563 Bee Tree Ln Mars Hill, NC 28754
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About this home
Welcome to the exclusive, gated community of Wolf Laurel, where year-round adventure meets mountain tranquility. This beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers the ideal balance of comfort, style, and natural beauty in the heart of Western North Carolina. Lovingly cared for and recently refreshed, this home boasts a new roof (2025), new fireplace insert with thermostat and remote, remote-controlled baseboard heaters, a freshly serviced septic system (2024) with convenient access risers, and beautiful new laminate wood floors, to name just a few of the many improvements. Inside, a large, open kitchen with stainless steel appliances connects seamlessly to a bright and inviting great room with a cozy fireplace, creating the perfect spot to gather with family and friends after a day of mountain adventures. Offering both comfort and separation, the split-bedroom layout features an upper-level primary suite with a private full bath, and two secondary bedrooms with an additional bath thoughtfully positioned on the main floor. Start your mornings on the screened-in porch just off the kitchen, coffee in hand, as the mountain mist rolls through the trees. Later, stretch out on the wrap-around porch and deck, where the scent of pine and the sounds of the forest remind you you’re truly home in the mountains. Whether you’re seeking a short-term rental opportunity, a vacation retreat, or a permanent residence, this home offers endless possibilities. Right inside the gates, Hatley Point Ski Resort (extra fees apply) offers renovated slopes. For those who love to wander, Wolf Laurel boasts two access points to the Appalachian Trail and endless opportunities for hiking. Wolf Laurel’s amenities create a true resort-style experience, with access to: A heated swimming pool, tennis, and basketball courts, Playgrounds, & social events. The Wolf Laurel Country Club, offers golf and a fitness center (membership required)
Source: CANOPYMLS #4317356
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