1780 & Old Wildlife Club on Lake James
North Carolina Real Estate

Lake James, North Carolina Communities

Featuring some of the most sought–after waterfront real estate for sale in North Carolina, the properties of 1780 &Old Wildlife Club on Lake James are approximately 50 miles southeast of Asheville, N.C., and 90 minutes west of Charlotte. Crescent’s 1780 and Old Wildlife Club communities feature both waterfront and interior homesites with striking views of the Blue Ridge mountain range, the Linville Gorge Wilderness, Lake James and the Catawba River.

With no building–time restrictions, Crescent’s large homesites allow owners the time and space needed to create a mountain retreat that at their Featuring some of the most sought–after waterfront real estate for sale in North Carolina, the properties of 1780 &Old Wildlife Club on Lake James are approximately 50 miles southeast of Asheville, N.C., and 90 minutes west of Charlotte. Crescent’s 1780 and Old Wildlife Club communities feature both waterfront and interior homesites with striking views of the Blue Ridge mountain range, the Linville Gorge Wilderness, Lake James and the Catawba River.

With no building–time restrictions, Crescent’s large homesites allow owners the time and space needed to create a mountain retreat that at their own pace. Crescent’s guiding architectural vision is founded in a commitment to preserving the land and its native flora and fauna. This is to ensure that the Lake James buyers fall in love with today is the one they’ll enjoy for generations over the years. Crescent’s guiding vision is founded in creating communities on Lake James that establish:

• Connections to History


• Connections to Nature


• Connections to Community

Communities

1780 is defined by its inspiring mountain views, lake access, and ties to the area’s rich American history. The community is just a short hike or paddle from Camp Lake James, Crescent’s new lake adventure center, and the 3,000–acre expansion of Lake James State Park. Paying homage to the heritage of the Lake James area, 1780 is named for the year the patriot “Overmountain Men” marched through on their way to victory at the Battle of Kings Mountain. To connect residents to the rich history of the area, 1780 will boast more than three and a half miles of pathways on the Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail, accessible throughout the community’s 1,100 acres.

Looking across the lake at Camp Lake James and 1780, Old Wildlife Club offers views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and an abundance of indigenous flora and fauna – deer, red foxes, wild turkey, loons, wood ducks, ospreys, herons and kingfishers … just to name a few. The community will preserve that reputation