7810 Little Snowbird Road
Robbinsville, North Carolina
A gated log cabin where the creek is the front yard
Past a private gate and across a wooden bridge over Little Snowbird Creek, this 1985 log cabin sits on 6.53 acres in the mountains outside Robbinsville. The creek runs along the property, two ponds add to the water features, and a stone fire pit sits right at the water's edge. It works as a private year-round home, a second home for the family, or a mountain getaway you share with guests.
Quick facts about 7810 Little Snowbird Road
How big is the home and when was it built?
Built in 1985 with 2,742 heated square feet and four full baths, on 6.53 deeded acres across three parcels in Graham County (main parcel 5538-00-00-2812-0).
Is the property on the creek?
Yes. Little Snowbird Creek runs along the property, and the deeded lines of all three parcels run to the center of the creek. Two ponds are on the land as well.
What are the utilities?
A private well and a septic system. Satellite internet is available.
How is the home heated and cooled?
Central electric forced-air heat and central air, plus a stone fireplace with gas logs and gas wall heat on propane.
Is there an HOA or are there restrictions?
No HOA and no dues. The land carries four 1971 Bemis Hardwood Lumber Company covenants that keep trash, junked cars and sewage off the land and out of the streams.
What kind of road is it on?
The home sits past a private gate off Little Snowbird Road, on a privately maintained gravel and paved drive that crosses the creek on a wooden bridge.
What are the property taxes?
The 2026 Graham County tax bills on the three parcels total $2,823.67. There are no city taxes.
How far is it to town?
About 16 miles to Robbinsville, 16 miles to Andrews, 19 miles to Murphy, 23 miles to the town of Lake Santeetlah and 113 miles to Asheville Regional Airport.
Updated October 15, 2026
Built around a stone fireplace
Inside, vaulted ceilings and exposed beams frame a stone fireplace with gas logs. Wide-plank pine floors, knotty pine walls and plantation shutters give the cabin the warmth you hope for when you come up the mountain, and the dining room has space for a crowd.
The primary suite is on the main level with its own full bath, and a second full bath is on this floor too, so you can live on one level.
A kitchen made for gathering
The kitchen has a butcher-block island, a gas cooktop and an exhaust hood, with a butler's pantry and the laundry just off it. A built-in bar area makes entertaining easy, whether that is the family at the holidays or friends in for a weekend on the creek.
Room for everyone upstairs
Upstairs are more bedrooms, two full baths and a loft sitting area. A bonus flex space with a skylight adds extra sleeping or hangout room, which is handy when the grandkids or a few fishing buddies come to stay.
Evenings by the water
Outdoor living is the highlight here. There is a covered front porch, a screened porch overlooking the creek, a large deck for grilling and dining, and a level lawn. Fish for trout, wade in the creek, or gather around the fire pit on a cool mountain evening.
The cabin has a metal roof, and a detached two-car log garage gives you room for the mower, the fishing gear and everything else.
Take the tour
6.53 gated acres on Little Snowbird Creek
The sale includes three parcels totaling 6.53 deeded acres, and the deeded lines run to the center of Little Snowbird Creek. A private gravel drive crosses the creek on a wooden bridge and opens to the cabin, a level lawn and two ponds, all wrapped in hardwoods. An adjoining 6.76± acre parcel is also available for sale separately.
Minutes from the Snowbird backcountry
Robbinsville is about 16 miles away, and Andrews and Murphy are each under 20. Lake Santeetlah and the Nantahala National Forest are close by, which puts boating, hiking and some of the quietest mountain country in Western North Carolina within easy reach. Graham County is the kind of place people come for the creeks and the forest, and this property puts both right outside the door.