71, 72, 73 High Peak RoadHendersonville, NC 28792
The locals call this view "Prayer Point" as it feels close to heaven. High Peak Lake Estate presents an exciting opportunity to own affordable land in beautiful Henderson County. With no minimum building requirements and a relaxed HOA, you have the flexibility to create a home that suits your plans and lifestyle. Modular and mobile homes are welcome. Located just minutes from US 64, these lots offer convenient access to both Hendersonville and Brevard, making it easy to enjoy the many attractions and outdoor amenities of Western North Carolina. The nearby Ecusta Trail adds even more opportunity for enjoying the area’s natural beauty. If you’ve been looking for an affordable piece of land in a desirable Western North Carolina location, High Peak Lake Estate is worth a look. Don’t miss the opportunity to make one of these lots your own!
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