344 Running Deer Lane #71
Mars Hill, NC 28754
$59,000
Type: Lots / Land
Listing #3215533
Nice wooded lot in Mountain Park Community. Drive in place. Nice view possible with trimming. Wide paved access with underground utilities. Common areas include clubhouse, tennis court, & security gate. Very nice private community with beautiful existing homes and numerous homes under construction. Convenient to Asheville, Mars Hill University, Hots Springs, Appalachian Trail, National Forest, & numerous outdoor recreational opportunities.
Seller's Rep:
Smokies Property
Property Features
County: Madison
Latitude: 35.858892
Longitude: -82.555158
Subdivision: Mountain Park
Directions: From Asheville take 19N (future I-26 west) to exit 11 (Mars Hill). Take a left at top of ramp to right on Main Street to left on Bruce Road. Follow Bruce Road through security gate to left at culdesac on Running Deer Lane to lot 71 on right.
Water Source: None
Septic or Sewer: None
Utilities: Electricity Connected, Phone Connected, Propane, Underground Utilities
Lot Description: Paved, Private, Wooded, Views, Wooded
Elevation: 2500
Lot Size in Acres: 2.25
Zoning: Residential
Road Description: Paved
Gated Community: Yes
Elementary School: Mars Hill
Middle School: Madison
High School: Madison
Property Type: LL
Property SubType 2: Lot
Status: Active
HOA Fee: $1,000
HOA Frequency: Annually
Restrictions: Architectural Review, Manufactured Home Not Allowed, Square Feet
Community Features: Clubhouse, Gated, Tennis Court(s)
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