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Homes in Banner Elk, North Carolina
| Zipcode |
Population |
Households |
Average
house value | | 28604 | 5,466 | 7,054 | $219,492 |
Other cities in the area: Boone, Newland, Vilas, Blowing Rock, Elk Park, Zionville, Todd, Sugar Grove
North Carolina is a thriving state providing many opportunities for people of all ages. Whether you
are considering finding a rewarding career, starting a
business, or looking for investment opportunities, you'll find great things to consider just about anywhere in
the state, including in Banner Elk.
Some of the key benefits of living in or investing in Banner Elk include being able to draw from
the state's large and skilled labor force, taking advantage of lower tax and insurance rates and lower energy and
construction costs. If you are interested in settling in Banner Elk, housing prices may be higher as demand increases. You can also
expect to ask more for any property you may have for sale in the area if market conditions are tight. On the other hand,
vacation or water front properties generally command a higher price, regardless of where they are located. The links below will
provide current listings for homes in or near Banner Elk, as well as contact information for qualified professionals that
can assist you with your search.
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3-BED ECHOTA BARGAIN!
Echota on the Ridge is gated community living at its best in the high country. Conveniently located in Foscoe, central to Boone, Blowing Rock, Valle Crucis and Banner Elk, everything is merely minutes from Echota. The community offers myriad amenities as well such as a beautiful mountain pool set among the giant rock outcroppings looking toward Grandfather Mountain. A community center allows for social gatherings and as much involvement as you wish. At your condominium you will find even more to call home. Driving up to your home you will be pleased at the architectural design and mission-style motif. Walking in you’ll quickly observe the stout construction and generous use of quality and upgraded materials. Perhaps as well you’ll observe the tasteful design of floor plan. The condominium flows extraordinarily well, from its oblique entrance hall to the way the home opens to progressively larger spaces and views as you enter. Hall opens to kitchen which opens to great room, hearth and then to the wonderful covered deck and the almost infinite views beyond. Along the way are the sleeping spaces off in their own private quarters separate from the common spaces. In each area you’ll be pleased with the quality of materials chosen for their construction and appointment. Granite on the counters, hardwood floors throughout except for the baths where you’ll find ceramic tile. Everything just feels good and right-proportioned in this home. I think you’ll like the way it feels. Shortly after you’ve entered you’ll be drawn to the covered porch through the large glass doors that admit porch views even in the cold of winter. In nice weather these doors will remain open greatly increasing the size of your usable square footage and your sense of space. What a great place to read in a summer rain! Come out and gaze at the magnificent views of distant mountains. Watch the weather roll in and notice the visibility of mountain air – you can literally see its level of moisture. And when you smell the air, you’re smelling the mountains themselves, scent of beautiful hardwoods, clean rain and cool mountain breezes. Echota on the Ridge may well be your ideal summer getaway. As much as this unit rents, you can use it to your heart’s delight and allow vacation tenants to assist you with the cost of ownership. As to costs of ownership, I’ve studied all the units currently for sale. I believe you will find this is the most attractively priced larger three-bedroom condominium with its level of upgrades. If you’re looking for ease of living in the mountains convenient to everything you’re probably looking at Echota. And if you’re looking at Echota I think you’ve found your best value. Call or e-mail us today and we’ll introduce you to heaven in the mountains tomorrow.
482 Indian Paintbrush, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bob de Camara of Mountain Properties
$349,900
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Great Escape for Year-Round or Weekend
Meticulously maintained mountain home on 2.66 acres in the heart of Valle Crucis. Channel rustic cedar siding, galvalume metal roof, & stucco masonry provide a low maintenance exterior. Heart pine, cork, Berber carpet floors, pine T&G walls, handmade Jamestown brick masonry fireplace, & birch cabinetry provide a warm & inviting interior. Excellent southern exposure for possible PV panels or solar water heating. Spacious master suite with large walk-in shower with dual shower heads.Ample amount of outdoor living comprised of a wrap-around open deck w/ view, which leads to a “trail shelter” to escape the elements and enjoy the raised bed garden, blueberry bushes, and plethora of flowing trees and shrubs. Newly replaced propane furnace with AC, wood stove, and gas logs take care of heating and cooling the home, and just in case the home is wired for a generator. This mountain home will work perfectly for second home, short term rental, or full time buyers. Listing agent and office: Scott Warren, Coldwell Banker Blair.
3254 Clarks Creek Road, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Marty Rice of Coldwell Banker Blair and Associates
$279,900
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ROMANTIC MOUNTAIN GETAWAY!
You will fall in love as soon as you walk through the front door! Climbing up above the valley floor above Foscoe you’ll come to this last home on the road tucked up against the mountain with complete privacy on three sides. Walk up onto the covered front porch past the rockers to the front door before the hot tub. Turn around and absorb the grandeur and majesty of Grandfather Mountain across the valley. Up to this point it is an ordinary mountain cabin just like a hundred others. Open the front door, cross the threshold and you enter an entirely different kinesthetic reality. Close the door and turn on the lights. You’ve just crossed over into a place of pure magic! Something just feels so good all of a sudden as much as you’d taken a cold glass of water on a sweltering summer day. The transformation is immediate and overwhelming. Suddenly you’ve entered the quintessential mountain cabin. You’re surrounded by floor-to-ceiling tongue and groove, wonderfully appointed and glowing with a carefully thought out lighting system that highlights the luster of the wood wonderfully. Llight climbs the vaulted ceiling - playing on the collar ties and beams with powerful effect. It feels better than good - it feels perfect! Part of this completeness of feeling I think is the the floor plan. You walk in and are drawn naturally to the stone hearth and wood stove. Windows abound flooding the room with natural sunlight, playing off the beams above. When you recover you glance to your right delighted with the central dining table flowing directly into the kitchen which itself communicates back easily with the roaring fire in the great room. Directly across from the kitchen thrusting perpendicularly is a large game parlor for sitting, reading, talking or playing separate from the great room while still an easy voice toss or glance to the kitchen. Everywhere the interior lighting is so substantial and warm that it almost invites winter just to tuck away warm, snug with the soft, radiant glow of yellow fire light brightening the darkest winter night. Can’t you almost see and smell the wood fire and hear the crackling!Walking back through the tongue and groove hallway you’re on your way to nicely appointed bedrooms with a separate bath each, both wonderfully windowed and cozy as can be. Let’s walk out on the deck for a moment. Of an evening I’d be out here with a glass of wine watching the last light lapsing off Grandfather Mountain. On cool crisp fall or winter evenings what could be better than to slip into the warm welcoming waters of a hot tub under the sparkling celestial night sky! Are you looking for somewhere special to call your own private piece of the mountain – somewhere to come close to the ones you love? Come visit this place of pure mountain magic and you’ll look no more. Call or e-mail us today and we’ll show you mountain summer or winter wonder tomorrow! DIRECTIONS TO CLARKE HOME ON 326 GRANDFATHER VIEW BANNER ELK: From Boone take Hwy 105 towards Foscoe. Make right on Boulder Gardens Road (Before Gem Mine). Take road to the top and make left on Grandfather Viw Street. House will be on right at end – see sign.
326 Grandfather View, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bob de Camara of Mountain Properties
$199,900
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20 ACRES VALLE CRUCIS FOR $199,900!!!
This is mountain property with the convenience of town! These two ten-acre parcels are located where Hwy 105 bridges the Watauga River and passes Broadstone Road which is the way to the hamlet of Valle Crucis. In fact you can access the land either from the bottom at Hwy 105 or if coming from Boone, turn right at Broadstone to follow Cloudrise and Ayers Mtn Rd to the very top of these parcels. Below you’ll find directions to drive out there yourself and all over the land from either entrance. Once at the top you command a beautiful view of the Watauga River Valley leading up to Grandfather Mountain. Opposite to the south east are the knolls and mountain tops of Hound Ears Club. The truly amazing thing about this land is its convenience of location. You’re just three short miles to a large grocery store as you enter Boone. You’re walking distance to some of the world’s greatest fly fishing in Watauga River. Downtown Valle Crucis if I may is about the same distance down Broadstone to the original Mast General Store and the prettiest mountain valley you’ll ever see. Cross Hwy 105 and continue on Shulls Mill to Blowing Rock and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Or continue up 105 to Linville, Banner Elk and the ski resorts of Sugar and Beech Mountain. Wherever you’re headed in the high country you’re absolutely poised centrally to make your jaunt short and convenient. If you enter along Hwy 105 you’ll pass two quadplex apartments on the way to the property. Because of the grade of the land, once you enter, switchback and climb to the main lower building site, you’re so far above these as to make them a non-issue on noise or visibility in my and the seller’s opinion. Several aspects of this land command attention. There are myriad rock outcroppings that are staggeringly beautiful. Ancient hardwoods are ubiquitous. The timber and rocks are exquisite. Across 105 at Hound Ears these same boulder fields abound. In fact they open their resort once a year to the Carolina Climbing Coalition which this year hosted an international competition in “bouldering” – a low elevation (-30’ or so) climbing art done without ropes above “crash pads”. My son is active in this and it is amazing to watch the gymnastic feats of these young athletes! As you stand on this land and glimpse the land across the way it is startling to realize that the essentially same topography across the road would cost you this much for a one-acre lot! Why not enjoy twenty acres for the same price, NO POA fees and the freedom to do as you wish! The land is so versatile. While a fairly steep mountainside, the seller has invested tens of thousands of dollars in a great road system that runs all the way to the top from which you can egress onto Ayers Mountain Road East and down to the Valle Crucis entrance on Broadstone. When you climb to the top what is thrilling to me is that you have long range views, northwest over the ridge over Valle Crucis and toward Tennessee beyond Rich Mountain overlooking Boone. From the top of this land you command an almost 180 degree vista from northwest to southeast and what a beautiful mountain vista it is! If you’re looking for your perfect place in the mountain and location and convenience are important to you I suggest you seriously consider this property as your future happy home. Call or e-mail me today and we’ll have you on one of Watauga County’s premier mountain tops tomorrow. Or follow the directions below and see easily for yourself the exquisite beauty of this land:
000 Southridge Road, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bob de Camara of Mountain Properties
$199,900
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22 Acres Foscoe Views Falls!
Good land in the Grandfather Valley corridor along Hwy 105 in Foscoe is hard to find. In this tract we have a parcel so conveniently located that includes everything and more that you could want in a mountain property. First it is 22 acres so you’re ensured of sufficient privacy and seclusion only enhanced by the deep mature hardwood forest. It’s laced on one edge with a thundering mountain cascade tumbling off the mountain of Seven Devils above. Appointing it majestically are massive gargantuan rock outcroppings that would elicit howls of approval and delight from members of the Carolina Climbing Coalition. A beautiful and wide trail leads up along the stream bank toward the upper reaches of this land. Climbing higher one looks back on truly majestic and transporting view of Grandfather Mountain. If you drive up Tweetsie Lane from the entrance to Shadow Mountain off Hwy 105 and turn either left or right until you reach the full circle up top where you cross the bridge over the cascading gorge, you’ll be at the southeast corner of this land. The boundary follows the creek on up a few hundred feet before diverging off to the northwest as the elevation and creek climb. The property diverges away from the creek about 20-30’ and then rides along with it pretty consistently at that distance to the higher reaches of this land. There is an immense, scenic and loud waterfall up at this point on the adjoining land which bevels this tract with the sight and sound of true mountain beauty. If you’re looking for a tract on which to build your mountain dream of a lifetime, look no further. You have it all here on this tract and perhaps room to build one or two more homes on it, septic permits allowing. Call or e-mail us today and we’ll put you on your mountain dream tomorrow! DIRECTIONS: From Boone: South Hwy 105 South, go 7-8 miles, pass downtown Foscoe See sign for Shadow Mountain Right Devils Den Road go ¼ mile Left At “T” which is Tweetsie Lane. When it makes 180° hairpin Turn the property starts on your left.
TBD Tweetsie Lane, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bob de Camara of Mountain Properties
$199,900
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BIG Views-Cute cottage-Close to skiing
Great Getaway! Don't miss Stone Ridge - this immaculate stone mountain cabin in the woods. Enjoy long-range views, boulders and wooded privacy from the rocking chair covered porch or hot tub. Completely furnished, down to the bear-motif dishes, linens and Bob Timberlake accessories. All wood interior with hand-crafted doors and stone fireplace add to the cozy mountain feel. 2 comfortable bedrooms share a central bath. Conveniently located to skiing and High Country amenities. Excellent for rental investment or vacation enjoyment.Stone cottage with views, covered rocking chair porch and hot tub located close to Banner Elk. Offered completely furnished in exceptional condition. New hot tub with one-year warranty. Listing agent and office: David Welsh, Coldwell Banker Blair.
148 Payton Lane, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Marty Rice of Coldwell Banker Blair and Associates
$169,900
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Fabulous Lot in Prestigious Tynecastle!
Motivated Sellers have reduced price - This gorgeous 2.92 acre home lot is located in the prestigious gated Tynecastle community of Banner Elk, NC. Convenient to the main entrance of the development, the property faces Grandfather Mountain and is only minutes from shopping, skiing, walking trails and much, much more! Broker/owner. Call today for all the details!
Lot F Tynecastle Dr, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bruce Williams of RE/MAX 1st Choice
$165,000
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Flat Corner Lot!
Lots of hemlocks and rhododendrons. Definite view potential, 4 bedroom perc needs to updated to transfer. Underground utilities. Amenities include: lots of green area for parks, stocked ponds, hiking trails, stable & riding facilities, and the most beautiful pavilion with stone fireplace and grills. In the heart of Banner Elk, near restaurants, galleries, skiing, golf, and theater at Lees McRae.
Lot 7 Hemlock Court, Banner Elk, NC, 68643
Presented by Marty Rice of Coldwell Banker Blair and Associates
$159,000
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GREAT COMMERCIAL LOT HWY 105 FOSCOE
Here’s a powerful commercial tract of land in perhaps the best location in Watauga County. Located right at the start of the Foscoe commercial district this property is directly between the Salvation Army building and the Shoppes at Twin Rivers. The property has tremendous visibility and exposure to the constant stream of Hwy 105 traffic. The lot is gentle with long frontage on Hwy 105 and backs all the way up to the Watauga River. In between it is gentle as a pancake so building costs would be minimal. The owner has existing plans for constructing a 2400 sf commercial building on the property which he’d be happy to share. Water and sewer are available as well! Seller has already invested in the initial foundation infrastructure. And he’s just reduced the price from $150,000.00 to $99,900! So if you’re looking for a high-visibility high country commercial building lot in a great location with lots of infrastructure and building design already invested, look no further. Here’s your moneymaker! Call or e-mail us today and we’ll get you on the right road to being in business in Boone!DIRECTIONS FROM BOONE: FROM BOONE’S WENDY’S INTERSECTION (105&321) TAKE HWY 105 SOUTH 6.9 MILES TO PROPERTY ON YOUR LEFT BETWEEN SALVATION ARMY AND APPALACHIAN HOME CARE (SHOPPES AT TWIN RIVERS)
000 Hwy 105 South, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bob de Camara of Mountain Properties
$99,900
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TEN ACRES W IMMENSE GRANDFATHER VIEW!
This is mountain property with the convenience of town! These two ten-acre parcels are located where Hwy 105 bridges the Watauga River and passes Broadstone Road which is the way to the hamlet of Valle Crucis. In fact you can access the land either from the bottom at Hwy 105 or if coming from Boone, turn right at Broadstone to follow Cloudrise and Ayers Mtn Rd to the very top of these parcels. Below you’ll find directions to drive out there yourself and all over the land from either entrance. Once at the top you command a beautiful view of the Watauga River Valley leading up to Grandfather Mountain. Opposite to the south east are the knolls and mountain tops of Hound Ears Club. The truly amazing thing about this land is its convenience of location. You’re just three short miles to a large grocery store as you enter Boone. You’re walking distance to some of the world’s greatest fly fishing in Watauga River. Downtown Valle Crucis if I may is about the same distance down Broadstone to the original Mast General Store and the prettiest mountain valley you’ll ever see. Cross Hwy 105 and continue on Shulls Mill to Blowing Rock and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Or continue up 105 to Linville, Banner Elk and the ski resorts of Sugar and Beech Mountain. Wherever you’re headed in the high country you’re absolutely poised centrally to make your jaunt short and convenient. If you enter along Hwy 105 you’ll pass two quadplex apartments on the way to the property. Because of the grade of the land, once you enter, switchback and climb to the main lower building site, you’re so far above these as to make them a non-issue on noise or visibility in my and the seller’s opinion. Several aspects of this land command attention. There are myriad rock outcroppings that are staggeringly beautiful. Ancient hardwoods are ubiquitous. The timber and rocks are exquisite. Across 105 at Hound Ears these same boulder fields abound. In fact they open their resort once a year to the Carolina Climbing Coalition which this year hosted an international competition in “bouldering” – a low elevation (-30’ or so) climbing art done without ropes above “crash pads”. My son is active in this and it is amazing to watch the gymnastic feats of these young athletes! As you stand on this land and glimpse the land across the way it is startling to realize that the essentially same topography across the road would cost you this much for a one-acre lot! Why not enjoy twenty acres for the same price, NO POA fees and the freedom to do as you wish! The land is so versatile. While a fairly steep mountainside, the seller has invested tens of thousands of dollars in a great road system that runs all the way to the top from which you can egress onto Ayers Mountain Road East and down to the Valle Crucis entrance on Broadstone. When you climb to the top what is thrilling to me is that you have long range views, northwest over the ridge over Valle Crucis and toward Tennessee beyond Rich Mountain overlooking Boone. From the top of this land you command an almost 180 degree vista from northwest to southeast and what a beautiful mountain vista it is! If you’re looking for your perfect place in the mountain and location and convenience are important to you I suggest you seriously consider this property as your future happy home. Call or e-mail me today and we’ll have you on one of Watauga County’s premier mountain tops tomorrow. Or follow the directions below and see easily for yourself the exquisite beauty of this land:
TBD Southridge Road, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bob de Camara of Mountain Properties
$89,900
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FOSCOE LOT W GRANDFATHER MTN VIEW!
Good land in the Grandfather Valley corridor along Hwy 105 in Foscoe is hard to find. In this lot we have a parcel so conveniently located that includes everything and more that you could want in a mountain property. First it is adjacent to a 22-acre tract so you’re ensured of sufficient privacy and seclusion only enhanced by the deep mature hardwood forest. It’s adjacent on one edge with a thundering mountain cascade tumbling off the mountain of Seven Devils above. All around it majestically are massive rock outcroppings that would elicit howls of approval and delight from members of the Carolina Climbing Coalition. A beautiful and wide trail leads up along the stream bank toward the upper reaches of this land. Climbing higher one looks back on majestic, transporting views of Grandfather Mountain. If you drive up Tweetsie Lane from the entrance to Shadow Mountain off Hwy 105 and turn either left or right until you reach the full circle up top where you cross the bridge over the cascading gorge, you’ll be at the northwest corner of this lot. The boundary is just past the bridge over the cascading creek. There is an immense, scenic and loud waterfall up at this point on the adjoining land above which bevels this tract with the sight and sound of true mountain beauty. If you’re looking for a lot on which to build your mountain dream of a lifetime, look no further. You have it all here on this tract. And if room is needed for friends or family to build another home, it just so happens the adjoining lot is also for sale – same size for the same price. Call or e-mail us today and we’ll put you on your mountain dream tomorrow! DIRECTIONS: From Boone: South Hwy 105 South, go 7-8 miles, pass downtown Foscoe See sign for Shadow Mountain Right Devils Den Road go ¼ mile Left At “T” which is Tweetsie Lane. When it makes 180° hairpin. Continue past the Bridge and creek and the property starts on your right.
Lot 65 Tweetsie Lane, Banner Elk, NC, 28604
Presented by Bob de Camara of Mountain Properties
$29,900
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