Recreational Land for Sale in Lake Lure, North Carolina

Hidden away in the mountains of Lake Lure, this rare 31.01+/- acre unrestricted property offers the perfect mix of privacy, adventure, and mountain beauty. Featuring approximately 315+/- feet of frontage on bold, rushing Cedar Creek, this land is ideal for those dreaming of a private estate, recreational retreat, hunting property, family compound, or mountain getaway. Previous MLS history described the creek frontage as "bold" and "rushing," creating a truly peaceful natural setting. The property offers multiple potential building sites surrounded by mature hardwoods, mountain wildlife, and wooded acreage. Previous MLS information noted deer, turkey, and bear have all been seen using the property, making it an excellent option for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or anyone looking to unplug and enjoy nature. Already situated on the property is a mostly completed cabin that offers an incredible opportunity to create your own custom mountain retreat. The exterior structure is largely in place, while the interior remains unfinished and ready for the next owner's vision and finishing touches. Solar possibilities have already been started, and the property also includes a cistern system. Seller and listing firm make no representations regarding permits, condition, functionality, utilities, solar components, cistern system, or completeness of any improvements currently on the property. Buyers are encouraged to verify all information independently. With no restrictions and no HOA, the possibilities are wide open. Bring your vision for a private mountain homestead, hunting camp, recreational escape, tiny cabin retreat, off-grid getaway, or multi-generational family compound. The property also offers potential timber value along with endless opportunities for recreation and exploration. Located just a short drive from Lake Lure, Old Fort, Asheville, hiking trails, waterfalls, and endless outdoor recreation, this property gives you the feeling of being completely tucked away while still remaining accessible to nearby towns and attractions. Access is by right-of-way and creek crossing. A bridge is not currently in place, and a 4x4 vehicle with good clearance is recommended for access and showings.