Description

Own a 0.93-acre wooded homesite in the gated Ridge Tops of Hawks Nest community in Western North Carolina. Zoned residential, it’s approved for single-family or modular homes with a minimum of 1,400 sqft. Its wooded, sloped terrain and potential for spectacular views, this lot is excellent for building a home that blends into its natural surroundings while taking full advantage of the mountain landscape. Whether you envision a primary residence, a summer getaway, or a vacation rental that generates income, the possibilities are as vast as the views.

Located just minutes from Pisgah National Forest, this property offers a combination of privacy, scenic surroundings, and strong building potential. You’re only 20 minutes from downtown Burnsville’s shops, dining, and art galleries, 35 minutes from Weaverville, and less than an hour from Asheville. Outdoor highlights in the area include Pisgah National Forest’s waterfalls and hiking trails, Mount Mitchell State Park, and the Blue Ridge Parkway.

With gated access, year-round road maintenance, and close proximity to some of the region’s most visited destinations, this property is well-suited for a primary home, seasonal retreat, or land investment.

You can find the property on Google Maps using the following link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fUMUMkL9YuxY5n8W9

The coordinates (35.814836, -82.350899) mark the center point of the property’s road frontage, which spans approximately 136 feet. From this central point, the lot extends roughly 280 feet further back.

For a more interactive experience, we recommend using the LandGlide app (https://landglide.com/). Simply open the app while standing at the Google coordinates above and start walking.

Please note that the buyer is responsible for all closing costs, PERC testing, and installing all utilities (electric, well & septic). Electric is nearby, while a well and septic will be needed—giving you the flexibility to set up utilities your way.

Don’t miss the chance to make it yours! Contact us today at 833-289-5631 for more details or to schedule a visit.

The interest held by BEC Enterprises I, LLC in this property is either a legal interest arising from BEC Enterprises’s holding proper title to the property, or an equitable interest arising from an executed contract with the seller for the property.

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Property Features

Acres

0.93

Dimension

“171.89 feet North 310.39 feet East 136.28 feet South 259.08 feet West”

County

Yancey

Subdivision

Exists

Access

Road – Paved

Power

Nearby

Water

Well – Not Installed

Coordinates

35.814836, -82.350899

Zoning

Residential

Elevation

24,172.44 feet

Waste

Septic – Not Installed

Road Frontage

136.28 feet

Terrain

Wooded/Sloped

Home Types Allowed

Stick-built Single-family homes and Modular homes only

The Land Between the Peaks: Why Yancey County, NC Is a Dream Destination for Land Buyers

🌄 A Mountain World All Its Own
Tucked in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Yancey County offers something rare—room to breathe. Here, every hilltop, hollow, and ridgeline feels like a hidden chapter of the Appalachian story. Whether you’re drawn by the soaring views, the stillness of the woods, or the crisp, pine-scented air, this corner of Western North Carolina invites you to slow down and settle in.

Yancey isn’t just a place to buy land. It’s a place to reconnect—with nature, with yourself, with a simpler rhythm of life.

🌲 Pisgah National Forest and Beyond
With more than 13,000 acres of Pisgah National Forest nearby, the outdoor possibilities are endless. Explore waterfall trails, like Setrock Creek Falls and Roaring Fork, or find solitude on a forest path where the only sound is the wind through the trees. The Black Mountains—including Mount Mitchell, the tallest peak east of the Mississippi—form a dramatic skyline and an open invitation to hike, camp, or just stand in awe.

🎣 Nature at Your Doorstep
From fly fishing in the Cane River to stargazing in one of the Southeast’s few certified Dark Sky communities, Yancey County blends wild adventure with peaceful retreat. The area is a year-round haven for outdoor lovers. Spring brings rhododendron blooms and bird songs. Summer offers swimming holes and festivals. Autumn is a riot of color on every trail. And winter? A quiet, frost-tipped wonderland.

🏘 Small Towns, Wide Horizons
At the center of it all is Burnsville, the county seat and cultural heart of the region. With its walkable town square, friendly shops, and artist studios, Burnsville brings a warm local charm to the area. But Yancey County stretches far beyond, into winding mountain roads, tucked-away communities, and scenic overlooks that feel untouched by time.

Despite the seclusion, you’re never too far from city life. Weaverville is about 35 minutes away, and Asheville—with its vibrant arts scene and airport—is only a 45-minute drive. That balance of peace and access makes this area especially attractive for those seeking a home base that’s both grounded and connected.

📈 Why Buy Land in Yancey County Now
This is a region on the rise—but still deeply rooted in its natural heritage. Land here remains more affordable than other parts of Western North Carolina, especially compared to Asheville. Many parcels come with light or no restrictions, making them ideal for full-time homes, vacation retreats, or short-term rentals. Whether wooded, mountaintop, or riverside, these lots hold both lifestyle and investment value.

You’re not just buying square footage. You’re investing in sky, trees, and time well spent.

❤️ Final Thoughts: Live Where the Sky Feels Closer
Life moves differently in Yancey County. It’s quieter. Richer. Tuned to the slow unfolding of mist over mountains and the deep hush of star-filled nights. For those looking to build more than a home—for those wanting a deeper kind of life—this is where the journey begins.

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