Big Laurel Mountain North Carolina For Sale Real Estate

Asheville, North Carolina Communities

Asheville, North Carolina (NC) Real Estate

Big Laurel Mountain

The best kept secret in Western North Carolina can be your private retreat from the stresses of the outside world. Big Laurel Mountain is a mountain community that is fully devoted to conscientious development, offering exceptionally spacious homesites which encourage residents to create a sustainable quality of life to be enjoyed by future generations.

Big Laurel Mountain is a rare opportunity to build a very secluded home in a gated neighborhood which features two state–stocked trout streams and a beautiful community park. Big Laurel Mountain is ideally situated near the Appalachian Trail, the historic town of Hot Springs and the French Broad River, a favorite for exciting white water rafting adventures and world–class fishing.

Experience for yourself the stunning views of the Walnut Mountains and the myriad of wildflowers which adorn this lovely mountain community.




Community Amenities

  • Homesites: Spacious, wooded parcels average 2 ½ acres with a number of creek–front properties
  • Trout streams: The property encompasses two state–stocked trout streams– cool and clear running Big Laurel and Spillcorn Creeks
  • Community park: This 720 square foot covered waterfront pavilion is perfect for family cookouts, with a fireplace and grill
  • Outdoor recreation: Have easy access to all of Western North Carolina’s exciting adventures including, hiking, mountain biking, rafting, tubing and fishing along the numerous local rivers
  • Area attractions: Visit these nearby attractions; Biltmore Estate, Chimney Rock Park, Grandfather Mountain and the Blue Ridge Parkway
  • Land Conservation: Approximately 10% of the land has been preserved as community park space
  • Protective covenants: Thoughtful homeowner covenants provide for the ongoing quality and integrity of the community
  • Gated entrance
  • Location: Big Laurel Mountain is a short and scenic drive from Asheville, well known for its diverse cuisine, unique shopping districts and year–round festivals. With convenient access to I–26 and I–40, you’ll be close to America’s most visited national park, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Contact Information

Local Phone: (828) 252-2468