2.18 Acres | Located in Wilkes County, NC

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Build your new mountain home and enjoy great views, plenty of privacy, and easy access. Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains in the community of Deer Run, this 2.18 Acre lot awaits you. Conveniently located between Boone & Wilkesboro, approximately a 30 minute drive either direction, making this is an ideal location for a PRIMARY RESIDENCE or a SECOND HOME. Let BUCK MOUNTAIN be your oasis from daily life, a place to relax & enjoy nature. Once you arrive at Buck Mountain, you won’t want to leave because of the many amenities this gated community has to offer…ATV Trails, Hiking Trails, Parks, Fishing Pond, Water Falls, Pavilion, Putting Green, Community Center, Helipad, Outdoor Activity Center & more! Make lasting memories while spending the day hiking or riding ATVs on the miles of trails or while fishing in the stocked pond behind the Community Center. YOU WON’T BELIEVE ALL THIS COMMUNITY HAS TO OFFER! Enjoy short drives to the Blue Ridge Parkway, West Jefferson, Boone and Blowing Rock.

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Blowing Rock, NC

“The Underrated Destination In North Carolina Everyone Must Visit At Least Once”

Named “the only place in the world where snow falls upside down” by Ripley’s-Believe-It-Or-Not, the legendary Blowing Rock geological formation has been attracting visitors to its corner of North Carolina since 1933. The accompanying mountain village of Blowing Rock sits 4,000 feet above sea level along the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. The winter brings enough snow to the nearby Blue Ridge Mountain peaks that it is possible to ski the south, staying over at one of Blowing Rocks charming B&Bs. It’s named after The Blowing Rock, a formation with sweeping views of peaks, forests and the Johns River Gorge. Blowing Rock Art & History Museum has regional artwork. The vast Moses H. Cone Memorial Park is a preserved country estate with a 1901 mansion. A trail from Annie Cannon Gardens leads to Glen Burney and Glen Marie waterfalls.