Nestled quietly just 30 minutes southeast of Asheville,this retreat lies tucked below the east slope of Little Pisgah Mountain and the iconic Hickory Nut Gap. 2,200 feet in elevation, the land enjoys full southern exposure and sweeping eastern views over the Broad River Valley. A perennial mountain stream gracefully winds through the property, with native rhododendrons, shaded by mature hardwoods. The topography is gently rolling along the entire east-west axis above the stream, offering multiple ideal homesites for those seeking privacy, tranquility. Boarded by 320-acre conservation tract designated as a NC Migratory Bird Sanctuary, offering unmatched protection. Access is via a well-constructed half-mile gravel road from a state-maintained paved road. A secure, forest-style gate adds an extra layer of privacy. Originally treasured as a private camping retreat, re-surveyed in July 2010. A woodland management evaluation was also conducted by the NC Forest Service in 2001. Opportunity
