Jon Tharp Homes w/ Keller Williams Search Results

A private forest retreat awaits you just minutes from Mars Hill and Weaverville. Follow the scenic Ivy River to this modern Arts & Crafts home, nestled on 3.77 wooded acres with a circular driveway leading directly to the front door. Inside, the spacious, open main-level floor plan centers on a wood-burning stove and opens onto a large deck with a built-in fireplace—an ideal setting for relaxing or entertaining while surrounded by nature. A screened side porch offers the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon rain while listening to the chorus of songbirds. The home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, with numerous recent improvements, including a brand-new HVAC system and Furnace, new deck boards, rebuilt primary shower, hydro seeded lawn, and more. The primary suite opens onto a private deck that places you at tree canopy level, creating an immersive forest experience. The clean, unfinished basement opens to the backyard through French doors, offering excellent potential for additional living space, a studio, or workshop. A peaceful mountain setting with room to make it your own, all within easy reach of town.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4418089 MLS

A private forest retreat awaits you just minutes from Mars Hill and Weaverville. Follow the scenic Ivy River to this modern Arts & Crafts home, nestled on 3.77 wooded acres with a circular driveway leading directly to the front door. Inside, the spacious, open main-level floor plan centers on a wood-burning stove and opens onto a large deck with a built-in fireplace—an ideal setting for relaxing or entertaining while surrounded by nature. A screened side porch offers the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon rain while listening to the chorus of songbirds. The home features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, with numerous recent improvements, including a brand-new HVAC system and Furnace, new deck boards, rebuilt primary shower, hydro seeded lawn, and more. The primary suite opens onto a private deck that places you at tree canopy level, creating an immersive forest experience. The clean, unfinished basement opens to the backyard through French doors, offering excellent potential for additional living space, a studio, or workshop. A peaceful mountain setting with room to make it your own, all within easy reach of town.

553 River Bend Drive, Mars Hill

$389,000

Historic Charm Meets Modern Potential in Hot Springs. Nestled in a quiet corner of Hot Springs, this historic 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers the perfect blend of old-world charm and limitless possibility. Set on a rare and spacious three-lot parcel, you’ll enjoy mountain views, mature trees, and plenty of room to add a garage, workshop, or garden. Inside, discover large rooms, hardwood floors, sunroom, a generous country kitchen, and a relaxing covered front porch perfect for morning coffee. Just two blocks from downtown yet tucked away, you can walk to the shops, restaurants and brewery, etc. Whitewater sports, the Appalachian Trail and hiking, and fly-fishing are also close by. This is your chance to own a piece of history – with room to grow. So much potential here for your escape to this quaint mountain-river town of Hot Springs, NC!

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4400452 MLS

Historic Charm Meets Modern Potential in Hot Springs. Nestled in a quiet corner of Hot Springs, this historic 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers the perfect blend of old-world charm and limitless possibility. Set on a rare and spacious three-lot parcel, you’ll enjoy mountain views, mature trees, and plenty of room to add a garage, workshop, or garden. Inside, discover large rooms, hardwood floors, sunroom, a generous country kitchen, and a relaxing covered front porch perfect for morning coffee. Just two blocks from downtown yet tucked away, you can walk to the shops, restaurants and brewery, etc. Whitewater sports, the Appalachian Trail and hiking, and fly-fishing are also close by. This is your chance to own a piece of history – with room to grow. So much potential here for your escape to this quaint mountain-river town of Hot Springs, NC!

82 Hill Street, Hot Springs

$140,000

There are places in these ancient Blue Ridge Mountains that seem less like real estate and more like a page torn from a storybook. Places where time slows its hurried march, where the mountains whisper old secrets, and where adventure waits patiently just around the bend. 765 River Road is one of those rare places. Perched high above the legendary French Broad River—one of the oldest rivers on Earth and often celebrated as the world's third-oldest river—this remarkable homesite offers something becoming increasingly difficult to find in America: genuine wonder. The French Broad has been carving its way through these mountains for nearly 300 million years, flowing long before the Appalachian Mountains rose around it. Today, its wild, free-flowing waters remain untamed, winding through a landscape of towering ridges, emerald forests, and endless opportunity for adventure. From your future porch, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to one of nature's grandest performances. Below, the mighty river rushes toward you before bending gracefully through the valley, while long-range mountain views stretch beyond the horizon. Best of all, this homesite is thoughtfully positioned high above the river, offering both breathtaking views and peace of mind during changing weather and seasons. It's the sort of setting that practically begs for a charming mountain cottage, a whimsical Blue Ridge treehouse, or a cozy retreat where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end beneath a blanket of stars. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or an income-producing vacation rental, 765 River Road delivers a rare blend of tranquility and adventure. And speaking of adventure... Just across the river lies the enchanting mountain village of Hot Springs, North Carolina, a town famous for its natural mineral springs that have soothed weary travelers for centuries. Here you'll discover welcoming cafés, local shops, outfitters, and friendly faces that still wave from front porches. The Appalachian Trail strolls directly through town, bringing a steady parade of dreamers, wanderers, and explorers from around the world. It's one of the few places where a thru-hiker from Maine, a fly fisherman from Montana, & a local storyteller can all share the same cup of coffee before noon. From 821 River Road, the adventures are nearly endless. Launch a kayak or raft onto the French Broad. Cast a fly for trout in cold mountain waters. Explore hidden waterfalls tucked deep within national forests. Hike winding trails that disappear into misty peaks. Discover nearby state parks, scenic byways, and overlooks that seem painted by hand. Take a day trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Wander through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park among its famous elk. Explore the rich heritage of Cherokee. Or spend an afternoon in Asheville, where art, music, fine dining, and culture flourish beneath the shadows of the mountains. There you'll find iconic destinations such as the majestic Biltmore Estate, the historic The Omni Grove Park Inn, and the beautiful North Carolina Arboretum. But perhaps the greatest treasure isn't what lies beyond the property. It's what lies within it. A quiet morning overlooking one of Earth's oldest rivers. A summer evening filled with fireflies dancing above the water. Generations gathered around a porch telling stories as the river hums softly below. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. The supply of true riverfront homesites along the French Broad River is finite, and places with views, elevation, privacy, and proximity to adventure are rarer still. Some properties are purchased. Others are discovered. 821 River Road belongs in the second category. Don't let this uncommon treasure drift downstream without you. The river has been flowing here for hundreds of millions of years, patiently waiting for the next chapter of its story to be written. Perhaps that chapter belongs to you.

4394773 MLS

There are places in these ancient Blue Ridge Mountains that seem less like real estate and more like a page torn from a storybook. Places where time slows its hurried march, where the mountains whisper old secrets, and where adventure waits patiently just around the bend. 765 River Road is one of those rare places. Perched high above the legendary French Broad River—one of the oldest rivers on Earth and often celebrated as the world's third-oldest river—this remarkable homesite offers something becoming increasingly difficult to find in America: genuine wonder. The French Broad has been carving its way through these mountains for nearly 300 million years, flowing long before the Appalachian Mountains rose around it. Today, its wild, free-flowing waters remain untamed, winding through a landscape of towering ridges, emerald forests, and endless opportunity for adventure. From your future porch, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to one of nature's grandest performances. Below, the mighty river rushes toward you before bending gracefully through the valley, while long-range mountain views stretch beyond the horizon. Best of all, this homesite is thoughtfully positioned high above the river, offering both breathtaking views and peace of mind during changing weather and seasons. It's the sort of setting that practically begs for a charming mountain cottage, a whimsical Blue Ridge treehouse, or a cozy retreat where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end beneath a blanket of stars. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or an income-producing vacation rental, 765 River Road delivers a rare blend of tranquility and adventure. And speaking of adventure... Just across the river lies the enchanting mountain village of Hot Springs, North Carolina, a town famous for its natural mineral springs that have soothed weary travelers for centuries. Here you'll discover welcoming cafés, local shops, outfitters, and friendly faces that still wave from front porches. The Appalachian Trail strolls directly through town, bringing a steady parade of dreamers, wanderers, and explorers from around the world. It's one of the few places where a thru-hiker from Maine, a fly fisherman from Montana, & a local storyteller can all share the same cup of coffee before noon. From 821 River Road, the adventures are nearly endless. Launch a kayak or raft onto the French Broad. Cast a fly for trout in cold mountain waters. Explore hidden waterfalls tucked deep within national forests. Hike winding trails that disappear into misty peaks. Discover nearby state parks, scenic byways, and overlooks that seem painted by hand. Take a day trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Wander through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park among its famous elk. Explore the rich heritage of Cherokee. Or spend an afternoon in Asheville, where art, music, fine dining, and culture flourish beneath the shadows of the mountains. There you'll find iconic destinations such as the majestic Biltmore Estate, the historic The Omni Grove Park Inn, and the beautiful North Carolina Arboretum. But perhaps the greatest treasure isn't what lies beyond the property. It's what lies within it. A quiet morning overlooking one of Earth's oldest rivers. A summer evening filled with fireflies dancing above the water. Generations gathered around a porch telling stories as the river hums softly below. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. The supply of true riverfront homesites along the French Broad River is finite, and places with views, elevation, privacy, and proximity to adventure are rarer still. Some properties are purchased. Others are discovered. 821 River Road belongs in the second category. Don't let this uncommon treasure drift downstream without you. The river has been flowing here for hundreds of millions of years, patiently waiting for the next chapter of its story to be written. Perhaps that chapter belongs to you.

765 River Road, Hot Springs

$145,000

There are places in these ancient Blue Ridge Mountains that seem less like real estate and more like a page torn from a storybook. Places where time slows its hurried march, where the mountains whisper old secrets, and where adventure waits patiently just around the bend. 821 River Road is one of those rare places. Perched high above the legendary French Broad River—one of the oldest rivers on Earth and often celebrated as the world's third-oldest river—this remarkable homesite offers something becoming increasingly difficult to find in America: genuine wonder. The French Broad has been carving its way through these mountains for nearly 300 million years, flowing long before the Appalachian Mountains rose around it. Today, its wild, free-flowing waters remain untamed, winding through a landscape of towering ridges, emerald forests, and endless opportunity for adventure. From your future porch, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to one of nature's grandest performances. Below, the mighty river rushes toward you before bending gracefully through the valley, while long-range mountain views stretch beyond the horizon. Best of all, this homesite is thoughtfully positioned high above the river, offering both breathtaking views and peace of mind during changing weather and seasons. It's the sort of setting that practically begs for a charming mountain cottage, a whimsical Blue Ridge treehouse, or a cozy retreat where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end beneath a blanket of stars. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or an income-producing vacation rental, 821 River Road delivers a rare blend of tranquility and adventure. And speaking of adventure... Just across the river lies the enchanting mountain village of Hot Springs, North Carolina, a town famous for its natural mineral springs that have soothed weary travelers for centuries. Here you'll discover welcoming cafés, local shops, outfitters, and friendly faces that still wave from front porches. The Appalachian Trail strolls directly through town, bringing a steady parade of dreamers, wanderers, and explorers from around the world. It's one of the few places where a thru-hiker from Maine, a fly fisherman from Montana, & a local storyteller can all share the same cup of coffee before noon. From 821 River Road, the adventures are nearly endless. Launch a kayak or raft onto the French Broad. Cast a fly for trout in cold mountain waters. Explore hidden waterfalls tucked deep within national forests. Hike winding trails that disappear into misty peaks. Discover nearby state parks, scenic byways, and overlooks that seem painted by hand. Take a day trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Wander through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park among its famous elk. Explore the rich heritage of Cherokee. Or spend an afternoon in Asheville, where art, music, fine dining, and culture flourish beneath the shadows of the mountains. There you'll find iconic destinations such as the majestic Biltmore Estate, the historic The Omni Grove Park Inn, and the beautiful North Carolina Arboretum. But perhaps the greatest treasure isn't what lies beyond the property. It's what lies within it. A quiet morning overlooking one of Earth's oldest rivers. A summer evening filled with fireflies dancing above the water. Generations gathered around a porch telling stories as the river hums softly below. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. The supply of true riverfront homesites along the French Broad River is finite, and places with views, elevation, privacy, and proximity to adventure are rarer still. Some properties are purchased. Others are discovered. 821 River Road belongs in the second category. Don't let this uncommon treasure drift downstream without you. The river has been flowing here for hundreds of millions of years, patiently waiting for the next chapter of its story to be written. Perhaps that chapter belongs to you.

4394769 MLS

There are places in these ancient Blue Ridge Mountains that seem less like real estate and more like a page torn from a storybook. Places where time slows its hurried march, where the mountains whisper old secrets, and where adventure waits patiently just around the bend. 821 River Road is one of those rare places. Perched high above the legendary French Broad River—one of the oldest rivers on Earth and often celebrated as the world's third-oldest river—this remarkable homesite offers something becoming increasingly difficult to find in America: genuine wonder. The French Broad has been carving its way through these mountains for nearly 300 million years, flowing long before the Appalachian Mountains rose around it. Today, its wild, free-flowing waters remain untamed, winding through a landscape of towering ridges, emerald forests, and endless opportunity for adventure. From your future porch, you'll enjoy a front-row seat to one of nature's grandest performances. Below, the mighty river rushes toward you before bending gracefully through the valley, while long-range mountain views stretch beyond the horizon. Best of all, this homesite is thoughtfully positioned high above the river, offering both breathtaking views and peace of mind during changing weather and seasons. It's the sort of setting that practically begs for a charming mountain cottage, a whimsical Blue Ridge treehouse, or a cozy retreat where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end beneath a blanket of stars. Whether you envision a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or an income-producing vacation rental, 821 River Road delivers a rare blend of tranquility and adventure. And speaking of adventure... Just across the river lies the enchanting mountain village of Hot Springs, North Carolina, a town famous for its natural mineral springs that have soothed weary travelers for centuries. Here you'll discover welcoming cafés, local shops, outfitters, and friendly faces that still wave from front porches. The Appalachian Trail strolls directly through town, bringing a steady parade of dreamers, wanderers, and explorers from around the world. It's one of the few places where a thru-hiker from Maine, a fly fisherman from Montana, & a local storyteller can all share the same cup of coffee before noon. From 821 River Road, the adventures are nearly endless. Launch a kayak or raft onto the French Broad. Cast a fly for trout in cold mountain waters. Explore hidden waterfalls tucked deep within national forests. Hike winding trails that disappear into misty peaks. Discover nearby state parks, scenic byways, and overlooks that seem painted by hand. Take a day trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Wander through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park among its famous elk. Explore the rich heritage of Cherokee. Or spend an afternoon in Asheville, where art, music, fine dining, and culture flourish beneath the shadows of the mountains. There you'll find iconic destinations such as the majestic Biltmore Estate, the historic The Omni Grove Park Inn, and the beautiful North Carolina Arboretum. But perhaps the greatest treasure isn't what lies beyond the property. It's what lies within it. A quiet morning overlooking one of Earth's oldest rivers. A summer evening filled with fireflies dancing above the water. Generations gathered around a porch telling stories as the river hums softly below. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. The supply of true riverfront homesites along the French Broad River is finite, and places with views, elevation, privacy, and proximity to adventure are rarer still. Some properties are purchased. Others are discovered. 821 River Road belongs in the second category. Don't let this uncommon treasure drift downstream without you. The river has been flowing here for hundreds of millions of years, patiently waiting for the next chapter of its story to be written. Perhaps that chapter belongs to you.

821 River Road, Hot Springs

$125,000

Imagine waking on a spring morning, coffee on the porch of your two-bedroom bungalow, looking out across a field of wildflowers that drifts down to the creek you've come to call your own. Roaring Fork murmurs over stone — the same sound that lulled you to sleep last night, joined by the fragrance of dogwood and laurel through an open window. You built here on 7.54 unrestricted acres in Mars Hill, NC, and every sunrise reminds you why. By mid-morning, you're on a video call from your home office. The fiber optic line at the road carries every conversation crisp and clear — your team in another time zone, your daughter at her dorm, your aging mother in Florida. The mountains kept you grounded; the connection kept you in the world. For lunch, you drive 30 minutes into Asheville. Some days it's a gallery, some days it's the River Arts District, some days it's just the farmer's market and a quiet patio. By dinner you're back on Roaring Fork Road, the paved drive curving through your woods, the creek catching the last gold of the day. Last winter — and this still surprises you — you tried skiing. Hatley Pointe is fifteen minutes from your driveway. You'd never have driven hours for it, but fifteen minutes? You went. You fell. You laughed. You went back. Now you keep boots in the mudroom. The land made all of this possible. R-A zoning, no HOA, no covenants — you built the bungalow you wanted, exactly where you wanted it, on the cleared acre at the front. The remaining six-plus acres rise into hardwoods, dogwood, and rhododendron. Cable and fiber optics are at the road. An expired perc test is on file for reference. The tract is subdividable should you ever want to sell off a parcel — though most days, you can't imagine why you would. Annual taxes run under $400. Madison County keeps things simple. Mars Hill is ten minutes for groceries and gas. I-26 is ten minutes when you need to go further. Elevation here sits between 3,000 and 3,500 feet — cool summers, real seasons, full color in October. Tonight you'll close the laptop, pour something quiet, and sit on the porch as the bats begin their dusk patrol over the wildflowers. Roaring Fork keeps talking. The fragrance changes with the season but never stops. Every now and then, in the dark, you remember the patient search that brought you here — the listings you walked away from, the compromises you weren't willing to make — and you are very glad you waited. 7.54 acres. Roaring Fork. Mars Hill, NC. Build the version of your life you've been waiting to write. Acreage, utilities, perc, and zoning to be verified by buyer.

4378949 MLS

Imagine waking on a spring morning, coffee on the porch of your two-bedroom bungalow, looking out across a field of wildflowers that drifts down to the creek you've come to call your own. Roaring Fork murmurs over stone — the same sound that lulled you to sleep last night, joined by the fragrance of dogwood and laurel through an open window. You built here on 7.54 unrestricted acres in Mars Hill, NC, and every sunrise reminds you why. By mid-morning, you're on a video call from your home office. The fiber optic line at the road carries every conversation crisp and clear — your team in another time zone, your daughter at her dorm, your aging mother in Florida. The mountains kept you grounded; the connection kept you in the world. For lunch, you drive 30 minutes into Asheville. Some days it's a gallery, some days it's the River Arts District, some days it's just the farmer's market and a quiet patio. By dinner you're back on Roaring Fork Road, the paved drive curving through your woods, the creek catching the last gold of the day. Last winter — and this still surprises you — you tried skiing. Hatley Pointe is fifteen minutes from your driveway. You'd never have driven hours for it, but fifteen minutes? You went. You fell. You laughed. You went back. Now you keep boots in the mudroom. The land made all of this possible. R-A zoning, no HOA, no covenants — you built the bungalow you wanted, exactly where you wanted it, on the cleared acre at the front. The remaining six-plus acres rise into hardwoods, dogwood, and rhododendron. Cable and fiber optics are at the road. An expired perc test is on file for reference. The tract is subdividable should you ever want to sell off a parcel — though most days, you can't imagine why you would. Annual taxes run under $400. Madison County keeps things simple. Mars Hill is ten minutes for groceries and gas. I-26 is ten minutes when you need to go further. Elevation here sits between 3,000 and 3,500 feet — cool summers, real seasons, full color in October. Tonight you'll close the laptop, pour something quiet, and sit on the porch as the bats begin their dusk patrol over the wildflowers. Roaring Fork keeps talking. The fragrance changes with the season but never stops. Every now and then, in the dark, you remember the patient search that brought you here — the listings you walked away from, the compromises you weren't willing to make — and you are very glad you waited. 7.54 acres. Roaring Fork. Mars Hill, NC. Build the version of your life you've been waiting to write. Acreage, utilities, perc, and zoning to be verified by buyer.

99999 Roaring Fork Road, Mars Hill

$400,000

Sit in the hot tub on the rear deck and enjoy the mountain tops in the distance to the east, and the deer playing on the meadow to the north. This sturdy, recently refurbished, 4 bed 2 bath home is really neat! There are two ensuite arrangements. One up front, and one in the back! The front deck has new expanded wire railing and fresh 8x8 support column. Sit there, and you will enjoy spectacular sunsets over the nearby knoll not far away. Or look to the southwest and check out the northern most ridge of the famous Bluff Mountain. (They have a Bluff Mountain Festival in town every early June). Walking into the living room you are greeted by an array of cute little pigs at every turn! The front bedroom en-suite features a king bed with curious bovines. Cows of every description will delight you in both the bed and bathroom! "Live Like Someone Left the Gate Open"! The bedroom across from that bathroom is loaded with bashful bunnies and features a queen bed with a pull-out trundle underneath. Sleeps three! In the back bedroom en-suite you find a queen bed while the numerous goats will keep you amused throughout. In the kitchen and dining room you will feast your eyes on the roosters and hens in every corner! Totally redone inside with all of the hardwood floors refinished and new paint throughout. Tastefully adorned with festive drapes and furnishings. Sold completely furnished! There's both a large shed the size of a double car garage, just no garage doors on it. Also, there's a good size pumphouse, right next to the old hitching post. This land of more than an acre borders the meadow to the north, where deer play and nurse their young. The city of Hot Springs North Carolina is the busy hub of a host of cool activities. The Appalachian Trail literally walks down the main street thru town. The mighty French Broad River and Spring Creek, run thru the town and converge just to its northside. Rafting paddlers on the French Broad enjoy the town before or after their river run. Bikers ride "The Rattler" thru the nearby Pisgah Forest, then rest and relax on Bridge Street. The Hot Springs Resort offers full spa services as well as mineral laden hot spring water soaks. A variety of shops, galleries, markets, restaurants, a campground and a hardware store create a full environment in town. The main Norfolk Southern railroad artery from Asheville to Knoxville runs thru frequently. US 25/70, once the only main travel artery from Knoxville to Asheville still drives across both rivers here.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4302454 MLS

Sit in the hot tub on the rear deck and enjoy the mountain tops in the distance to the east, and the deer playing on the meadow to the north. This sturdy, recently refurbished, 4 bed 2 bath home is really neat! There are two ensuite arrangements. One up front, and one in the back! The front deck has new expanded wire railing and fresh 8x8 support column. Sit there, and you will enjoy spectacular sunsets over the nearby knoll not far away. Or look to the southwest and check out the northern most ridge of the famous Bluff Mountain. (They have a Bluff Mountain Festival in town every early June). Walking into the living room you are greeted by an array of cute little pigs at every turn! The front bedroom en-suite features a king bed with curious bovines. Cows of every description will delight you in both the bed and bathroom! "Live Like Someone Left the Gate Open"! The bedroom across from that bathroom is loaded with bashful bunnies and features a queen bed with a pull-out trundle underneath. Sleeps three! In the back bedroom en-suite you find a queen bed while the numerous goats will keep you amused throughout. In the kitchen and dining room you will feast your eyes on the roosters and hens in every corner! Totally redone inside with all of the hardwood floors refinished and new paint throughout. Tastefully adorned with festive drapes and furnishings. Sold completely furnished! There's both a large shed the size of a double car garage, just no garage doors on it. Also, there's a good size pumphouse, right next to the old hitching post. This land of more than an acre borders the meadow to the north, where deer play and nurse their young. The city of Hot Springs North Carolina is the busy hub of a host of cool activities. The Appalachian Trail literally walks down the main street thru town. The mighty French Broad River and Spring Creek, run thru the town and converge just to its northside. Rafting paddlers on the French Broad enjoy the town before or after their river run. Bikers ride "The Rattler" thru the nearby Pisgah Forest, then rest and relax on Bridge Street. The Hot Springs Resort offers full spa services as well as mineral laden hot spring water soaks. A variety of shops, galleries, markets, restaurants, a campground and a hardware store create a full environment in town. The main Norfolk Southern railroad artery from Asheville to Knoxville runs thru frequently. US 25/70, once the only main travel artery from Knoxville to Asheville still drives across both rivers here.

626 Fairview Loop, Hot Springs

$955,500

Up to 5k seller paid closing costs! Can a modern farmhouse also be authentic? In this case, the answer is yes. Built a century ago with the foresight of a resilient farmer, this fully updated home and workshop/living space sits atop on a knob with views of the Little Ivy River and picturesque farmland. Enjoy river views from the front porch, wildflowers, and fertile bottomland. The back deck overlooks a ready-made farmstead with a classic red barn and small livestock sheds. Updated by an engineer and a woodworker, the home blends modern convenience with character. Beadboard walls, heart pine floors, and a Jotul stove grace the living room. The modern kitchen adjoins a light-filled living area. The workshop next door invites the woodworker, quilter, potter, or other creatives to do their best work. Above it lies a beautifully finished guest space. This rare property combines rural charm with close proximity to town-a dream for anyone seeking peace, purpose, and beauty. No drive-bys.

2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4252638 MLS

Up to 5k seller paid closing costs! Can a modern farmhouse also be authentic? In this case, the answer is yes. Built a century ago with the foresight of a resilient farmer, this fully updated home and workshop/living space sits atop on a knob with views of the Little Ivy River and picturesque farmland. Enjoy river views from the front porch, wildflowers, and fertile bottomland. The back deck overlooks a ready-made farmstead with a classic red barn and small livestock sheds. Updated by an engineer and a woodworker, the home blends modern convenience with character. Beadboard walls, heart pine floors, and a Jotul stove grace the living room. The modern kitchen adjoins a light-filled living area. The workshop next door invites the woodworker, quilter, potter, or other creatives to do their best work. Above it lies a beautifully finished guest space. This rare property combines rural charm with close proximity to town-a dream for anyone seeking peace, purpose, and beauty. No drive-bys.

101 Garrison Road, Mars Hill

$502,000

Picturesque mountain home with 14 acres and 175 feet of river frontage on the Ivy River! This private and peaceful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home invites you to enjoy the outdoors with a big wraparound deck and flat, wood yard to play and entertain. The front door opens to a foyer, through to living room with vaulted ceilings and wood burning fireplace, dedicated dining with sliding door to the deck, and kitchen with breakfast bar and plenty of storage. The primary bedroom is at the end of the hall with updated, full en-suite bath. The main level also has two additional bedrooms and a full guest bath with recent updates. Interior stairs lead to full, easily finished basement, laundry area, and oversized garage with work bench. Out back you'll find a fier pit and play area with small, platform zipline, slackline, and firepit. There is also a secret neighborhood trail down to the river! This property offers all the outdoor options with a spacious yet cozy home just 3 miles from I-26!

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4127649 MLS

Picturesque mountain home with 14 acres and 175 feet of river frontage on the Ivy River! This private and peaceful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home invites you to enjoy the outdoors with a big wraparound deck and flat, wood yard to play and entertain. The front door opens to a foyer, through to living room with vaulted ceilings and wood burning fireplace, dedicated dining with sliding door to the deck, and kitchen with breakfast bar and plenty of storage. The primary bedroom is at the end of the hall with updated, full en-suite bath. The main level also has two additional bedrooms and a full guest bath with recent updates. Interior stairs lead to full, easily finished basement, laundry area, and oversized garage with work bench. Out back you'll find a fier pit and play area with small, platform zipline, slackline, and firepit. There is also a secret neighborhood trail down to the river! This property offers all the outdoor options with a spacious yet cozy home just 3 miles from I-26!

1030 River Bend Drive, Mars Hill

$385,000

Year-round views and lots of potential! Come relax on the deck of your new home, nestled in a secluded neighborhood and surrounded by nature. There is a mostly level front yard that is perfect for outdoor activities. Walk out from your basement/workshop to the backyard where there is a space for you to put a garden or firepit. With this home you have the convenience of a road maintenance agreement without the constraints of a full HOA. Additional features are the two unfinished covered "porches" on the main level of the house, great for a sunroom, laundry room or foyer. There are three heating sources, a wood stove in the basement, a furnace/hvac, and a propane fireplace in the living room. The walk-out basement with half bath is accessible through the house, or from the exterior, and could be finished to be a den, workout room and/or workshop.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4124462 MLS

Year-round views and lots of potential! Come relax on the deck of your new home, nestled in a secluded neighborhood and surrounded by nature. There is a mostly level front yard that is perfect for outdoor activities. Walk out from your basement/workshop to the backyard where there is a space for you to put a garden or firepit. With this home you have the convenience of a road maintenance agreement without the constraints of a full HOA. Additional features are the two unfinished covered "porches" on the main level of the house, great for a sunroom, laundry room or foyer. There are three heating sources, a wood stove in the basement, a furnace/hvac, and a propane fireplace in the living room. The walk-out basement with half bath is accessible through the house, or from the exterior, and could be finished to be a den, workout room and/or workshop.

696 River Bend Drive, Mars Hill

$306,350

Come sit on your multiple decks and enjoy the sound of the creek or stroll down the creek to the perfect hide-a-way with firepit. The Covered front porch, river stone foundation plus the delightful greenhouse and garden spot make this property unique and gorgeous. The home is a classic 1945 Arts and Craft style with Living and dining and 2 small bedrooms and office/laundry are on the main level. The attic has been converted to an awesome Master suite complete with Jacuzzi, sitting area and full bath. Hardwood floors and a beautiful river stone fireplace with gas logs complete this amazing home.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4113714 MLS

Come sit on your multiple decks and enjoy the sound of the creek or stroll down the creek to the perfect hide-a-way with firepit. The Covered front porch, river stone foundation plus the delightful greenhouse and garden spot make this property unique and gorgeous. The home is a classic 1945 Arts and Craft style with Living and dining and 2 small bedrooms and office/laundry are on the main level. The attic has been converted to an awesome Master suite complete with Jacuzzi, sitting area and full bath. Hardwood floors and a beautiful river stone fireplace with gas logs complete this amazing home.

151 Stone Cottage Road, Mars Hill

$1,675,000

Stunning Private Estate on 9+ acres! 5 BR 4 BA Historic Arts and Crafts home/lodge overlooking the French Broad River and downtown Hot Springs! Recently restored down to every detail. Original floors, windows, doors and beams. Breathtaking mountain views, open floor plan, massive stone fireplaces- inside and out. Beamed ceilings, gorgeous chef's kitchen with ample room to entertain! The front porch is a fan favorite where you can spend hours with friends and family sipping, reading, or chatting. The volleyball court and play barn with ping pong, pool, and foosball borders the national forest and are a stone's throw to the Appalachian Trail and other trails nearby. Private riverfront launch for white water sports and less than a mile from downtown shops and Hot Springs Spa! Perfect primary home, rental property, or even wedding venue! Currently this home is operating as a 5 star reviewed short term rental home. There is nothing else like this home out there. This is truly one of a kind!

5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4025700 MLS

Stunning Private Estate on 9+ acres! 5 BR 4 BA Historic Arts and Crafts home/lodge overlooking the French Broad River and downtown Hot Springs! Recently restored down to every detail. Original floors, windows, doors and beams. Breathtaking mountain views, open floor plan, massive stone fireplaces- inside and out. Beamed ceilings, gorgeous chef's kitchen with ample room to entertain! The front porch is a fan favorite where you can spend hours with friends and family sipping, reading, or chatting. The volleyball court and play barn with ping pong, pool, and foosball borders the national forest and are a stone's throw to the Appalachian Trail and other trails nearby. Private riverfront launch for white water sports and less than a mile from downtown shops and Hot Springs Spa! Perfect primary home, rental property, or even wedding venue! Currently this home is operating as a 5 star reviewed short term rental home. There is nothing else like this home out there. This is truly one of a kind!

320 Gahagans Road, Hot Springs