Working Farmland with Pastures and
407 Spicewood Trl Mars Hill, NC 28754
For Sale
$698,000
Gently rolling farmland with open pastures, wooded trails, and multiple water sources equipped for livestock watering.
Lot Size63.00 Acres
Days on Market81
Property Features for 407 Spicewood Trl
General Information
- Standard status
- Active
- Lot size
- 63.00 Acres
- Property subtype
- Land
Listing Agency:
Sterling Real Estate Partners, LLC
(828) 273-9108
Listed By:
Susan Young · License #210499
(828) 273-9108
Source:
Exprealty
Added: May 5
Changed: Jul 23
Last Checked: Jul 23 at 2:35PM
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Approximately 63 acres of gently rolling farmland featuring open pastures and wooded trails. The property is equipped for livestock with fencing, cross-fencing, and gated sections to support pasture rotation. Multiple springs and creeks run throughout the land and have been tapped to supply watering troughs, including cistern-fed stations designed to keep water underground and reduce muddy conditions. Well-built interior roads with deep beds, ditches, and culverts provide access while minimizing erosion. Currently used for cattle, the farm also offers space that could support additional livestock or vegetable and herb cultivation.
A three-bedroom farmhouse sits at the head of the pasture, along with a single-wide mobile home perched on a knoll. The property includes multiple barns, sheds, and a canning house. With three existing tenants, it is currently generating income. The listing also notes that there are no restrictions, with numerous potential homesites ranging from open pasture areas to ridge-top locations.
Access is described as a dead-end road, with an appointment required and no drive-bys. Spicewood Trail is noted as a 16-ft ROW enjoyed by several properties, and the trail “may be registered with a farming plan,” which could offer potential tax benefits. The property is in the Beech Glen area of Mars Hill, minutes from the interstate, downtown Mars Hill, and the university, with Asheville dining and entertainment about 26 minutes away.
A three-bedroom farmhouse sits at the head of the pasture, along with a single-wide mobile home perched on a knoll. The property includes multiple barns, sheds, and a canning house. With three existing tenants, it is currently generating income. The listing also notes that there are no restrictions, with numerous potential homesites ranging from open pasture areas to ridge-top locations.
Access is described as a dead-end road, with an appointment required and no drive-bys. Spicewood Trail is noted as a 16-ft ROW enjoyed by several properties, and the trail “may be registered with a farming plan,” which could offer potential tax benefits. The property is in the Beech Glen area of Mars Hill, minutes from the interstate, downtown Mars Hill, and the university, with Asheville dining and entertainment about 26 minutes away.
Key Highlights
- Approximately 63 acres with open pastures and wooded trails, currently used for cattle
- Livestock watering system includes multiple springs and creeks tapped to supply troughs and cistern‑fed stations
- Fencing, cross‑fencing, and gated pasture areas designed for pasture rotation and helping prevent overgrazing
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Ranch - Gently rolling farmland with open pastures, wooded trails, and multiple water sources equipped for livestock watering.
Where is this ranch located?
The property is located at 407 Spicewood Trl Mars Hill, NC.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $698,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Approximately 63 acres with open pastures and wooded trails, currently used for cattle; Livestock watering system includes multiple springs and creeks tapped to supply troughs and cistern‑fed stations; Fencing, cross‑fencing, and gated pasture areas designed for pasture rotation and helping prevent overgrazing