Welcome to 1820 Grapevine Road, a timeless mountain homestead with nearly 36 acres of rolling pastures, wooded ridges, and the sparkling waters of the West Fork of Bull Creek meandering along the boundary. Once part of the Sprinkle family estate, this land has been lovingly preserved through generations and now invites new stewards to carry its story forward.

The heart of the property is a 1932 farmhouse, full of vintage charm yet thoughtfully updated with modern essentials: new windows (2012), furnace (2014), and roof (2017). Step inside and you’ll feel its history—cozy living spaces, wood finishes, and simple country design—perfect for a mountain getaway or a creative restoration.

A classic tobacco barn, strong and steady with a 2010 roof, stands as both a practical asset and a nod to the property’s agricultural roots. A smaller shed and garage add utility, while trails lead you from the farmhouse through pastures and forests to ridge-top house sites with sweeping 30+ mile mountain views. Fencing and open clearings make it ideal for gardening, livestock, or simply enjoying wide green spaces.

The land carries no HOA or restrictions and is enrolled in a forestry/tax-deferred program, keeping holding costs low. Utilities are in place with a private well, septic, electricity, phone, and even fiber optic internet—a rare convenience for a mountain property.

Located at 2,000–2,500 feet elevation, this peaceful retreat is only minutes to Marshall and an easy drive to Asheville. Whether you dream of reviving its farmhouse charm, creating a self-sustaining homestead, or building a legacy estate with endless views, 1820 Grapevine Road offers a canvas of history, beauty, and possibility.