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Jackson County, NC · Curated MLS Search
An editorially curated view of every active homes with steep slope listing in Jackson County, NC. Updated in real time from the local MLS, presented without the noise.
Browse Active ListingsLive MLS data — Jackson County vs. Homes with Steep Slope
Data as of (MLS snapshot; listings below update live)
As of October 20, 2026, Jon Tharp Homes' review of MLS data shows 98 active listings for Jackson County homes with steep slope, and the median listing had been on the market 150 days. These listings made up about 7% of the 1,489 active listings in Jackson County, across every property type. At the time, 9 more were pending, and 30 sold in the past six months, roughly 5 a month. At that pace, there are about 19.6 months of supply, which is generally considered a buyer's market. The median list price was $249,000. That price was $100,000 below the $349,000 median for all active listings in Jackson County, across every property type. The middle half of the listings fell between $76,000 and $604,000. The average listing had 2.8 bedrooms and 3.2 bathrooms. The largest share of these listings was in Highlands Cove, Burt Farm and Holly Forest. If you're buying, a 150-day median on the market usually means there is some room to negotiate. If you're selling, you're up against a deep supply of listings, so pricing and condition matter.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 98 |
| All active listings in Jackson County, every property type | 1,489 |
| Under contract | 9 |
| Sold, past six months | 30 |
| Months of supply | 19.6 |
| Median list price | $249,000 |
| Middle half of list prices | $76,000 to $604,000 |
| Median list price, all Jackson County listings | $349,000 |
| Median days on market | 150 |
There were 98 Jackson County homes with steep slope for sale as of October 20, 2026, based on Jon Tharp Homes' review of MLS data.
The median list price of Jackson County homes with steep slope was $249,000 as of October 20, 2026.
The middle half of active listings for Jackson County homes with steep slope was priced between $76,000 and $604,000.
The median listing for Jackson County homes with steep slope had been on the market 150 days as of October 20, 2026.
As of October 20, 2026, there were 98 Jackson County homes with steep slope for sale. In the same search, Buncombe County had 93 homes with steep slope for sale at a median list price of $269,000, Haywood County had 65 homes with steep slope for sale at a median list price of $120,000 and Henderson County had 38 homes with steep slope for sale at a median list price of $157,450.
The median list price of Jackson County homes with steep slope, $249,000, was $100,000 below the $349,000 median for all active listings in Jackson County, across every property type.
With 98 active listings and roughly 5 sales a month, supply of Jackson County homes with steep slope stood at about 19.6 months, which is generally considered a buyer's market.
Listing data courtesy of Carolina Multiple Listing Services, Inc.
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