824 Dillsboro Rd Sylva, NC 28779
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Welcome to 824 Dillsboro Rd, a beautiful 2019 farmhouse-style home that offers the perfect combination of comfort, charm, and convenience. This spacious 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath property is move-in ready and designed to suit a variety of lifestyles. Inside, the open-concept floor plan is ideal for modern living, with the kitchen, dining, and living areas flowing seamlessly together. The primary suite provides a private retreat with ample space, while bedrooms two and three are connected by a convenient Jack & Jill bathroom, making it perfect for family living. A fourth bedroom adds flexibility for guests, a home office, or hobbies. Set on two adjoining parcels totaling approximately 5 acres, this property offers both privacy and opportunity: • PIN 7631-78-1110 (3.55 acres): Unrestricted land with space to expand, garden, or enjoy outdoor living. • PIN 7631-78-4116 (1.45 acres): Inside Sylva city limits, offering additional flexibility and long-term value. The outdoor spaces shine. A 14×16 deck is perfect for entertaining or relaxing, while the fenced yard provides a safe area for pets or play. Terraced gardens add charm and potential for landscaping or small-scale gardening. A detached garage/workshop with full power is ideal for parking, storage, or projects. Nature lovers will appreciate the creekside area along Scotts Creek—a private hideaway for quiet reflection or gatherings. One of the most unique features is location: this property is walking distance to downtown Sylva yet feels like a secluded retreat, offering the rare combination of in-town convenience with complete privacy. Additional features include city water, private septic, and a reliable heat pump for year-round comfort. Easy access to Waynesville, Franklin, Cherokee, and Bryson City makes this property central to all that Western North Carolina has to offer. Whether you’re looking for a comfortable family home, a private retreat, or a property with room to grow, 824 Dillsboro Rd is a rare find that checks every box.
Source: CANOPYMLS #4304978
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