HOT AWAHILI RIDGE MURPHY, NC 28906

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This property is offered for sale with Owner Financing available. With Owner Financing, owners can offer flexible terms which allow buyers to purchase property without a traditional bank loan. This leaves more room for negotiation on loan terms and approvals.

Motivated Seller with Off Market fsbo listing. Unrestricted! This 7.8 acre heavily wooded property is nestled in the spellbinding Smoky Mountain foothills. I discovered the streams and springs that were previously hidden in the trees after doing an acre and a half clearing along the far western boundary line and towing our 30 foot RV up there. It was wonderful staying up in the hills for months. Note: recently discovered the headwaters area of a third spring with stream that ducks underground for a bit and re-emerges! We haven't uncovered all this land has to offer such as where the streams around the base of ridge converge. Additional clearing will make it a beauty homestead. (Sorry, we sold RV, asked that a few times!) Embed your home or RV into the hilltop woods for more privacy. The forest there can be dense with typical NC trees, pines and brush. You would be opening up more views. There is a local fellow who harvests trees free or inexpensively as wood is becoming more valuable. Experience the great weather, no extreme heat in the summers. Pan for gold or hunt semi-precious stones. This location was thoroughly researched for its resources. Firewood is abundant and there is great dark sky viewing with backyard telescopes. A pond would be easy by one of the springs. Deer are commonly seen and other wildlife like wild turkeys abound. Cherokee County remains one of the least populated in the Carolinas. See the Nantahala River Gorge and see the kayakers training on class 1 waterways. Hunting and fishing abound in the area. Lowes, Tractor Supply are under an hour drive to Murphy, NC as well as the extremely popular Ingles grocery store with their impressive fresh produce, organics, and salad bar offerings. We planted baby peach trees. The property has underground utilities such as electric to the lot border. There are two natural springs and three streams running through the wooded lot. A neighborhood well was only $5k and hit at 175 ft with very large outflow, good news. It was enough to supply three houses. It is quality water. There is also a spring at the base of the hill which is a logical place for a home. It could easily be an artesian well. There is a hill top location with approved septic plan good for 5 years for a home to be built with views of the surrounding hills. You can open up more views with clearing or keep it low key, it's up to you. The north hill side is nicely treed. Nearby Murphy is a growing small town with employment available if needed. The approach to the property is a very quiet narrow paved road. As you approach off of Wehutty Road, your prospective land is to the right along the entire quarter mile or so stretch of the drive. The fall season reveals striking colors as the leaves change. The west boundary has some gravel down, could be a driveway or put in your own through the trees further down the road. It's like having a little piece of New Zealand hobbitland. We are asking $76,900. Partial barter considered. Owner financing only with a significant down. Access the quality contractors available (unlike many of the remote locations). We can assist your set-up if you are a distance away and would like, just ask. The altitude has all the seasons with few snowfalls that are light, melt in a day, and the climate includes moderate summers. The hilltop is nestled among other mountains in a beautiful holler where a distant dog barking echoes occasionally through the valley. The soil is very fertile and the trees include tall poplars (an indication of available underground water, ask locals), maple, sourwood trees (source of award winning honey), flowering dogwood trees and wild blueberries, blackberries, grapes. Ginseng will grow well here also and is priced higher than gold when collected and dried. Email novazuni at hotmail.com or call/txt. Possible to subdivide, which is unusual here

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