Welcome to 54 Turn About Court, where the backyard lives like a mountain hideaway. The sellers combined the rear lot to create meaningful privacy anchored by a whispering creek and an expansive private deck with a fireplace and outdoor shower—while still paying just one HOA fee. Fiber-optic internet is available. Inside, storage abounds, including excellent primary closets, and the plan flows easily: both the dining room and the main-level primary suite open to the deck for sunrise coffee or sunset wine. Thoughtful improvements deliver peace of mind: copper piping has been replaced with PEX, a new hot water heater has been installed, and a new Bosch heating and cooling system with a Wi-Fi thermostat keeps the home efficient and comfortable. A whole-home water filtration system serves the residence, and the kitchen features new appliances, including the refrigerator and dishwasher. Refinished hardwood floors add warmth on the main level, while the lower level includes new cabinetry and a sink that make hobby space, storage, or a service area simple. A relatively new metal roof completes the package.

Main-level living is on the upper floor; a flexible in-law or guest suite sits beside the two-car garage below. Two driveways make parking straightforward for family, friends, and gear. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac within a mature forest, the home enjoys creek sounds from nearly every room, yet sits just minutes from Maggie Valley, Waynesville, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The house is on a public road that is paved and plowed. Community amenities include a covered bridge, a playground, and tennis/pickleball courts. Maggie Valley sanitation serves the area, and snow clearing and road maintenance are handled through municipal services.

The location places you at the crossroads of comfort and adventure. Waynesville, about ten minutes away, offers boutique shops, galleries, and notable restaurants such as Chef’s Table, Sweet Onion, and Frogs Leap Public House. Maggie Valley, roughly eight minutes away, brings seasonal fun at Cataloochee Ski Area, Americana history at Wheels Through Time Museum, and award-winning ales at BearWaters Brewing. Outdoor destinations are close at hand: Lake Junaluska and the Blue Ridge Parkway are each about fifteen minutes away; the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is approximately thirty minutes; and Pisgah National Forest is about thirty-five minutes. Regional access is excellent as well, with Asheville’s arts, dining, and airport about thirty-five minutes away, and Cherokee—home to rich cultural heritage and Harrah’s—about thirty minutes away.

Everyday living is effortless here: morning light pours across the deck, the creek offers a steady hush, and the seamless indoor–outdoor flow makes small gatherings feel expansive. With true main-level living, the plan suits a lock-and-leave lifestyle as well as full-time residence; the lower suite works for extended family, long-term guests, or a quiet office with its own entry beside the garage. Two driveways mean easy arrivals and plentiful parking. Reliable services are in place—publicly maintained road for year-round access, sanitation through Maggie Valley, and fiber-optic connectivity for streaming and remote work (buyer to verify). When the day calls for adventure, you’re minutes to skiing, Parkway overlooks, mountain lakes, and national-forest trailheads; when it calls for convenience, groceries, healthcare, schools, and downtown Waynesville are close at hand. Thoughtful updates and smart systems give you time back; the setting gives you calm. Evenings by the deck fireplace roll into starry nights; the outdoor shower turns trail days into ritual.

Schools are Jonathan Valley Elementary, Waynesville Middle, and Tuscola High. Short-term rentals are not permitted per community restriction. Ask for the Matterport link. Pack your mug—this home is truly move-in ready.