Enjoy the sounds of the waterfall at this remarkable Custom Log Home on 4.5 acres at  Balsam Mountain!            Click here to watch Video                                                                    Luxury Mountain living with 4600+ sq. ft of living space - 2 private entries, 2 Gourmet Kitchens, one with wine bar and walk in pantry. Multiple indoor and outdoor dining areas. Large living rooms with gas fireplaces, massive log structures and beautiful hardwood floors throughout the home.Plenty of covered decks to relax & enjoy the fresh mountain air, BBQs & outdoor mountain living.            Massive Engineered Landscaping that allows you to walk to a beautiful waterfall and enjoy a fire next to the waterfall or a  fire-pit area with spectacular views of the Balsam Mountain Preser... 05/30/2019


What Attracts People to Homes For Sale on Skyland Drive in the Scotts Creek Neighborhood of Sylva NC? Skyland Drive is part of Sylva's fascinating history.  It was the original highway from Sylva to Waynesville.  Being the main drag to the outside world, for much of the 19th and early 20th century, it attracted a lot of diversity and that history is reflected in its unique charm.  The nostalgia of an age gone by is evident pretty much the length of the drive.  Not only is it nostalgic but it is convenient to downtown Sylva with easy access to highway 23/74, making it a breeze to get to the many local events in Sylva or any of the surrounding communities. Wouldn’t you Like to Live in the Skyland Drive Area of Sylva, NC? You can find all homes for sale on Skyland Drive in the Scotts Cree... 06/26/2013

There are bad times and than there are the terrible, horrible, awful, no-good times.  Not much else can be said for the times on the departure of a beloved.  Thursday May 30 began as just another normal day but ended in unexpected grief. At noon on that Thursday I turned Big Mac - Mack for short, my 17'2 hand off the track 19 year old thoroughbred, and Dolly, his companion, into the barn as usual to give them relieve from the sun and the heat.  All appeared normal.  Nothing seemed out of the ordinary.  I went about the rest of the day just like most other days.  When I returned in the evening around five o’clock for feeding, I could see before even entering the barn that this was not going to be just another routine time.  A portion of Mack’s stall wall was knocked down, a sight I’d nev... 06/17/2013