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Want to buy mountain land in North Carolina? Wish there was a broker who specialized in mountain land – and ONLY mountain land?  Choose a broker who not only sells mountain land, but also understands and appreciates it by owning and living on his own mountain land – 386 acres of it – known locally as “GHOST VALLEY”.

 

Helping buyers purchase large parcels of mountain land for over 49 years, broker Paul Breden is truly “Land’s Best Friend”! Paul’s “no pressure” approach will leave you feeling comfortable throughout the process of locating the right parcel. Better yet, Paul will oversee your purchase right through a successful closing of the transaction.  Paul takes time to explain every detail – even before you meet him.  His 28-page land buyers handbook – “CAROLINA DREAMING!” is an excellent tool for anyone unfamiliar with buying mountain land.  A FREE copy is available to you upon request.

 

If you are planning to make a mountain land purchase, choose the one broker who has helped the most buyers achieve their dream of owning mountain land – broker Paul Breden.  

 

Mountain land is purchased for many reasons.  Just a few of those reasons might include a family retreat, a hunting property, long-term secure investment, or simply the fulfillment of your family’s recreational interests.  Whatever your interests, call Paul!  He will provide attentive ears, and a double armload of experience and understanding to help you achieve the right purchase.

 

Paul can be reached direct anytime at 828-263-2340 or Email Paul

 

North Carolina Mountain Land – How many types of land are there?

 

• Raw undeveloped land

• Gently rolling open meadows

• Heavily wooded timberland

• Old family farms – some with old outbuildings

• High elevation land – from 3,000’ to 4,000’ feet

• Mountain land with streams and springs

• Even cheap useless land

 

If you can describe it - we probably have it!

 

North Carolina Mountain Land – Characteristics

 

• Ridgetops with long-range views vs.  protected valleys

• Paved state-maintained roads vs. gravel private roads

• Open land vs. heavily timbered

• Easy access to shopping vs. remote & secluded 

• High-elevations vs. low land parcels

• Cold, snowy climate vs. temperate day-to-day weather

• Stream & creeks vs. dry properties

• Well-maintained showplace vs. undeveloped, untended & less expensive.

• Acreage – Under 50 acres vs. over 100 acres

• Price – Less than $500,000 vs. sky’s the limit

 

 

North Carolina Mountain Land – Locations

 

• Wilkes County (Wilkesboro/North Wilkesboro)

• Ashe County (Jefferson & West Jefferson)

• Watauga County (Boone/Blowing Rock)

• Caldwell County (Lenoir)

• Alleghany County (Sparta)

• Avery County (Newland/Banner Elk/Sugar & Beech Mountains)

• Alexander County (Taylorsville)

• Burke County (Morganton)

• Cleveland County (Shelby)

• Rutherford County (Rutherfordton)

 

North Carolina Mountain Land – How we show land

 

Regardless of how much you enjoy the outdoors, you may not be into strenuous hiking.  That’s why we show most properties from the comfort and convenience of our Polaris Ranger.  The Ranger rides like a golf cart – on steroids – and goes anywhere. It has a comfortable bench seat, and we can handle as many as two adults up front, plus three full-grown teens in the back.  On most properties very little hiking is required.   Why, you ask?

 

The North Carolina mountains are well-known for growing some of the best hardwood trees in the U.S. That is why the furniture industry got its start here in the North Carolina mountains.  With annual rainfall of 50”, the climate is perfect for growing Red Oak, White Oak,  Maple, Poplar, Eastern White Pine, and many other popular species.  

 

As a result of generations of timber harvesting, many logging roads are left behind.  These are the trails created by loggers to remove the timber during its last cutting.  The logging trails leave behind fantastic hiking and ATV trails, so our Ranger can access almost all properties on the Ranger.  If you prefer hiking, we can do that also, however the Ranger provides a more enjoyable, less strenuous method of seeing our properties.

 

If you are seriously committed to buying NC mountain land, take the easy route by choosing a broker who not only has 49 years selling North Carolina mountain land.  But wait!  There’s more. Choose a land broker who believes in land, as evidenced by his personal ownership of Ghost Valley, his own 386 acre homeplace. 

 

Ready to find your own mountain land? Click HERE! to begin your search!