Before you buy the view
Mountain land requires practical due diligence.
Two parcels with the same acreage can have very different value and usability. In Western North Carolina, the right property often depends on how the land actually works, not just what the listing says.
AccessPublic road, private road, deeded right-of-way and maintenance responsibilities.
TopographySlope, buildable areas, drainage, retaining needs and driveway feasibility.
SepticExisting permits, perc testing, repair area and bedroom limitations.
WaterWell, spring or community system availability and practical costs.
RestrictionsDeed restrictions, minimum square footage, short-term rental rules and HOA requirements.
SurveyBoundaries, easements, encroachments and actual road frontage.
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