Bear Track II Homes with Winter View

Welcome to Bear Track II, a hidden gem nestled in the picturesque town of Black Mountain, North Carolina. This charming neighborhood is a perfect blend of nature and community, offering residents a serene retreat with breathtaking winter views that will leave you in awe.

Bear Track II is located in Buncombe County, an area renowned for its stunning landscapes and vibrant local culture. As you stroll through the tree-lined streets, you’ll discover a friendly atmosphere that fosters a strong sense of community. The neighborhood is characterized by its beautifully designed homes, many of which boast panoramic winter vistas that transform the landscape into a winter wonderland. Imagine waking up to the sight of snow-dusted mountains and crisp, clear skies—it's a daily reminder of the beauty that surrounds you.

The location of Bear Track II is not just about stunning views; it also offers convenient access to a wealth of outdoor activities. Whether you enjoy hiking, biking, or simply taking leisurely walks amidst nature, you’ll find plenty of trails and parks nearby. The charming downtown area of Black Mountain is just a short drive away, offering unique shops, delightful eateries, and a vibrant arts scene that celebrates local talent.

With its enchanting winter views and a community spirit that welcomes you with open arms, Bear Track II is more than just a neighborhood—it's a place where you can truly feel at home. Come and experience the magic of Black Mountain living!

Newest Bear Track II Homes with Winter View

$105,000

4309200 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

The Bear Track Sanctuary: A 6.36-Acre Creekside Compound Nestled within the quiet majesty of the Bear Track community, this expansive 6.36-acre estate site offers a rare convergence of total privacy, natural water features, and architectural freedom. Located just 25 minutes from the artisan culture of Black Mountain and a scenic drive from the waters of Lake Lure, this property serves as a secluded gateway to the best of Western North Carolina. The hallmark of the acreage is a pristine, year-round stream that traverses the land, providing a sophisticated natural soundtrack and a meditative focal point for a future custom residence. The topography offers a diverse canvas with multiple build-site options, allowing a visionary owner to choose between a creek-side sanctuary or a more elevated position to capture the landscape's seasonal transformation. While summer provides a lush, deep-green canopy of mature hardwoods and a cool microclimate, the winter months unveil sweeping mountain vistas, offering the best of both worlds. Unlike more restrictive high-end developments, Bear Track maintains a philosophy of "refined liberty"—minimal restrictions ensure your investment is protected while allowing for a truly personalized lifestyle, including the rare allowance for hunting on one’s own private acreage. This is more than a parcel of land; it is a multi-generational legacy opportunity. Whether the vision is a sprawling modern-industrial lodge, a classic timber-frame retreat, or a private family compound, the sheer scale of the 6-plus acres ensures that your only neighbors are the trees and the water. For the buyer seeking an authentic mountain experience without sacrificing proximity to the fine dining of Chimney Rock or the logistical convenience of Black Mountain, this Bear Track gem is an irreplaceable find in today’s market.

14 Johnny Farm Road, Black Mountain

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Professionals. lauramiddleton@kw.com

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