123 Indian Trail, Burnsville, NC 28714

Property Description

This late 1950s rancher on an oversized lot on the east side of Burnsville has loads of potential. The house is in good condition but needs updating. The floors in most of the house are hardwood with vinyl in the kitchen and bathroom. The hardwood floors need refinishing but can be made beautiful. The full basement with a walkout door into the back yard offers the possibility of a workshop or could be finished if more space is desired. Most of the walls in the house are covered with paneling that could be painted to lighten up the house or replaced with drywall if desired. The back yard is completely fenced and would make a perfect place for pets to exercise. There is a small stream running along the western edge of the back yard winding its way among several large mature trees. The primary heating source is an oil furnace located in the basement. There is also a Fisher wood stove in the basement that can serve as an additional heat source if desired. The detached garage can house up to two cars and is equipped with an automatic opener. The garage was constructed in 2009 and has a finished second story that was used by the owner as an art studio. The back and side yards have numerous fruit trees and two expansive grape vines. This property is near everything that Burnsville has to offer. There are numerous restaurants in Burnsville located within easy walking distance of the property. The historic town square is less than a mile away. Burnsville offers a brewery and a recently renovated historic hotel. Burnsville is the place to be if you love the arts. The Parkway Playhouse is the oldest summer stock theater in the state. There are more artisans in Yancey County per capita than any other county in the U.S. If you yearn for the great outdoors, Burnsville offers many avenues to pursue. Mt Mitchell, the highest mountain east of the Mississippi River, is visible from parts of Burnsville. Hiking trails abound and three different rivers provide trophy trout fishing. The Blue Ridge Parkway runs along the southern edge of the county. Asheville, with the third busiest airport in the state, is a 35-minute drive away. Come check out this property and see why so many people are happy to call Burnsville home. Sellers will entertain offers.