Exit Realty Mountain View Properties
1900 HWY 64 W / Murphy NC 28906
Office: 877-837-2288
Fax: 828-837-9080
REDUCED! 660 John Taylor Road
$59,000
660 John Taylor RoadMurphy, NC 28906
| Price: | $59,000 |
| Property Type: | House |
| Bedrooms: | 3.0 |
| Bathrooms: | 2.0 |
| Sq. Ft. (approx): | 1152 |
| Lot Size: | 1 Acre |
| Year Built: | 1984 |
| MLS Listing: | MLBR #105195 |
| Dock: | Public Boat Ramp 300 yards away |
| Style: | Manufactured, SIngle family |
| Heating / AC: | Central electric Heat pump |
| Power: | Central electric |
| Water: | Private Well |
| Sewer: | Septic tank |
| School: | Murphy school |
| Living Room: | Living room w/wood burning stove |
| Dining Room: | Dining room |
| Laundry Room: | Laundry room Washer/Dryer |
| Exterior: | Frame, Prefabricated |
| Kitchen: | Kitchen w/ little Bar |
| Appliances: | Dishwasher, Range, Refrigerator, Other-See Remarks |
| Basement: | Crawl Space, Block Foundation |
| Parking: | Carport Single Detached |
| Fireplace: | Wood Burning stove |
| Flooring: | Carpet, Vinyl |
| Windows: | Window Treatments, storm doors |
| Possession: | After Closing/Funding |
| Directions: | FROM MURPHY GO JOE BROWN HWY 9 MI. TO L ONTO JOHN TAYLOR ROAD, GO 0.6 MI. TO R ONTO GRAVEL ROAD TO FIRST HOUSE ON R. SEE SIGN. |
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REDUCED: $59,000
660 JOHN TAYLOR ROAD MURPHY, NC 28906
NICE FULL TIME OR GET-AWAY HOME. 1 PROPERTY AWAY FROM USFS, 300 YARDS WALK DOWN ROAD TO LAKE HIWASSEE PUBLIC BOAT RAMP (TIE UP YOUR BOAT HERE!) THIS HOME IS IN GREAT CONDITION INCLUDING FREEZER. SO CONVENIENT LOCATION TO ENJOY HIKING, FISHING, BOATING & GARDENING... ALL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. OUT-BUILDINGS, CARPORT, DECK, PORCH, BLOCK FOUNDATION, PRIVATE LOCATION.
More details, call Listing Agent Big Frank:
30 years in housing business, with excellent experience and passion, I enjoy working hard to help people find their dream homes. I specialize in helping Buyers, Sellers, Investors in Real Estate Business in Western North Carolina (Murphy, Andrews, Marble, Brasstown, Warne , Robbinsville, Nantahala, Hayesville), Northeast Georgia (Blue Ridge, Blairsville, McCaysville, Young Harris,Hiawassee, Mineral Bluff, Ellijay, Jasper). I LOVE MY JOB. Whether you are looking for a LogCabin, Chalet, Primary or secondary home, Acreage with mountain view or Water frontage, Investment or you are considering Listing your property, please give me the opportunity to earn Your Business. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Cherokee County at a glance
Located in the southwestern corner of North Carolina in the Blue Ridge chain of the Great Smoky Mountains, Cherokee County was formed in 1839 from Macon County. It is in the western section of the State and is bounded by the states of Georgia and Tennessee and the North Carolina Counties: Graham, Swain, Macon and Clay. The courts were ordered to be held at one of the houses at Fort Butler until a Courthouse could be erected. Fort Butler was in the town of Murphy. Murphy is the county seat.
The county encompasses an area of about 455 square miles. It is about 32 miles from east to west and about 20 miles from north to south.
There are two towns which embody the spirit and charm of small town America: Murphy and Andrews. There are also many small communities with colorful and unique names. At the time of the 2000 census, the population of the county was 24,298, with Murphy having 1,568 and Andrews having 1,602. However, the area is growing rapidly.
The county contains 300,100 acres, with 92,363 acres of United States Forest Service Land, 8,700 acres of lakes, and 6,000 acres of Indian land, with the remaining area being farmlands. The county is surrounded by the Nantahala National Forest. The highest elevation in the county is about 5,100 feet, on the corner where Cherokee and Clay counties meet at Fires Creek. The lowest elevation is about 1,200 feet, where Appalachia Lake crosses into Tennessee.
The many lakes and breathtaking mountain views create many scenic backdrops. There are hiking trails, fishing streams, and camping areas, where the air is crisp and clean. There are nearby whitewater adventures, golfing, boating, horseback riding and many other activities available in the area. Cherokee County has theaters, craft shows, antique shops, festivals and fairs. The crime rate is low and one can find serenity in this beautiful mountain area. As a result, Cherokee County NC and nearby destinations in the southern Appalachian Mountains become the most favorite stop.
Information herein deemed reliable, but subject to change.