3BA home offers stunning views of Mount Lyn Lowry and the Plott Balsam Range. The Living Room/Entry hall features a massive granite fireplace, raised panel wainscoting, boxed beam ceiling w/ cove molding. The expansive kitchen boasts a large island, Viking appliances. Enjoy billiard room with a custom bar. Ascend the U-shaped Walnut staircase to upper level with porch, parlor, and 4 bedrooms. 3 bedrooms, including the primary feature en suite baths, one with a sitting room. The primary suite has dual vanity & walk-in closet. Exquisite woodwork, molding, wainscoting, trim, and fireplaces throughout. Walnut-oak on main/oak-pine on upper and antique style tile flooring. Property includes 3 story Carriage House, large flat backyard & English gardens. Ideal for Residence/office, Bed and Breakfast.

The Alden and Thomasene Howell House, iconic NC estate on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1905 on a ridge overlooking Waynesville known as Millionaires Row, the 2.5 story, 4BR/3BA home offers stunning views of Mount Lyn Lowry and the Plott Balsam Range. The Living Room/Entry hall features a massive granite fireplace, raised panel wainscoting, boxed beam ceiling w/ cove molding. The expansive kitchen boasts a large island, Viking appliances. Enjoy billiard room with a custom bar. Ascend the U-shaped Walnut staircase to upper level with porch, parlor, and 4 bedrooms. 3 bedrooms, including the primary feature en suite baths, one with a sitting room. The primary suite has dual vanity & walk-in closet. Exquisite woodwork, molding, wainscoting, trim, and fireplaces throughout. Walnut-oak on main/oak-pine on upper and antique style tile flooring. Property includes 3 story Carriage House, large flat backyard & English gardens. Ideal for Residence/office, Bed and Breakfast.

Perched atop a ridgeline with panoramic mountain views, 514 Lab Mountain Trail is a private 36-acre sanctuary offering unmatched peace, beauty, and versatility. This custom-built mountain home features open-concept living, expansive outdoor decks, and stargazing under pristine night skies. Whether you envision a personal retreat, an income-producing short-term rental, or a full-scale wellness getaway, this property delivers. With no HOA and two additional build sites, the potential for a family compound, glamping sites, or a yoga retreat is limitless. Nature lovers will enjoy nearby trails like Waterrock Knob, Graveyard Fields, and Black Balsam along the iconic Art Loeb Trail. Adventure and tranquility meet here—just a short drive to charming downtown Waynesville. With cooler temps, rental flexibility, and endless opportunities, this is a rare chance to own your own slice of Western North Carolina paradise.