A Private Mountain Home Designed Around Views, Space, and Shared Time

Five wooded acres set the tone from the outset. Positioned within the My Mountain community, this three bedroom, three and a half bathroom home is oriented deliberately toward long range mountain views, using distance and elevation to create a feeling of separation without isolation. The result is quiet that feels earned, paired with easy access to Blue Ridge when needed.

At the center of daily life is a room built to hold a crowd. The main living level brings together a chef’s kitchen, generous dining space, and a vaulted living room framed by large windows and a stone fireplace. Cooking, eating, and lingering happen naturally here, with sightlines that keep the mountains present even when gathered indoors.

The sleeping layout favors clarity and choice. Two king bedrooms offer adult privacy, while a dedicated bunk room is purpose built for children or shared sleeping. On the lower level, a second living area creates separation when needed, allowing different rhythms to coexist under one roof.

Outside, the property opens fully to its surroundings. Wraparound decks trace the views at multiple levels, the stone fire pit draws evenings outward, and the hot tub sits positioned for long soaks as the light shifts across the ridgelines. Each outdoor space serves a different moment rather than repeating the same function.

Time tends to stretch here. Early hours are spent watching the landscape wake up, midday pulls guests toward trails, water, or town, and evenings return everyone home to the fire or deck. Blue Ridge remains close, but the house consistently feels like the quieter choice.

The home works best for groups who want to share space without giving it up entirely. Multi generational families, friends traveling together, and longer stays all benefit from the balance of gathering areas and places to step away.

What ultimately defines the experience is volume, not excess. Enough space to host everyone comfortably, enough distance to feel removed, and enough quiet to let the mountains set the pace.