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5120 51.20 Ac Bethabara Rd, Hayesville, NC 28904

House Description

A remarkable opportunity to own approximately 51.20 unrestricted acres in the scenic Shooting Creek Township of Hayesville, North Carolina. Predominantly open pastureland, this expansive property is highlighted by a creek flowing through the acreage and exceptional long-range mountain and pastoral views that showcase the beauty of Western North Carolina. With its generous acreage, usable terrain, water feature, and unrestricted setting, the property offers tremendous flexibility for a private mountain estate, working farm, equestrian property, family compound, recreational retreat, or vineyard. Peaceful and private while still within convenient reach of Hayesville and surrounding mountain communities, this distinctive property offers an impressive combination of space, scenery, and possibility.

Highlights

Listed by Karyn Woody , 706-897-0956 Mountain Sotheby's International Realty , 706-222-5588. Hive MLS mls logo

Property Type

Vacant Land

Lot/Acreage

51.2

County

Clay

Neighborhood

Shooting Creek Twnsp

Listing ID

100592915

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Principal Interest

$7,730

Taxes

$956

Home Price

$1,500,000

Home Price

Loan Details

30 yrs

6.683%

Interest Rate

Loan Type

Down Payment

20%

$300,000

Down Payment

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Monthly Price:

$7,729.81

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