0 Lake Adger Pkwy Lot 22, Mill Spring, NC 28756

Discover the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and recreational access with Lot 22, a 3.24-acre gem nestled in the sought-after Lake Adger community in the Blue Ridge Foothills of Western North Carolina. With a gentle, build-friendly slope, this lot offers a rare opportunity to create a custom retreat surrounded by nature, just minutes from the water. One of the most distinctive features of this property is the optional access from Hannah Drive, which enhances privacy and seclusion. Utilizing this approach allows you to tuck your home away from view while using the natural berms along Lake Adger Parkway to maintain a serene and sheltered setting—ideal for anyone seeking a peaceful escape or a nature-focused lifestyle. Located approximately four miles from the main Lake Adger Marina, this property offers convenient access to one of Western North Carolina’s most pristine lakes. Enjoy boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, or fishing in the lake’s calm, protected waters, or simply unwind on your pontoon and soak in the peaceful surroundings. Whether you’re an avid angler or someone who just loves sunset cruises, this lot puts the lake lifestyle right at your fingertips. The terrain is gently sloping, making it ideal for a cost-effective build—perfect for a full-time residence, vacation home, or investment property. Beyond the lake, residents of Lake Adger enjoy private access to over 14 miles of hiking and equestrian trails, winding through hardwood forests, creeks, and open spaces. It’s a haven for outdoor lovers, equestrians, and anyone who craves fresh air and wide-open skies. With underground utilities and architectural guidelines in place, the community is thoughtfully designed to preserve its natural beauty and ensure long-term value. Lot 22 is not just a piece of land—it's a lifestyle investment. Positioned within an easy drive of charming towns like Tryon, Columbus, Saluda, and Asheville, you’ll enjoy access to boutique shopping, local dining, art galleries, vineyards, and cultural events—without sacrificing the peace and quiet of mountain lake living.