Land with Home for Auction in Tuckasegee, North Carolina

Online bidding opens December 3, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern and begins closing December 10, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern. Offered with reserve, subject to Bankruptcy Court approval. A 10% buyer's premium applies, subject to the auction terms. PRICE DISCLOSURE: The displayed price of $432,673 is the county's 2026 tax-assessed value, entered for MLS purposes only. It is not an asking price, minimum bid, reserve, or anticipated selling price. Located at 194 Snow Blossom Trail in Tuckasegee, Jackson County, North Carolina, this offering consists of a partially completed modular home on approximately 2.11 acres in the Wolf Lake subdivision. Enjoy a mountain setting with views of Wolf Creek Lake and an opportunity to evaluate completion of the existing residence. Only the house parcel is included in this auction. The observed main-level layout contains two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with an unfinished basement below. County records reflect three bedrooms and three bathrooms; those figures should not be interpreted as the existing completed layout. The county card reports approximately 1,673 heated square feet, but this does not establish currently finished or approved living area. CONDITION AND ACCESS: The home remains unfinished and requires further evaluation, repairs, and completion. Observed conditions include water damage, an unsafe porch/deck, no interior stairs to the basement, and a steep, unimproved approach. No on-site inspections or open houses are scheduled. Property access is restricted; contact the listing agent regarding access before any visit. Detailed photographs and available due diligence materials are provided for review. PERMITTING: Available county records include historical permit applications, inspection results, portions of modular-home plans, engineering details, and septic-related documentation. The building permit is identified as expired, and no certificate of occupancy has been identified in the records provided. Prior inspection approvals do not establish current approval or