139 Clay St Fairview, NC 28730
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139 Clay Street in Fairview, NC sits at the very peak of Majestic Oaks subdivision w/gorgeous mountain & sunset views. This 3 bed/3 bath custom built home sits on just over .52 acres. Just a small enclave of homes w/friendly neighbors, easy access to 2 main grocery stores, restaurants, breweries, the local post office, & the Blue Ridge Parkway/Mountain to Sea trail. Only 15 minutes to downtown Asheville & just over the mountain from Lake Lure, this home sits centrally to outdoor activities, like hiking & finding a waterfall to swim in. Fairview is a small community just outside of Asheville w/ breweries & local favorites, like Hickory Nut Gap Farm store, where you can get grass fed meats and local fare. Just down the road is Flying Cloud Farm stand w/ organic produce or pick your own bouquet of flowers. You could even walk to a local restaurant, pub, pharmacy, market & dog grooming. Watch the clouds settle over the mountain top while you sit on your covered front porch & enjoy a glass of wine watching the sunset over the mountain OR cozy up with a hot cup of coffee & enjoy your screen porch on a cool mountain morning! All the custom stuff you want: quartz & granite kitchen countertops, cast-iron farm sink, custom mountain/bear themed stained glass cabinet windows created by local artist, Alan Hargraves, 5 burner gas oven/range, crystal chandelier lighting throughout home, & a jetted tub in primary bath, along with a luxurious walk in shower. The seller has spared no expense by having Carolina closets complete all bedroom closets in the home and the sellers have installed custom-made plantation blinds throughout the home, even in the garage.The walk in attic flex space can be finished for add'l square footage. This area would make a great game room or workout space...THIS HOME HAS IT ALL!
Source: CANOPYMLS #4308296
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