In the nearby shadow of Big Bald Mountain, a dramatic 5 acre tract of undeveloped forest with wet weather springs throughout. Old logging trails run parallel to Scronce Creek transport you high above the road to a wilderness full of granite outcroppings and timber. Unparalleled views of the Black Mountain range at an elevation of 3500 feet above sea level. Close to Wolf Laurel neighborhood and skiing facilities. No city taxes paid. This would make a great camp for hunters and outdoorsmen. Close to fishing, tubing, and hiking. Convenient to I-26, 35 minutes to Asheville, 15 minutes to the town of Burnsville, and 15 minutes to Tennessee line.
Listing courtesy of Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks Burnsville. annie.harper@allentate.com
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