Welcome to The Maple Plan, a new construction mountain cottage designed by acclaimed architect T.S. Adams within the prestigious Silver Run Reserve community. Combining timeless architecture with sophisticated yet comfortable interiors, this four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence offers approximately 3,100 heated square feet. The well-designed floor plan features two primary en-suite bedrooms on the main level and two additional guest en-suites upstairs, providing an ideal layout for both everyday living and hosting family and friends.

Spanning nearly 300 acres and adjoining the Nantahala National Forest and protected conservation lands, Silver Run Reserve is an intimate, low-density community surrounded by the natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. More than 120 acres are dedicated to shared green spaces and recreation, with expansive meadows, the winding Silver Run Creek, and scenic hiking trails woven throughout the property.

Residents enjoy an impressive collection of amenities, including The Water Plant, featuring a fitness center, golf instruction and simulation lab, and recreational gathering spaces. The Meadow House, anticipated for completion winter 2026, will offer indoor and outdoor dining areas, a bar, and entertaining spaces. The Meadow Pool and Pool House overlook the surrounding mountain and meadow landscape, while fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, and curated community events provide endless opportunities for recreation and relaxation.

Located along the desirable southern corridor of Cashiers, just five minutes from the Crossroads, The Maple Plan at Silver Run Reserve offers a rare opportunity to enjoy private mountain living with convenient access to the area's finest dining, shopping, and outdoor pursuits. **Estimated Completion: Early 2027.** Offered as a new construction package inclusive of the homesite and completed residence.

House with gardenCashiers (United States)
Price :
$3,250,000
bedrooms4 bathrooms5 land0.4 ha

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