81 Summer Trees Lane

Description

Nearly everything in this three-bedroom, three-bath home is new. New roof, new heating and air-conditioning systems, new gutters, oversized new windows and doors, new flooring, fresh paint, stylish new lighting, beautifully tiled bathrooms and premium appliances. What isn't new is the setting. 3.43 private wooded acres in West Burnsville, with established gardens, natural stonework and a tranquil fishpond that took years to mature. The feel of a new home, inside a landscape you couldn't build in a decade. Getting here is part of it. Pass picturesque barns and grazing cattle, follow the gentle streams, and arrive at a peaceful property surrounded by mountain views and abundant wildlife. UPDATED THROUGHOUT • New roof • New heating and air-conditioning systems • New gutters • Oversized new windows and doors • New flooring and fresh paint • Stylish new lighting • Beautifully tiled bathrooms • Premium appliances COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE LIVING • Two bedrooms on the main level — single-level living when you want it • Private upstairs primary suite • Spacious family room with a custom electric fireplace featuring adjustable flame colors and heat • Versatile loft for an office, studio, media room or guest retreat • Private forest balcony — perfect for watching deer and wild turkeys • Open kitchen, dining and living areas with abundant natural light THE LAND — 3.43 PRIVATE ACRES • Room for additional gardens, chickens or a charming mini farm • Gentle streams and a tranquil fishpond • Established gardens and terraced landscaping • Natural stonework and attractive hardscape walls • Mountain, forest and creek views • Frequent visits from deer, wild turkeys and other wildlife OVERSIZED DETACHED GARAGE • Two spacious bays with fresh paint and flooring • Room for vehicles, a workshop, outdoor equipment and hobbies • Generous attic storage THE NUMBERS AND THE LOCATION • Annual property taxes: $2,204 • No city taxes, no water or septic bill • Short drive to downtown Burnsville • Approximately 30 minutes from Asheville and Weaverville • Convenient to skiing, hiking, waterfalls and the natural beauty of Western North Carolina Private spring and septic: no water bill, no sewer bill. County taxes are $2,204.72 a year with no city tax. At roughly 3,300 feet, August nights run in the upper 50s to low 60s — windows open, not air conditioning! Cane River hatchery-supported trout water is about three miles out. Mountain Heritage schools. Private without feeling isolated. Morning coffee overlooking the forest, garden paths to wander, a fishpond to sit beside and watch for deer and wild turkeys. The mountain lifestyle you've been dreaming of — already finished, and waiting.