514 Lab Mountain Trail, Clyde, NC 28721
$1,350,000
Property Features
- Hot Tub
Perched atop a ridgeline with panoramic mountain views, 514 Lab Mountain Trail is a private 36-acre sanctuary offering unmatched peace, beauty, and versatility. This custom-built mountain home features open-concept living, expansive outdoor decks, and stargazing under pristine night skies. Whether you envision a personal retreat, an income-producing short-term rental, or a full-scale wellness getaway, this property delivers. With no HOA and two additional build sites, the potential for a family compound, glamping sites, or a yoga retreat is limitless. Nature lovers will enjoy nearby trails like Waterrock Knob, Graveyard Fields, and Black Balsam along the iconic Art Loeb Trail. Adventure and tranquility meet here—just a short drive to charming downtown Waynesville. With cooler temps, rental flexibility, and endless opportunities, this is a rare chance to own your own slice of Western North Carolina paradise.
Listed By: The Agency - Charlotte
Status: Active
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