TBD Charlie King Road and Hwy 194

Discover the possibilities with these two parcels of unrestricted mountain land in beautiful Ashe County, North Carolina! Offering over 9 acres combined, this unique property features mountain views overlooking Big Horse Creek, views of Phoenix Mountain, privacy, and multiple potential building areas. Whether you've been dreaming of a private mountain cabin, a weekend getaway, a place for your RV or camper, an investment, or simply owning your own piece of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this property offers plenty of possibilities. The 4-acre parcel in Warrensville offers privacy and potential for a mountain getaway, camper, or manufactured home. Conveniently located approximately 2 miles from the local middle school and 3 miles from the elementary school, this parcel offers a nice combination of privacy and accessibility. The second parcel, accessed off Charlie King Road in Lansing, overlooks Big Horse Creek and offers beautiful mountain views including Phoenix Mountain. Several areas offer potential building opportunities, while portions of the property, like much of the scenic mountain terrain in this area, are steep. The property is conveniently located approximately 6 miles from Timber Rivers Wedding and Event Venue, 8 miles from Ashe County Park Disc Golf Course, 9 miles from the high school and local shopping, 11 miles from Ashe County Airport, and 13 miles from New River State Park. The property is also located near the Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail. Don't judge these properties by simply driving to the entrances! You really need to walk the land with your buyer's agent to appreciate the views, terrain, privacy, and possibilities that these two parcels offer. In addition to both parcels having deeded easements, there is an easement between the parcels allowing you to traverse between the separate parcels of land. If you've been searching for unrestricted land, mountain acreage, or a private getaway in Ashe County, NC, this is an opportunity worth exploring! Be sure to check https://newriverconservancy.org/engage/access-maps/ to see how close these parcels are to public river access.