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.
