This lot has a great location that is just minutes from the interstate and downtown Asheville but is far enough from the highway so that you do not hear that noise. As the crow flies, this lot is very near the French Broad River. But the lot is hundreds of feet above the French Broad River's level at Woodfin, at almost 2100 feet in elevation, close to the town hall and school. Driving, the lot is just minutes away from the river and all the many outdoor, fishing, rafting, kayaking, sport and recreational opportunities it offers. It will be minutes from Taylor's Wave, the first man-made whitewater feature in the French Broad River, if and when it is completed. There is a buildable area on the left side of the lot that may be suitable for your plans to build a smaller home or a tiny home. Where can you find a lot with this location, this convenience to the interstate and Asheville, this proximity to river recreation, this proximity to the northern mountains and this kind of low price? You can't.
See attachments for proper seller name to use in any offer or upset bid. Deed reference is DB 6340 PG 1078 plus a 1/16th undivided interest of DB 586 PG 327. An ADDENDUM TO OFFER TO PURCHASE AND CONTRACT – VACANT LOT/LAND form is provided in the MLS. This is a court ordered judicial sale and is subject to 10-day upset bid periods for any contract or bids. No General Warranty Deed will be given, only a Special Warranty Deed will be provided. More details about the judicial sale process and submitting offers or bids are provided in the MLS attachment titled, “SALE PROCESS FOR JUDICIAL SALE OF LOT 22 SPRINGBROOK ROAD.” Make sure also to review "DISCLOSURES FOR LOT 22 SPRINGBROOK ROAD" in the attachments. MSD rights of way and underground pipes cross part of the right side of the property. There are also two clean-outs and a manhole within these rights of way.
The judicial sale process may seem complex but it really isn't. Almost all of the information you need to navigate it is given to you ahead of time in the attachments and in these remarks.