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1036 Forces Of Nature Trail

  • Mars Hill, NC
  • $2,495,000
$2,495,000

1036 Forces Of Nature Trail

4 Beds 4 Baths 4,078 Sq.Ft. 5.06 Acres

Description

Perched at the top of the world, this extraordinary estate offers more than a home--it delivers a lifestyle defined by awe-inspiring beauty, serenity, and elevation in every sense. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted by truly unmatched, long-range, year-round mountain views that stretch endlessly across the horizon, creating a daily backdrop that feels nothing short of cinematic.

This immaculate custom-built residence was thoughtfully designed to capture and celebrate those views from nearly every angle. The living room becomes your personal front-row seat to nature's masterpiece, where expansive windows frame the mountains like living art--sunrises, sunsets, and rolling clouds included.
At the heart of the home, a spacious, well-appointed kitchen offers both functionality and elegance, featuring abundant cabinetry, generous storage, and ample room to gather, entertain, and create. Whether hosting guests or enjoying a quiet evening, the flow of this home is both inviting and impressive.

The owner's suite is a private retreat unto itself--generously sized and positioned to take full advantage of the breathtaking scenery. Imagine waking each morning to sweeping mountain vistas, stepping directly onto your private front deck, and starting your day above it all. The deck, complete with a large hot tub, invites you to unwind while soaking in some of the most captivating views imaginable.

Downstairs, the finished basement expands your living possibilities with a flexible layout that includes office space, a potential second living area, and even more room to tailor to your lifestyle. A private sauna and tanning bed elevate the experience, creating a spa-like environment within your own home, while additional storage ensures everything has its place. A two-car garage adds convenience, while every detail throughout the home reflects quality craftsmanship and intentional design.

This is more than a property--it's a rare opportunity to live immersed in the beauty of the mountains, where every day feels like a getaway and every moment is elevated.

No drive by's, gated property.

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Location

1036 Forces Of Nature Trail, Mars Hill, NC 28754

Status

For Sale

2004

2004

Year Built

4

4

Total Bedrooms

4

4

Total Bathrooms

4,078

4,078

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

5.06

5.06

Acres

Lot Size

2.0

2.0

Garage Spaces

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Interior

Total Bedrooms

4

Total Bathrooms

4

Full Bathrooms

3

Half Bathroom

1

Laundry room

In Basement

Flooring

Tile, Wood

Fireplace

Den, Living Room

Appliances

Dishwasher, Electric Oven, Electric Range, Electric Water Heater, Propane Water Heater, Refrigerator

Other Interior Features

Breakfast Bar, Garden Tub, Open Floorplan, Split Bedroom, Walk-In Closet(s)
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Exterior & Building

Stories

2

Garage Spaces

2.0

Water Source

Well

Lot Features

Private, Sloped, Wooded, Views

Parking

Basement, Driveway, Attached Garage

Heat Type

Forced Air, Heat Pump

Air Conditioning

Ceiling Fan(s), Central Air

Sewer

Septic Installed

Substructure

Basement

Other Exterior Features

Hot Tub
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Lot & Area

Status

For Sale

Living Area

4,078 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

5.06 Acres

MLS® ID

4290160

Type

Residential

Year Built

2004

Neighborhood

Madison County

View Description

Long Range,Mountain(s),Year Round

Elementary School

Unspecified

Middle School

Unspecified

High School

Unspecified
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Finance

Sales Price

$2,495,000

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Madison County

Features dense forestry, yet is still just 20 minutes outside of Asheville.

Welcome to Madison County

Madison County, rooted in the Appalachian Mountains, features dense forestry, yet is still just 20 minutes outside of Asheville. The city of Marshall holds the county seat, where you can find everything from art galleries to gift shops and a farmer's market, held every Sunday in the Historic Downtown area. Madison County is home to more than 55,000 acres of National Forest, with a plethora of outdoor adventures to get your hands on, whether you prefer a faster-paced white water rafting trip down the French Broad River, a modest hike along the Appalachian Trail in the Pisgah National Forest, a leisurely horseback ride, or maybe an unwinding dip in the Hot Springs. The regular craftsmanship shows and music festivals alongside the open air view guarantee a fit for each individual's taste.
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Key Features

Marshall: Nestled along the French Broad River, Marshall is known for its Historic Downtown. Here you will find art galleries, local restaurants, and a farmer's market every Sunday afternoon. There is no shortage of history and outdoor recreation.
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Mars Hill: Only 11 miles from the Tennessee border, Mars Hill is known for its affluent crafts and musical heritage. You can enjoy festivals commemorating crafts, art, and music or take advantage of the hiking and other outdoor activities with close proximity to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Appalachian Trail.
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Nest Picks

Blannahassett Island

Located in the French Broad River in the town of Marshall, this unique island features a town park that is picturesque for picnics, a leisurely stroll, or even disc golf!
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The Farmers Hands

The ultimate farm to table dining experience in Mars Hill. Soak up the beauty of this two-acre property with its well-considered landscaping, the presence of farm life, and the backdrop of a timeless 150-year-old farmhouse, all while you enjoy a carefully crafted farm to table meal.
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Rocky Bluff Campground

Very nice car-camping campground with really great hiking all around the area. Don't forget to go to Laurel and Moody Falls just down the road from the campground. Both are very easy hikes and are worth the time and effort.
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Welcome to Madison CountyMadison County, rooted in the Appalachian Mountains, features dense forestry, yet is still just 20 minutes outside of Asheville. The city of Marshall holds the county seat, where you can find everything from art galleries to gift shops and a farmer's market, held every Sunday in the Historic Downtown area. Madison County is home to more than 55,000 acres of National Forest, with a plethora of outdoor adventures to get your hands on, whether you prefer a faster-paced white water rafting trip down the French Broad River, a modest hike along the Appalachian Trail in the Pisgah National Forest, a leisurely horseback ride, or maybe an unwinding dip in the Hot Springs. The regular craftsmanship shows and music festivals alongside the open air view guarantee a fit for each individual's taste. ​​​​​​​ Key FeaturesMarshall: Nestled along the French Broad River, Marshall is known for its Historic Downtown. Here you will find art galleries, local restaurants, and a farmer's market every Sunday afternoon. There is no shortage of history and outdoor recreation. ​​​​​​​ Mars Hill: Only 11 miles from the Tennessee border, Mars Hill is known for its affluent crafts and musical heritage. You can enjoy festivals commemorating crafts, art, and music or take advantage of the hiking and other outdoor activities with close proximity to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Appalachian Trail. ​​​​​​​ Nest PicksBlannahassett Island Located in the French Broad River in the town of Marshall, this unique island features a town park that is picturesque for picnics, a leisurely stroll, or even disc golf! ​​​​​​​ The Farmers Hands The ultimate farm to table dining experience in Mars Hill. Soak up the beauty of this two-acre property with its well-considered landscaping, the presence of farm life, and the backdrop of a timeless 150-year-old farmhouse, all while you enjoy a carefully crafted farm to table meal. ​​​​​​​ Rocky Bluff Campground Very nice car-camping campground with really great hiking all around the area. Don't forget to go to Laurel and Moody Falls just down the road from the campground. Both are very easy hikes and are worth the time and effort. ​​​​​​​
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