Step back to a simpler time at this enchanting 1937 stone-and-chestnut cottage, where craftsmanship was an art form and every detail tells a story. Located just a half-mile from the Blue Ridge Parkway and a short stroll to the thundering beauty of Linville Falls, this historic treasure feels more like a coveted Blowing Rock retreat at a fraction of the price.
Built by master stonemasons who moonlighted from constructing the Parkway's iconic bridges and tunnels, this home is a showcase of their talent. The massive cornerstone slab nearly the size of a pool table, sets the tone for the remarkable workmanship found throughout.
Inside, you'll be wrapped in the warm glow of golden wormy chestnut. Original chestnut walls, ceilings, handcrafted cabinetry, and charming board-and-batten detailing create an atmosphere that simply cannot be recreated today. Heart pine doors with original hardware offer a beautiful nod to the home's heritage, while thoughtful updates provide modern comfort.
The turn-key floor plan features four bedrooms, two updated baths complete with vintage cast-iron tubs, and a beautifully renovated stainless-steel kitchen with a gas range. Cozy up by the gas logs on cool mountain evenings, unwind on the inviting porches, or relax in the Pawleys Island hammock and enjoy the fresh High Country air.
Outside, the magic continues. Gather beneath the glow of charming Edison lights in the outdoor sitting area, where evenings are best spent sharing stories, sipping wine, and listening to the sounds of the mountains. Just steps away sits an absolutely delightful cottage-style outbuilding that looks as though it belongs in a storybook village. With its cedar shake exterior, carriage-style doors, warm lighting, and timeless character, it's the perfect artist's studio, garden shop, workshop, she-shed, or mountain hideaway. Guests will instantly be drawn to its charm.
With all major mechanical systems replaced during renovation, this one-of-a-kind cottage blends historic character with peace of mind. Rich in history, overflowing with charm, and perfectly positioned near some of North Carolina's most beloved natural wonders, this is more than a home. It's a rare opportunity to own a piece of mountain history.
Come take a peek and fall in love with this cottage home that has been capturing hearts since 1937!
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Victoria Hudson910-514-5577,
Victoria & Co. Realty
Source: High Country AOR,MLS#: 262775Originating MLS: High Country Association of Realtors Inc.
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2
Full bathrooms: 2
Heating
Forced Air, Fireplace(s), Propane
Cooling
None, Attic Fan
Appliances
Included: Dryer, Dishwasher, Electric Water Heater, Gas Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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Source: High Country AOR. This data may not be complete. We recommend contacting the local school district to confirm school assignments for this home.