54 Forestland Road

Thoughtfully designed and newly constructed, this 5 bedroom 5.5 bathroom mountain residence is defined by clean architectural lines, refined finishes, and a deliberate connection to the long-range views of Whiteside Mountain—all within a truly private setting overlooking the pastures of an old farm below. The main level is centered around a light-filled living space where a full wall of glass frames the view and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace adds texture and scale. The palette is warm and cohesive, blending natural materials with a modern edge. The true chef’s kitchen is both functional and elevated, featuring premium appliances, a generous island, and a well-positioned butler’s pantry that supports seamless entertaining. Living, dining, and outdoor spaces are intentionally connected, opening to a covered deck with a second fireplace that extends the living area year-round. The primary suite is quietly positioned to take full advantage of the setting, with huge views, direct deck access, dual closets, and a spacious bath designed with elegance, mountain views and comfort in mind. Upstairs, a central lounge, a dedicated office oriented toward the view, and multiple guest suites create a flexible layout for both everyday living and hosting. A private upper-level suite with its own deck offers an ideal space for guests or extended stays. Design and function are equally considered, with elevator access between levels, dual laundry areas, and an oversized garage with an electric vehicle charging center. Additional features include a generator, storm shelter, and encapsulated crawlspace. Above the garage is a large game/bonus room. Situated on a gentle homesite at the end of a cul-de-sac within a gated, in-town community, this property offers a rare balance of convenience, privacy, and strong architectural presence—designed for comfortable, modern mountain living taking in some of the best views the area has to offer for you and your family. Property borders a large conservancy adjacent to the Nantahala National Forest and the Chatooga River.