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UNSPOILED

TRADITIONAL

APPALACHIA











 

6,500 ACRES

NORTH CAROLINA

Never before offered in its entirety, Falling Waters is 6,500 +/- contiguous acres and the last remaining large acreage tract in Western North Carolina. With a rich heritage dating back to Daniel Boone, it is a magnificent haven with a perimeter protected by natural geography, and totally unencumbered by conservation easements.

The interior of the property has been meticulously maintained with miles of trails, paths, and roads, all with grades of 8% or less that provide accessibility to most areas. Rolling hills, five major waterfalls (largest is 180 feet), 20+/- miles of cool water trout-filled streams, several lakes, and miles of mountain trails combine to create wonderful hiking or horseback riding through old timber growth and peaceful meadows, gleaming 360-degree views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Falling Waters is located near the Blue Ridge Parkway, with 15 to 20-minute travel times to the towns of Boone, Blowing Rock, West Jefferson, and Wilkesboro, each offering desirable shopping, dining, entertainment, and medical facilities. The nearby state parks, national forests, and ski slopes offer every imaginable outdoor activity. There are three local airports that accommodate private jets, and the Piedmont Triad and Charlotte Douglas International Airports are just over an hour drive.

Falling Waters is a one to two-hour drive to the three largest metropolitan areas of North Carolina: The Piedmont Triad (Greensboro, Winston Salem, High Point), the Charlotte Metro Area, and the Research Triangle Park (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill). With nearly eleven million people, North Carolina is one of the fastest-growing states in the country, and this mountain area is especially desirable for those wishing to buy and build a vacation or retirement home. Because of Falling Water’s unique elevation, it enjoys mild winters with minimum snow accumulation, relatively warm springs and falls, and distinctively cool summers compared to the surrounding valleys. 

The county has an encouraging and cooperative attitude toward land use and regulations, water is abundant, there are several workable options for sewage, natural gas is available and fiber optic service is available on most public roadways which adjoin the property. There is considerable timber value identified by a local forester and available for review. Improvements to Falling Waters include two very livable dwellings, three areas with shelters and agricultural buildings, and an off-grid cabin with support structures. Six lakes and miles of cascading trout streams add to the character of this acreage. 

The possibilities for Falling Waters are limited only by the imagination, ranging from a single buyer creating the ultimate in seclusion safe-haven compound, to a site for multiple homeplaces with pastures for livestock, to a self-sustaining planned development community. Journey to Falling Waters and let your exploration begin.

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Never before offered in its entirety Falling Waters offers an unprecedented legacy opportunity for a person who appreciates its natural beauty.

 

LISTED BY THE COLEY GROUP

GRETCHEN COLEY

As a Founding Principal of Compass North Carolina and Team Lead of The Coley Group, Gretchen has spent the last 23 years working directly with builders and developers to find opportunities, market properties, and bring neighborhoods to life.  With an extensive knowledge of land, development, conservation easements, and marketing combined with deep connections, Gretchen operates the #1 Compass team in the Triangle. She has built her business on a foundation of concierge service and takes great pride in her family, team, clients, and the community they all serve. With over $1 Billion in sales, Gretchen has quickly achieved recognition as one of the top-producing Compass agents worldwide.

gc@thecoleygroup.com
919.422.3794

IN COLLABORATION WITH THE LIVE JACKSON HOLE PROPERTIES TEAM

Richard Lewis

Richard’s knowledge and dedication to his clients make him one of the most respected and liked brokers in the real estate business. He has lived in Jackson Hole since 1989, is an avid outdoorsman, and loves traveling throughout the Rocky Mountain region and internationally in pursuit of upland birds, game fish, and big game. He has consistently been one of the top producers in his field and has listed and sold significant properties throughout the Rocky Mountain Region. He is also responsible for one of the most significant ranch acquisitions in Wyoming, the Little Jennie Ranch.

richard.lewis@compass.com
307.690.8855

Chopper Grassell

Chopper is currently a partner with LiveJacksonHole, LLC, specializing in Legacy, Recreational, and Working Ranch Properties. He also is a Senior Adviser to i2 Capital and the Upper Green River Conservancy, where he focuses on developing landowner partnerships to support private sector conservation of wildlife and fishery habitat. Chopper’s rich heritage of Wyoming and his family’s generational ranching and business background in his home state have honed his understanding and knowledge of the real estate industry from a practical standpoint.

chopper.grassell@compass.com
307.231.2603

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