Welcome to the prestigious gated neighborhood of Rock Bridge Subdivision, located in the heart of Jonathan Creek, Waynesville, next to Maggie Valley. The roads are easy to access, with low elevation and a big blend of mountain homes. This is a wonderful community with a perfect blend of tradition, all wrapped up in one lovely place to call home! Be surrounded by nature at its best. Enjoy the Smoky Mountain National Park for hiking, camping, and all-around beauty! Enjoy the community as a safe haven and peaceful sanctuary. This lot has a mix of a level lot, hillside, steep, mountain views and a portion is next to the creek. Here you are close to Cataloochee Ski Area, Cataloochee Ranch (for riding horses), and Cataloochee Valley to enjoy watching the elk graze. You're in a great location with easy access to Waynesville, Cherokee, Asheville, Dollywood, Knoxville, Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Charlotte. If you're looking for the sounds of water to enjoy as you escape from busy work schedules, listen to the nearby creek as you also can view the mountains.
Welcome to the prestigious gated neighborhood of Rock Bridge Subdivision, located in the heart of Jonathan Creek, Waynesville, next to Maggie Valley. The roads are easy to access, with low elevation and a big blend of mountain homes. This is a wonderful community with a perfect blend of tradition, all wrapped up in one lovely place to call home! Be surrounded by nature at its best. Enjoy the Smoky Mountain National Park for hiking, camping, and all-around beauty! Enjoy the community as a safe haven and peaceful sanctuary. You are close to Cataloochee Ski Area, Cataloochee Ranch, and Cataloochee Valley to enjoy watching the elk graze. You're in a great location with easy access to Asheville, Dollywood, Knoxville, Atlanta, Chattanooga, and even Charlotte. If you're looking for the sounds of water to enjoy as you escape from busy work schedules, listen to the nearby creek.
Looking for your charming Creekside get away in the mountains? Here is your opportunity! Imagine drinking your morning coffee Creekside on this cleared, easily accessible lot. Power, well and 2-bedroom septic system is already installed. The property already has a storage area, and a 31-foot RV onsite. Live in the RV or remove it and build your Creekside getaway. Don’t let this rare opportunity pass you by!
A pause in the land Where nothing asks to be rushed Sky remembers you
Why did the lot bring a ladder? Because the views are on another level. Lot 22 is a well-situated homesite in the Rabbits Ridge subdivision, offering elevation, privacy, and long-range mountain views that make Western North Carolina land so compelling. The lot remains largely untouched, giving a future owner the flexibility to design the driveway, homesite, and layout based on their own vision rather than someone else’s plans. With road access in place, Lot 22 allows for thoughtful siting to capture the surrounding scenery and natural light. The views here are consistent with the strongest lots in the subdivision, featuring layered ridgelines, hardwood forests, and a true mountain backdrop at approximately 3,000–3,500 feet in elevation. Rabbits Ridge offers paved access via Bernies Trail, with a mix of paved and gravel interior roads that balance practicality with a quiet, mountain feel. The setting is peaceful and removed without feeling isolated, making year-round use both realistic and comfortable. Lot 22 also benefits from an existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired), providing a helpful reference point for future planning. Located just minutes from downtown Waynesville and a short drive to the quieter Cataloochee Valley side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this lot offers access to hiking, wildlife, and outdoor recreation without the crowds. Lot 22 is a strong, flexible mountain homesite — proof that sometimes land really does rise to the occasion.
Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop looking for mountain views. Lot 19 is a cul-de-sac homesite with absolutely monster views, and yes — that is both a technical description and a medical condition caused by excessive scenery. Positioned at the end of the road, this lot offers privacy, quiet, and a front-row seat to layered ridgelines that just keep going… and going… and going. The cul-de-sac location limits traffic, increases peace, and dramatically improves your odds of hearing birds instead of engines. The elevation sits in that sweet spot — high enough for commanding views, sensible enough for real-world building. Topography works with you here, not against you. The land is sloped in a way that naturally lends itself to view-focused design without unnecessary drama. Road access is established, the setting is wooded and private, and the perspective is exactly what buyers are chasing when they say, “I want the view.” Lot 19 delivers it — confidently, repeatedly, and without apology. An existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired) is in place, offering a helpful baseline for future planning. You’re just minutes from downtown Waynesville and a short drive to the quieter Cataloochee Valley side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park — the side with fewer crowds, fewer distractions, and far fewer people asking, “Are we there yet?” In summary: This is a cul-de-sac lot. With monster views. And yes — you can handle the truth. Surely you can’t be serious. I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.
I asked this lot if it came with baggage… It said, “Nope. Just elevation.” Lot 21 is a solid, well-positioned homesite in the Rabbits Ridge subdivision, offering mountain elevation, privacy, and strong long-range views that define this section of the community. The land remains largely untouched, giving a future owner the flexibility to plan the driveway, homesite, and layout based on their own vision and priorities. With road access available, Lot 21 allows for thoughtful siting to take full advantage of natural light and the surrounding mountain scenery. The views are consistent with the best lots in Rabbits Ridge — layered ridgelines, quiet hardwood forests, and a setting that feels both expansive and grounded. Located at approximately 3,000–3,500 feet in elevation, the lot offers a true mountain environment without sacrificing accessibility. Paved access via Bernies Trail and a mix of paved and gravel interior roads make year-round access practical while maintaining the peaceful character of the subdivision. Lot 21 also benefits from an existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired), providing a useful reference point for future planning. Just minutes from downtown Waynesville and a short drive to the Cataloochee Valley side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this location offers proximity to hiking, wildlife, and outdoor recreation — without the crowds found on the Gatlinburg side of the park. Lot 21 is a versatile mountain homesite with elevation, access, and attitude — proof that sometimes less baggage really does make the climb better.
I told this lot it needed to stay grounded… It said, “Hard to do at this elevation.” Lot 23 is a standout homesite in the Rabbits Ridge subdivision, offering elevation, privacy, and sweeping mountain views that feel both expansive and calming. The land is wooded and largely untouched, giving a future owner the freedom to design the homesite, driveway, and layout with intention rather than compromise. With road access available, Lot 23 allows for thoughtful placement to take advantage of natural light and long-range scenery. The views here align with the best the subdivision has to offer — layered ridgelines, quiet forests, and the kind of mountain backdrop that changes character with the seasons. Sitting at approximately 3,000–3,500 feet in elevation, the setting feels tucked away without being remote. Bernies Trail provides paved access into Rabbits Ridge, with a mix of paved and gravel interior roads that support year-round access while preserving the natural feel of the community. Lot 23 also includes an existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired), offering a helpful baseline for future development planning. Just minutes from downtown Waynesville and close to the quieter Cataloochee Valley side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this location offers outdoor access, wildlife, and breathing room — without the congestion of the more heavily trafficked areas of the park. Lot 23 is ideal for someone who values elevation, flexibility, and a sense of perspective — the kind that only comes when the ground literally drops away beneath you.
Lot 28 is a clean, well-positioned homesite in the Rabbits Ridge subdivision, offering strong views, elevation, and flexibility without the constraints that can come with overworked lots. The land remains largely untouched, giving a buyer the freedom to design access and placement from scratch rather than work around someone else’s idea of a driveway or build site. With road access available, Lot 28 allows for thoughtful planning depending on how you want to approach the homesite and capture the surrounding mountain scenery. The views here are on par with the best lots in the subdivision, taking in the layered ridgelines and natural beauty that define this section of Rabbits Ridge. The setting is wooded and quiet, with a true mountain feel at approximately 3,000–3,500 feet in elevation. Paved access via Bernies Trail and a mix of paved and gravel interior roads make year-round use practical while still preserving the character of the land. Lot 28 also benefits from an existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired), offering a helpful baseline for future development planning. Just minutes from downtown Waynesville and close to the less-traveled Cataloochee Valley side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this lot strikes a balance between accessibility and retreat. Lot 28 is ideal for someone who wants a blank canvas with views — a place to design intentionally, build deliberately, and let the land guide the final vision.
Lot 14 stands apart by scale alone. At approximately 3.05 acres, it is the largest individual lot currently being offered in Rabbits Ridge, giving you something increasingly rare in a mountain subdivision: room. Room to build without feeling boxed in. Room for privacy buffers, trails, gardens, or simply space left untouched. Room for a home that feels intentional rather than squeezed between lines on a plat. The land is wooded and elevated, with the same mountain character that defines Rabbits Ridge — hardwoods, long-range views, and a quiet setting that feels removed without being impractical. The size of the lot allows for flexibility in homesite placement, driveway approach, and long-term use, whether your vision is a primary residence, a seasonal retreat, or a legacy property meant to be held. Access is in place, with paved travel along Bernies Trail and a mix of paved and gravel interior roads. The setting sits at approximately 3,000–3,500 feet in elevation, offering cooler temperatures, layered ridgelines, and a true Smokies atmosphere. Lot 14 also benefits from an existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired), providing a helpful reference point for future planning. Located just minutes from downtown Waynesville and a short drive to the quieter Cataloochee Valley side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this lot offers both proximity and perspective. Lot 14 isn’t just larger on paper — it offers the freedom that only extra acreage provides. In a subdivision where most lots range from one to two acres, this one gives you space to think longer term.
Alrighty then! Picture this: you crest the ridge, gravel crunching beneath your tires, sunlight pouring in like it’s been personally invited… and BOOM — Lot 20 appears. Calm. Confident. Sloping just right. Like the land itself is saying, “Go ahead… build here.” This lot has nice, workable slope, the kind builders love and engineers don’t lose sleep over. Not too steep. Not too flat. Just enough pitch to make a home feel perched without feeling punished. The gravel road runs along the top of the ridge, giving you easy access and flexibility when it comes to homesite placement and design. Lot 20 lives where the air is cooler, the views stretch farther, and the distractions fade out. Hardwood trees, mountain terrain, and elevation around 3,000–3,500 feet give this spot that unmistakable Smokies vibe — dramatic without being dramatic about it. And yes… there’s an existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired), which means the land has already raised its hand and said, “I can handle this.” You’ll still do your due diligence, but it’s a solid starting point. Just minutes from downtown Waynesville and a short drive to the quieter, wilder side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park (the good side — fewer crowds, more soul), Lot 20 offers balance: buildable land, ridge-top access, and room to breathe. In conclusion: If land could wink… this one just did. Allllllrighty then.
ubdivision. With road access from both above and below, this lot gives you options — whether you’re thinking about site placement, driveway approach, or future design flexibility. A rough driveway has already been pushed in from the lower access, providing a practical starting point and helping buyers visualize how the land works. The topography lends itself well to capturing the surrounding mountain scenery, with great views consistent with the best lots in the subdivision. Like the rest of Rabbits Ridge, Lot 27 sits at elevation, surrounded by hardwoods and natural mountain terrain that feels private and quiet without being remote. Paved access via Bernies Trail, along with a mix of paved and gravel interior roads, makes year-round access realistic and convenient. This lot also benefits from an existing 3-bedroom septic approval (expired), offering a helpful reference point for future planning. Located just minutes from downtown Waynesville and a short drive to Cataloochee Valley in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the setting balances accessibility with a strong sense of place. Lot 27 is a solid, versatile homesite with real-world usability — not just a view on paper, but land that already shows you how it wants to be used.
Tucked at the end of the cul-de-sac, Lot 12 offers that rare mix of privacy, views, and build-friendly terrain. The setting feels settled and intentional — no pass-through traffic, just a quiet pocket at the edge of the ridge where the land opens up toward the mountains. The topography is ideal for a daylight basement, making this a smart lot for a home that lives large without feeling oversized. Think lower-level living space, guest quarters, studio, or recreation room that opens naturally to the landscape instead of feeling buried in it. From here, you’ll enjoy views toward Great Smoky Mountains National Park, reminding you daily why people come to Western North Carolina and never quite leave. Morning light, changing seasons, and long-distance scenery give this lot a sense of scale that elevates the entire homesite. One of the quiet advantages of Lot 12 is the price point — it leaves room in the budget for more home, better finishes, or thoughtful outdoor living spaces. Less spent on dirt, more invested in how you live on it. Private, practical, and well-positioned — Lot 12 is mountain living done right.
There is a moment that comes to every traveler—sometimes on a road, sometimes at a kitchen table—when the familiar no longer answers the deeper question. You’ve done what you were supposed to do. You’ve followed the map handed to you. And yet, something inside says: keep going. The old stories were never really about destinations. They were about leaving. About choosing the uncertain horizon over the well-worn path. About trusting that what you’re looking for won’t be found where you already stand. Land has always called to people like this. Not land as a commodity, but land as a pause. A reset. A place where the noise drops away and the days begin to stretch again. A place that doesn’t ask who you were, only what you’re willing to build, plant, protect, or imagine next. Those who search for land aren’t running from something. They’re responding to a pull—toward space, toward quiet, toward ownership that feels personal instead of prescribed. Toward mornings that start slower and nights that feel earned. Somewhere between the idea and the arrival is where the real journey lives. And if you’re reading this, chances are you’re already on it. The question isn’t whether there’s more out there. It’s whether you’re ready to step onto it. The Red Bundle Offering at Rabbits Ridge is about more than acreage. It’s about orientation — to the land, to the mountains, and to a quieter, more authentic side of the Smokies that still feels like the park used to feel. This bundled offering includes Lots 12, 13, and 27, all enjoying southern exposure with long-range views toward Jonathan Creek and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The light here matters. Morning sun, layered ridgelines, and a sense of openness that only comes from facing south into protected mountain country. One of the defining features of this bundle is Lot 13, which includes a natural bluff — a rare and compelling homesite with the potential for truly spectacular views. It’s the kind of feature that anchors a primary residence, while the additional lots give you options: guest homes, space for friends or family, or simply the luxury of privacy and breathing room around you. All three lots have existing 3-bedroom septic approvals (now expired), providing a strong starting point for future planning. The subdivision roads are in place, with paved access via Bernies Trail and a mix of paved and gravel interior roads. Just minutes away is Cataloochee Valley, often considered the quieter, more soulful side of the Smokies... less traffic, fewer crowds, and a landscape that still feels timeless. This is the side of the park where elk wander through open fields, history lingers in old homesteads, and the pace slows back down to something human. This bundle offers flexibility, views, and a setting that feels increasingly hard to find. Not a liquidation. Not an auction. Just an intentional opportunity to claim a small piece of the Smokie... and share it, if you choose, with the people who matter most.
Rare opportunity to acquire a 1.10-acre interior homesite within the sought-after Lake Junaluska Assembly, comprised of three adjoining lots offering flexibility, privacy, and long-term value. Located in a quieter section of the Assembly, the property features mature hardwoods, sloping terrain well-suited for a custom build. There is a very small creek along the rear boundary near County Rd. City water is available. Property may connect to city sewer via lift station or offers ample area for a septic system. Architectural review helps preserve neighborhood character; modular and site-built homes are permitted (manufactured homes not allowed). No minimum square footage requirement. Paved road access with frontage on Wesley Way enhances usability and design options. Ownership includes access to Lake Junaluska amenities including lake access, walking trails, fitness center, golf, pool, and recreational facilities. Larger interior Assembly lots with this combination of acreage, setting, and utility availability are increasingly limited, making this an exceptional opportunity for a primary residence or second home in one of Haywood County’s most distinctive communities.
Lot 13 sits right where you want to be — up on the ridge, with a clear, usable building envelope and south-facing exposure that pulls in light all day long. It’s the kind of lot that feels intuitive the moment you walk it. The land tells you where the house should go. This is a strong homesite with elevation, presence, and just enough openness to frame the surrounding woods without losing that tucked-in mountain feel. Morning sun, afternoon warmth, and long seasonal light make this a great setup for a porch, big windows, or passive solar design. A previous 3-bedroom septic evaluation has been completed (now expired), giving a solid starting point for future planning. The ridge setting provides natural drainage and a sense of separation that’s hard to replicate at lower elevations. And then there’s the location. From here, you’re minutes to hiking, rafting, and exploring, with easy access to skiing and the trails, rivers, and backroads surrounding Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This part of Western North Carolina offers so much that you could spend a lifetime here and still be discovering new places, new routes, and new reasons to stay outside just a little longer. Lot 13 isn’t flashy — it’s solid, well-positioned mountain land with real build potential and a lifestyle that quietly sells itself. Build now, or hold for later. Either way, the ridge isn’t going anywhere.
“At some point, you stop waiting for the right time and realize the right land creates it.” Most people don’t notice the moment when the old rhythm stops fitting. It’s subtle at first. The days blur together. The calendar fills up. You’re productive, responsible, doing everything you’re supposed to do — yet something feels off. Not wrong exactly. Just…unnatural. Humans weren’t built for endless loops. We were built to move, to choose, to claim space and create something that feels grounded and real. And every so often, an opportunity shows up that isn’t about square footage or spreadsheets — it’s about momentum. About making a deliberate play instead of drifting into the next year on autopilot. Owning land like this isn’t an escape fantasy. It’s a recalibration. A decision to put something solid under your feet. A place where time slows down, mornings feel intentional again, and long-term thinking starts to make sense. Land doesn’t demand urgency — it rewards patience. It waits for you to show up ready. This is the kind of opportunity that doesn’t shout. It simply asks a quiet question: What would it look like if you built something for yourself instead of around everything else? This bundle offering includes Lots 22, 23, and 28 in Rabbits Ridge, creating a combined mountain holding with scale, privacy, and flexibility that individual lots simply can’t offer on their own. Together, these three lots form a meaningful footprint within the subdivision — ideal for a private estate setting, a multi-homesite vision, or a long-term investment play in one of Haywood County’s established mountain communities. With elevations ranging approximately 3,000–3,500 feet, the land is wooded, peaceful, and immersive, offering a true mountain environment without sacrificing access. Rabbits Ridge is located just outside downtown Waynesville, with convenient access to I-40, Asheville, and the surrounding Smoky Mountain region. Bernies Trail, the main road through the subdivision, is paved, with interior roads consisting of a mix of paved and gravel. The setting feels tucked away and quiet, yet remains practical and reachable year-round. Lots in Rabbits Ridge are known for their natural character, sense of order, and long-term appeal. An annual HOA is in place, helping protect the integrity and feel of the community over time. A chance to step into a larger position, create options, and make a move that’s strategic today and meaningful years from now.
William Shakespeare understood something timeless: that the turning points of life are rarely loud. They arrive quietly, as a question rather than a command. Is this enough? Is this where I remain? In his stories, the land was never just ground beneath one’s feet—it was inheritance, refuge, promise. A place where intention could finally take shape. Kings lost it. Exiles longed for it. Families fought to preserve it. Land mattered because it anchored the future to the present. We still feel that pull today. At some point, the desire shifts. Not for more noise, or more speed—but for footing. For a place that offers order without confinement, proximity without pressure. A place chosen deliberately, not stumbled into. Seeking land is not an escape from life; it is a claim upon it. A declaration that what comes next deserves space, structure, and room to endure. A home is not merely built—it is situated, thoughtfully, among others doing the same. If there is restlessness in you, it may not be dissatisfaction at all. It may be readiness. And readiness, as the old playwright knew well, is where every meaningful act begins. The Purple Bundle—Lots 18, 19, 20, and 21—is located within a thoughtfully planned subdivision where access, layout, and buildability have already been addressed. Roads are in place, the lots are clearly defined, and the terrain offers strong, straightforward build sites without unnecessary complexity. These four lots share a consistent location and benefit from a neighborhood designed for permanence—not speculation. The land lays well, making home placement efficient and construction more predictable, a rare advantage in mountain subdivisions. This bundle provides flexibility: build one and hold the others, develop multiple homes within a cohesive setting, or plan a small cluster for family or long-term investment. Each lot offers usable space while maintaining the structure and continuity that come from shared standards and maintained access. This is not raw land asking you to solve problems. This is land that allows you to focus on design, livability, and the life that will unfold there. The Purple Bundle offers clarity—of access, of purpose, and of potential. A solid setting, ready for what comes next.
Imagine This: A Story of Change and New Beginnings Picture yourself sitting in a familiar office, the hum of routine life quietly drumming in the background. Maybe it's a desk you know all too well, the same view out the window, the same coffee cup in hand. And yet, in the back of your mind, there’s a little spark of something different—an itch for change, a whisper of mountain air and wide-open horizons calling your name. That’s the dream we’re inviting you to explore. It’s about stepping away from the everyday grind and picturing a life where your morning coffee is sipped on a porch overlooking the Smokies. It’s about trading the hum of fluorescent lights for the rustle of leaves and the call of the mountains. It’s about embracing the newness of a place that feels like an escape but can become your new normal—a place to breathe, to build, and to begin again. Welcome to Rabbits Ridge Subdivision – A Mountain Retreat in Waynesville, NC Discover the tranquility of the Great Smoky Mountains right at your doorstep. This offering includes a collection of 11 beautiful lots in the serene Rabbits Ridge community, known for its peaceful, wooded surroundings and stunning mountain views. Conveniently located near downtown Waynesville, just a short drive from Asheville and the Biltmore Estate, this subdivision offers the perfect blend of seclusion and accessibility. Each lot ranges from approximately 1 to 3 acres, with elevations between 3,000 and 3,500 feet, making them ideal for building a dream mountain getaway or a year-round residence. The main road, Bernies Trail, is paved, and some side roads are paved or gravel. There's an annual HOA fee of $600 per lot. The entire set of lots is being offered together. Whether you're looking to invest in multiple parcels or create a spacious mountain retreat, this property provides a unique opportunity to embrace the beauty and potential of Western North Carolina. Feel free to dive into the details and envision what you can create on these gorgeous lots!
Just under 20 acres of beautiful, unrestricted land in the highly desirable Jonathan Valley area of Waynesville. This gently rolling, mostly usable acreage features open pasture, multiple potential build sites, and year-round mountain views ideal for a private estate, equestrian property, recreational retreat, or future development. The land is the standout feature, offering flexibility for investors, developers, or buyers looking to build a custom mountain home. A one-level home and outbuildings are already in place and can serve as a rental or secondary income source while building a dream home or holding the property for future use. City water access is conveniently located along Utah Mountain Road, making connection straightforward and enhancing development potential. Unrestricted acreage makes this property well-suited for horses, hobby farming, and recreational use, including hunting. Peaceful rural setting with easy access approximately 20 minutes to Downtown Waynesville and about 30 minutes to Asheville.
Experience the ultimate relaxation in mountain views, where privacy meets the soothing sounds of a babbling creek. The recently graded house pad and newly installed retaining wall are ready for your dream home, complemented by a new septic tank being added. Plus with electricity already in place for RV hookups, you can comfortably stay and over see your build. Enjoy a short drive to Waynesville, Canton or Asheville- perfect for a permanent residence or a seasonal getaway.
Discover the true essence of mountain living with this property in the heart of Western NC. Surrounded by rolling pastures and mountain views, this remote haven invites you to embrace life’s simple pleasures like watching fireflies dance under starry skies, listening to the soothing crackle of your fire pit, and soaking in the peaceful sounds of nature. With endless potential to build your dream mountain retreat, this property offers the perfect blend of serenity and adventure. Escape the hustle and bustle and create your own slice of paradise in the Carolina mountains! Modulars are allowed. No manufactured homes, trailers or campers.
Welcome to #525 Pitchfork Cove! Located in the beautiful gated community of Cataloochee Mountain Estates, this parcel offers a mountain view and beautiful rock formations. Multiple potential build sites. Located minutes away from I-40 E or W, and within 20 minutes of Maggie Valley. Approximately 25-30 minutes from downtown Waynesville.
Beautiful 4.47-acre private riverfront lot in the gated River Woods community of Waynesville. This gently sloping property offers stunning mountain views, a serene natural setting, and direct access to the Pigeon River—an ideal location for your custom mountain retreat (minimum 1,500 sq ft). Located on a privately maintained paved and gravel road, with easy access to outdoor recreation, charming shops, and all the best of Western North Carolina. Septic and well needed. Annual POA fee is $850 ($250 allocated to road maintenance). There are two cleared trails already in place that provide access to the Pigeon River — perfect for tubing, kayaking, and other water activities. Just minutes from downtown Waynesville and a short drive to Asheville. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own your own slice of mountain paradise!
Prime, buildable lot with easy year-round access, just minutes from Downtown Waynesville. Don't miss this gorgeous mountain property nestled in one of Waynesville’s most sought-after locations. Offering the perfect blend of convenience and privacy, this property features easy year-round paved access—just 1 minute from the Great Smoky Mountain Expressway and only 10 minutes to the charm and amenities of downtown Waynesville. Enjoy serene, elevated surroundings while staying close to shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation. This is an ideal setting for your future mountain getaway or forever home. Site-built homes only – modular and manufactured homes are not permitted per neighborhood restrictions.
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Waynesville is located in North Carolina. Waynesville, North Carolina has a population of 10,087. Waynesville is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 23.29% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.66%.
The median household income in Waynesville, North Carolina is $41,131. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,063 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Waynesville is 47.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.4 inches per year, with 10.6 inches of snow per year.
