Green Mountain, NC Homes for Sale with Garage

Peaceful, private gated estate with beautiful views. 35+ acres adjoining 23,000 acres of National Forest. Craftsman built, single-story log home features vaulted great room with rock fireplace and built-in woodstove. Knotty pine walls and ceilings throughout the 3BR/2BA split floor plan, with additional office across from primary bedroom. Kitchen features custom spalted maple cabinets and

Autumn Greenfield Greenfield Real Estate LLC

Beans creek farm is a Private Retreat on 18 Acres!Discover the rare opportunity to own 18 acres of serene, usable land that borders 550 acres of protected US Forest Service land-offering unmatched privacy, beauty, and access to nature.The land features fertile farmland perfect for gardening, grazing, or expanding your agricultural dreams. Several barns and a chicken coop are ready to

Cindy Casper Mountain Adventure Realty

Seize the opportunity to own this meticulously maintained Cape Cod brick home situated on 11.12 acres in the mountains of WNC overlooking the stunning Toe River. This 3BR/3BA, 2800 sq ft residence is a testament to quality craftsmanship & design. The grand entryway w/its detailed staircase sets a tone of sophistication. Rich hardwood flooring flows seamlessly throughout home. Gourmet kitchen is

Crystal Garland RE/MAX RESULTS

Welcome to 77 Griffith Branch Road, a peaceful mountain retreat set on 15.5+/- acres of wooded, untimbered land with a soothing creek just across the gravel road. Located in the Bradshaw Township of Mitchell County, this 2BR/1.5BA contemporary-style home offers both privacy and potential—an excellent opportunity for someone ready to bring new life to a cherished family property. Built in 1993 and

Kirby Troutman Carolina Mountain Realty, Inc.

Perched at approximately 4,000 feet in elevation and aptly named Elk Wallow, this authentic cabin-style home embodies the essence of true mountain living, where unmatched privacy, sweeping long-range views, and a deep connection to nature define everyday life. Once a natural gathering place for roaming elk herds, the setting offers a rare sense of history and tranquility, framed by year-round

Rhonda Phillips Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Burnville