9999 Sage Trail, Canton, NC 28716

32.52 Acres

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

               

 

 

 

Your Mountain Legacy Starts Here

32+ acres in Canton, just 15 minutes to downtown Waynesville and near the Pigeon River, known for its trout fishing and water sports.

Unlocked Potential 

Multiple site pads and internal road infrastructure are already in place. With both long-range views and Creek frontage along portions of the tract, it adds water/woodland appeal. Along with some nice pastural land in addition to mature hardwoods, and a possible Present-Use Value (forestry) tax status. A rare canvas for estate, multi-generational compound, development, or long-term hold. Private yet convenient location with good cell phone coverage. 

 

 

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The Gateway To The Smoky Mountains

Waynesville is located in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains and beckons with its quintessential charm. Its downtown area boasts an array of dining options, specialty shops, and even a Mast General Store, all within easy walking distance. Yet, with its central location, Waynesville is the perfect base for exploring Western North Carolina's treasures. A local brewery, or attending a seasonal festival, Franklin strikes the perfect balance between welcoming community and scenic seclusion.

Venture just a short drive away to discover other charming Haywood County towns like Maggie Valley, Lake Junaluska, Canton, and Clyde. For those seeking day trip adventures, the iconic Blue Ridge Parkway offers breathtaking vistas, while Asheville and the Pisgah National Forest beckon with their own allure. Experience the best of Western NC from the comfort of Waynesville—it's an experience you won't soon forget!.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape, a place to retire, or an investment opportunity, Western North Carolina offers unmatched potential. From cozy cabins tucked into the woods to sprawling mountain estates with long-range views, the real estate landscape reflects the region’s diversity. With its four-season beauty, strong sense of community, and growing interest in mountain living, WNC continues to attract those who crave both adventure and a slower pace. Haywood County, as a gateway to this mountain lifestyle, makes the perfect starting point.