99999 High Timber Trail Unit Lot 108Weaverville, NC 28787
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Come build your mountain retreat on this 3.2-acre gem nestled within the esteemed Seven Glens subdivision. Lot 108 offers year-round mountain views without the need for arduous climbs. Secluded and private, it features a graded driveway and an expired 3-bedroom septic permit, ready for you to continue where the previous owners left off. If you're struggling to visualize your dream home, don't worry—our team can connect you with a builder familiar with this property for a consultation upon request. Seven Glens, a 700-acre restricted community located in Madison County just over the Buncombe County line. It is only a 25-minute drive from downtown Asheville and just 15 minutes to downtown Weaverville, a quaint mountain town with local shops, restaurants, galleries. With easy access to outdoor recreation, arts, and culture, the opportunities for enjoyment are endless right at your doorstep.
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