251 Beasley Mine Road, Franklin

2 Bed |  3 Bath |  1605 SqFt  |  2.00 +/- Acres

Presented by Jon Tharp, Realtor®  |  Keller Williams of Franklin
(828) 200-7004  |  tharp.broker@gmail.com

Blue Ridge Gem with Soaring Ceilings and Babbling Creek

Welcome to 251 Beasley Mine Road, a serene 2 +/- acre retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountains offering true privacy, natural beauty, and modern comforts.

Enjoy the sounds of a babbling creek from your gazebo, stroll through apple trees and blueberry bushes, or entertain guests on the expansive covered porch and adjoining sun deck. Inside, the open floor plan features soaring cathedral ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and high-end finishes throughout. The primary suite is on the main level for easy access, and there is on-level entry to both the main home and the basement.

A detached garage with workshop, carport, RV parking, and a backup generator adds even more flexibility. There is even a bonus homesite ready to build a guest house or new workshop. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence or a mountain escape, this creekfront property is ready for you to relax, expand, and enjoy the best of mountain life.

Charming Mountain Town with Rich Heritage and Endless Adventure

Located just a short drive from downtown Franklin and Highlands, this home is close to hiking trails, scenic drives, and local amenities, making it a fantastic full-time residence, vacation retreat, or rental investment. Schedule your showing today and experience this charming mountain escape!

Franklin is known as the "Gem Capital of the World." The area is rich in gems and minerals and is a favorite spot for rockhounds of all ages. The famous Cowee Valley north of Franklin lures thousands each year to its mines which yield valuable stones to lucky miners annually. Among the native stones found are ruby, sapphire and garnets, just to name a few.

Franklin lies within the Nantahala National Forest. Comprised of over half of a million acres of unspoiled beauty, the rolling mountains rise to peaks over 5,000 ft. high from the valley of the Little Tennessee River. Spectacular waterfalls, pristine fishing streams, and abundant wildlife are among the area’s many natural treasures. The mountainscape is lined with many wonderful hiking trails, including the famous Appalachian Trail, which meanders for 60 miles along the crest of the Nantahala Mountains.