Mountain Acreage
Mountain Acreage
 

Mountain Acreage

of Western north Carolina
incorporated

Robert Towe, Land Specialist

 
 
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Let us help you find your own mountain retreat

 
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LISTING FEATURE! Cook Cove - 165 acres Very private, secluded mountain cove in highly desirable area - off of Blackberry Inn Road in Upper Reems Creek valley adjacent to 14,000 acres of National Forest. Long range views, south facing, wildlife. 16 m
".. empty winter hollows echo and drum with the wooden music of a Yellowhammer drilling a dead tree, staking his nesting territory. Woodpeckers hammering are one of the surest and earliest songs of spring returning to the gray mountains. Later,
"The steady cascade of windy snow-crystals singing against the glass increases with the ice blue dusk of gloaming. The red fire in the stove snaps and glows, kindles the embers of memory, Winters long past. Beyond the window, the patchwork of pa
"Now the dappled green morning land is gone, covered with a white quilt of snow. All the vivid daffodils are bent to the ground as if their happy equinoctial party is over, ravaged by barbarian forces marauding out of the savage North in the nig
LISTING FEATURE! Angel Road - 48 acres PRIVACY & VIEWS! 30 minutes north of Asheville (7 minutes to I-26). Secluded upland cove-farm, owner is selling off his "back 48" acres with private right of way, wonderful layered mountain views
On the Black Mountain’s rugged eastern face, a tiny tributary begins with icy springs trickling underneath the Black Dome itself. These pure cold fountainheads gather and bubble, spill and tumble, sluice over and between boulders, becoming Rock
Another Winter day is past, a brief burnt straw. Into the deep maw of approaching darkness, the Wolf Moon rises. So the indigenous tribes centuries ago named this midwinter moon, when packs of hungry wolves howled around their smoky huddled camps - f
"Snow was falling, so much like stars filling the dark trees that one could easily imagine its reason for being was nothing more than prettiness.” ― Mary Oliver . . . . . #RealEstateAsheville #AshevilleNorthCarolina #AshevilleNC #WNC