SAPPHIRE VALLEY, NC REAL ESTATE

Golf Course Front Development Investment Property-Western North Carolina

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For Sale

Golf Course Front Development Investment Property

35+/- acres of gently rolling property fronting on the 14^th fairway of a fabulous golf course located in the Cashiers/Sapphire area of North Carolina. With only a few restrictions on this property it can be developed into single-family cottages or multi-family golf units.

This property offers big views looking up and down fairway with spectacular mountain views in the backdrop. This golf course community offers a variety of amenities such as golf, wonderful club house, tennis, swimming pools, hiking and walking trails, beautiful river for excellent fly-fishing.

Paved access with water and power already to the property line. Great value at $60,000.00 per acre.

For additional information or survey please contact Rae Catanese

813-784-7744

Sapphire Valley Amenities- North Carolina's Resort Town

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:58:00 +0000

If you are coming for vacation or purchasing within the Sapphire Valley Area here's a list of amenities that are part of your association fees.

At Wyndham Resort at Fairfield Sapphire Valley, the surroundings are idyllic - nature's very best as far as the eye can see. The activities are almost limitless. Or relax with inspirational walks through the lush forests, around the golf course or to the placid lake's edge:

Lake Fairfield-Sapphire Valley

Sapphire Valley, NC Amenities Included:
2 Outdoor Swimming Pools
Indoor Swimming Pool
Lake
2 Golf Courses
10 Tennis Courts
Health Club
Indoor Hot Tub
Boating
Fishing
Horseback Riding
2 Restaurants
Game Room
Massage Services
Picnic/BBQ Area
Miniature Golf
Snowboarding
Hiking
Basketball
Area Activities
Shopping
Water-skiing
Jet Skiing
Marina
Downhill Skiing
Snowboarding
Cherokee Indian Casino nearby

Things to Do:

Art Classes: Art Odyssey - after-school art class for students in grades 2-5 (Mondays 3:15-4:15 p.m.) in the Highlands School Cafeteria; cost is $30 for a six-class session. To attend, call (828) 526-4949, ext. 0# between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to pre-register, or register on the first day of class.

Art Lessons: Art Lessons are held Monday through Friday mornings and afternoons at the Blue Valley Gallery. For information, call 743-2956.

Art Classes: It's Masterful - art for homeschoolers (Mondays 1-2:30 p.m.); location to be announced. Cost is $45 for a six-class session. To attend, call (828) 526-4949, ext. 0# between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to pre-register, or register on the first day of class.

Clogging Classes: Mondays: Beginners Plus Clogging Class at 7 p.m. All clogging classes are held at Mountain Sounds behind The Bird Barn 'n Garden in Cashiers.

Tai Chi: The Golden Age Senior Center offers Tai Chi exercises on Mondays and Thursdays at 4p.m. For information, call 586-4944.

Art League:

The Area Art League meets the first Monday of the month at 6 p.m. at the Swain County Center for the Arts. For information, call (828) 488-7843.

Civil War Round Table: Western North Carolina Civil War Round Table meets the second Monday of the month at 7p.m. at the Justice Center in Sylva. For information, call (828) 452-2298.

Things to do in Sapphire Valley North Carolina

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:35:00 +0000

Things to do in Sapphire Valley North Carolina

Here's a resource for the Sapphire Valley Resort Area. If you are planning to travel this summer, you can find out where to go, what to do and where to stay.

Click Here for more information

The BEST and WORST places to Retire

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:32:00 +0000

The 'Half-Back' Retirement

Many northerners retire to Florida only to find it too hot, clogged with traffic, too expensive and a cultural wasteland. But they don't want to go back to winters, so they go halfway back, retiring in the Carolinas, where both temperatures and property prices are milder.

Read full story

http://cashiersrealestate.blogspot.com/search/label/relocation%20to%20north%20carolina

CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA REAL ESTATE INSIDER: Sapphire golf course to change owners-Cashiers, NC

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 04:34:00 +0000

CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA REAL ESTATE INSIDER: Sapphire golf course to change owners-Cashiers, NC

CASHIERS, N.C. -- The Vanderbilt men's golf team finished second

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:15:00 +0000

CASHIERS, N.C. -- The Vanderbilt men's golf team finished second at the WCU Intercollegiate Tuesday at the Sapphire Valley Country Club.

The Commodores shot a two-day total of 582, 14-over on the par 71, 6,767-yard layout of Sapphire Valley. Teams faced fierce winds and chilly weather in the mountains of North Carolina on Tuesday, with only host Western Carolina finishing the event under par.Junior Jon Curran paced the Commodores, shooting even-par 142 for the two-day event. Curran finished in a tie for fourth place.Senior John Ebert tied for 14th place at four-over. Senior Brett Lange and junior Tyler Matthews also finished in the Top 20 of the 83-player field. Both shot five-over through 36 holes. Sophomore Craig Tallent posted an 11-over 153 in the event.

The Commodores closed the fall season with their best performance of the year. Vanderbilt will be off until Feb. 17, 2008, travelling to Jacksonville, Fla., for the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship.

Western North Carolina Real Estate Investing: Home Sales Statistics & Trends -Cashiers/Highlands NC

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 18:11:00 +0000

Western North Carolina Real Estate Investing: Home Sales Statistics & Trends -Cashiers/Highlands NC: "Single Family Home Sales-HIghlands/Cashiers North Carolina Jan 1 2007 thru October 31 2007"

Sapphire Valley North Carolina Ski Report

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 15:53:00 +0000

By Jake Grove
Sunday, January 20, 2008

Despite last week’s brief flirtation with snow, the first half of winter 2007-2008 here in the Upstate has been more about 60-degree days and bright sunshine. So it’s little wonder people aren’t exactly clamoring to hit the ski slopes.

Most of us are probably daydreaming about picnics and a pick-up basketball game rather than a hot chocolate by the lodge fire or an impromptu race down the bunny run.
That said, there are those thinking about snow. Specifically, the proprietors of snow recreation establishments in western North Carolina, just a couple of hours from the Upstate.
And for them, this winter has been brutal so far.

“We usually can blow snow by late November, early December,” said Dave Barry, director at Sapphire Valley Ski Resort in Sapphire, N.C., near Cashiers, approximately two hours from Anderson. “This year, we didn’t get any snow on the hill until early January.”

Mild, even warm, temperatures, extra rain and few cold nights forced Sapphire Valley into an early-season closing. Because it’s one of the farthest south skiing locations on the east coast, the folks at Sapphire are used to weather challenges. But they haven’t had anything like this before, Mr. Barry said.

In order for them to make and maintain snow, the weather must cooperate. Warm temperatures melt the snow slowly and mild, overnight temps are killers of existing bases. And rain, though needed, literally eats snow alive, he said.

Earlier this winter, the ski slopes at Sapphire Valley were relatively barren, but the snow tubing areas require only a base of snow that is able to freeze. Thankfully, the recent sweep of cold weather dressed the slopes in white gold and allowed Sapphire Valley to finally open its slopes Friday. With four inches of natural snow and continued cold weather, Mr. Barry said there is now a 25-inch base on the slopes and they will be blowing snow from their 13 snow guns all over the resort’s seven acres.

And since this weekend’s Martin Luther King Jr. holiday is so popular and important for skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing, it couldn’t have come at a better time. “I’m feeling a lot better now,” Mr. Barry said in a telephone interview Friday. “We have had people calling and calling, but we should be OK going forward at this point.”

Sapphire Ridge-Sapphire Valley/Cashiers, NC

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 22:37:00 +0000

I've decided to write a little review of my own when I take a tour of a community. I think it's important in deciding what to buy, and where to buy, to take a look at different areas and price ranges. Like the show "What you get for the money". This is my version!

List of Communities -Sapphire Valley,Cashiers NC, Lake Glenville, NC

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 05 May 2007 04:29:00 +0000

Cashiers NC, Communities Elevation 3,487 ft This is the most comprehensive list of all communities for the area in and around Cashiers, NC

Long Range Views of Bald Rock Community

Most Communities have homesites still available from the builder and some resales exist as well. New construction and pre-construction Single Family and Estate Homes offered for purchase either through Developers, or a Real Estate Agent for resale properties.

If you are new to the area a Real Estate Agent can show you any community, resale home, or land. Your best bet to see everything that fits your criteria is to hire a Buyer's Agent. They will be compensated by the Developer or Listing Agent, so it doesn't cost a dime.

Another reason you will want to engage the services of a Realtor is that many communities have restrictions on putting up for sale signs. It is likely that you'll want to know all your options before relocating and purchasing your vacation home.

Lot Pricing Pricing ranges from 40K to over 1.4 M for Lots Single Family Homes Pricing ranges from $395k - $3.4M for Single Family Homes. Lot Sizes Are generally at least 1/2 acre to over 5 acres. Most homesites are 2-3 acres in size.

Cashiers, North Carolina Communities
Bald Rock Cashiers, NC Bear Lake Reserve, NC Buck Knob Calasaga Club Catatoga
Cedar Creek Woods-Cashiers, NC Cedar Creek Racquet Club
Cedar Hill Chattooga Club, Cashiers Chiquapin Cross Creek Preserve Falcon Ridge Five Stone High Hampton, Cashiers Holley Forest Lake Toxaway Lonesome Valley Mountain Top, Cashiers Pinchot River Rock-Cashiers, NC Round Mountain Falls Sapphire Lakes Sapphire Ridge Sassafras Ridge Spring Foest Stoney Ridge Trillium, Cashiers The Divide at Bald Rock The Preserve at Eagle Crest
Trout Creek
Trillium-Lake Glenville
Wade Hampton, Cashiers
Water Dance Whisper Lake Whitewater Ridge

If you don't see what you are looking for here we can email you a customized search based on area, subdivisions, price range, views, lakefront homes, and long range mountain view properties. Customized searches can be land or homes or both.

If you would like your community listed here please contact us with the details.
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