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The Preserve at Wolf Laurel
Burnsville, North Carolina

In the cool air at 4,800 feet, a true mountain neighborhood offers
championship golf, deluxe resort amenities amid splendid isolation.

Description

The Preserve at Wolf Laurel is a private, gated, 1,300-acre mountaintop community that adjoins Wolf Laurel Resort in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. With elevations over 4,800 feet, it provides soul-stirring views and fine summer weather along with prime amenities.


Thrill to elevation changes of as much as 310 feet on a single hole.

The community’s site plan has been crafted to preserve some 25 percent of the total acreage as greenways, parks, and stream and wildlife corridors. These measures ensure the protection of The Preserve’s natural beauty for generations to come.


Views, views, views!

With club membership in the Wolf Laurel Country Club, property owners at The Preserve at Wolf Laurel may enjoy superb golf and a fabulous clubhouse with sumptuous dining

Few golf courses in the eastern U.S. are set at a higher elevation than Wolf Laurel Country Club, an 18-hole, par-72 mountain classic designed by William Lewis. From tee to green the golf course experiences elevation changes of as much as 310 feet on a single hole.

The Village outdoor pavilion seats 150+ for large gatherings.

Well appointed with indoor and outdoor facilities, the club can host receptions, reunions and other large meetings in comfortable surroundings. The clubhouse will accommodate groups up to 100 with banquet seating or conference groups of up to 60 with classroom seating.

       

Saddle, Streams and Slopes
Wolf Laurel Stables is a well-established equestrian facility, comprising a barn with trail-broken horses, a riding ring and knowledgeable guides. Beginner to intermediate riders will savor 360-degree views of the mountains from the Wolf Laurel network of trails.

The stables offer trail-broken horses, a riding ring and knowledgeable guides.

The community and environs contain miles of trails of varying lengths to please the hiking enthusiast. Picturesque waterfalls and streams in old-growth forests protect a variety of native birds, along with whitetail deer and wild turkey

Independently owned and located within the Wolf Laurel Resort, Ski Wolf Laurel is a popular ski area with 54 acres of groomed trails, 14 runs up to one mile in length, and 100 percent snowmaking coverage. It has two chairlifts and is lighted for night skiing.

Mountain views greet you at every turn.

Special Places to Gather and Explore
The Village at Wolf Laurel offers its own cluster of amenities. It is home three tennis courts, a heated swimming pool, basketball court, stocked trout pond with a covered overlook and fishing pier, plus a playground and tree fort.

The pavilion features an outdoor kitchen and stone fireplace.

Also at the Village, an outdoor pavilion provides seating for 150-plus and includes an outdoor kitchen, stacked-stone fireplace and restroom facilities for the adjoining heated pool. This dramatic setting is ideal for family gatherings and other group functions.

       

Historic Buck Town
Historic Buck Town is comprised of eleven acres including a wonderfully preserved 4,472 square foot Colonial Revival House built in 1904, two springhouses, a frame apple/canning house and an old store.

The Buck House, built entirely of old chestnut and poplar from the surrounding mountains, represents the most intact example of an early 20th century North Carolina mountain settlement and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Buck House is a central feature of Historic Buck Town.

Southland Log Homes, the nation's largest producer of log homes, is the exclusive log home company for The Preserve at Wolf Laurel. When you come to visit the community, take a look at its presentation which illustrates the enduring quality and character of solid wood construction.

The cozy interior at Buck House.

Nearest Airports

• Asheville Airport, 35-40 minutes
• Tri-Cities Airport, 35-40 minutes
• Greenville Spartanburg International, 90 minutes

For a Location Map, Click Here    For Driving Directions, Click Here

About the Area, Click Here          

       

Amenities: The Preserve at Wolf Laurel, Burnsville, NC

• Private, gated mountaintop community of 1,300 acres
• 18-hole championship golf course by William Lewis
  • Practice range and putting green
  • Pro shop staffed by PGA professionals
• Clubhouse
  • Indoor and outdoor facilities
  • Large banquet space, casual and gourmet dining

Friends and family get set to ride at the stables.

• Wolf Laurel Stables
  • Barn with trail horses, riding ring
  • Knowledgeable guides
  • Miles of trails with 360-degree views

• Hiking trails
• Skiing
• Two ski lodges, in-lodge grill, and equipment rental shop
• Village at Wolf Laurel
• Outdoor Pavilion
• Tennis center with three courts
• Heated swimming pool, basketball and volleyball courts
• Stocked trout pond, outdoor skills area and tree fort
• Historic Buck Town
• 11-acre settlement site, preserved colonial home
• Two springhouses, canning house and old store
• Listed on National Register of Historic Places

Real Estate: The Preserve at Wolf Laurel

• Homesite prices begin at $80,000
• Mountain cabins from $400,000 to $1 million+

Log homes offer the warmth of wood and solid construction.

• Designs blend with mountain terrain

For More Information, Call: 1-866-251-3977

Visit The Preserve at Wolf Laurel website: www.lifestylewolflaurel.com

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Location Map, The Preserve at Wolf Laurel, NC

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About the Area
One of the most popular long distance hiking trails in the U.S., The Appalachian Trail traverses more than 2,000 miles from Georgia to Maine. Wolf Laurel residents enjoy their own on-site access to the exciting Appalachian Trail on Big Bald Mountain.

Hiking trails open up a whole new world.

Along with enjoying abundant natural beauty, Preserve at Wolf Laurel residents gain easy access to the destination town of Asheville, N.C. Birthplace of the famed novelist Thomas Wolfe and a regional center of arts and culture, Asheville was ranked by Barron’s magazine among the “Top 20 Places in the World to Live.”

The historic Blue Ridge Parkway is a traveler’s entrée to mountain grandeur, artist colonies, music performance centers, historic caverns and Shenandoah National Park.

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Driving Directions

From Asheville:

• Follow I-26 West
• Take Exit 9 toward Burnsville-Spruce Pine
• At the end of the exit ramp turn right on Hwy 19 East
• Follow 19 East about eight miles
• Turn left on Scronce Creek Road
• Take the first right and continue on Scronce Creek Road 4.8 miles
• The Preserve is on the left

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One more look at the rustic interior and magnificent views.

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