The possibilities are endless with this unrestricted 133.34 acre tract.   If you have ever dreamed of owning a horse or cattle farm, the rolling and open pastures are absolutely beautiful and would make an excellent place to build your mountain home.  There's plenty of room for a barn, riding arena and more.

There is over 2500 feet of frontage on Highway 64 East with easy access onto the property from several different areas.  The back side of the property has over 2500 feet of frontage on the Hiawassee River with a bluff running along the rivefront overlooking the river.  What a great place to build your home with a water view.  Don't want to live on the property, why not build rental cabins overlooking the river!

The 133.34 acres includes a 12.55 acre tract  with a long-term lease through 12/31/2026.  The sawmill operation encompasses the three buildings that are on the property including a large pre-fabricated warehouse building, an office trailer and another office-type building (frame construction) that fronts on the highway.  All equipment and tools of the sawmill operation belong to the tenant and are not included as part of the purchase.

For your convenience a recent survey is available and terms of the lease will be provided to a qualified buyer.

The mountains of western North Carolina offer a cool mountain climate and an abundance of outdoor activities.  In today's real estate market your family can enjoy all the mountains have to offer at a fraction of what others paid during the height of the market.

The Valley River is one of the jewels of Cherokee County, flowing out of the Snowbird Mountains and winding through Andrews and Marble into downtown Murphy where it intersects with the Hiawassee River.    This 1.86 acre property offers great building site options and, with almost 200 feet on the rushing river, you won't have to travel far from your front porch to enjoy trout fishing, tubing, canoeing and more.  

Located in the Valley River Falls section of Valley River Mountain you will enjoy a peace and quiet only found in the mountains.  Imagine waking to the sounds of birds chirping.  Then grab a cup of coffee and step out on to your porch overlooking the river where you'll likely see a family of white-tail deer taking a drink.   You'll love watching the leaves change in the fall and anticipate the blooming of the dogwoods and wild azaleas in the spring.  

Other outdoor activities including hiking, mountain biking trails, white-water rafting on the Nantahala or Ocoee Rivers, boating on numerous area lakes, motorcycle riding on the Cherohala Skyway, the famed Tail of the Dragon and the Blue Ridge Parkway.  You can also try your hand at gambling when you visit historic Cherokee and Harrah's Casino just a short drive away.    Did we mention that the Valley River is known to hold pockets of both gold and silver?

The nearby towns of Murphy, Andrews and Hayesville offer a great selection of dining and shopping opportunities.  Perhaps you'd like to take one of the many classes in "Appalachian Art" offered at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, a cooking class with a world-renowned chef at The Copper Door Restaurant in Hayesville or even try your hand at acting with The Licklog Players Community Theatre.  

Do it all - or do nothing at all - the choice is yours!