Lot 35 Trillium Court, Sapphire, NC 28774 - Jackson County

Introducing an exceptional spec home opportunity in Sapphire Valley, where modern design meets mountain living on a gently sloping, wooded lot. Please note that the proposed build is for inspiration only and has not been approved by the HOA, with images provided by the builder intended to showcase potential. Nestled on 0.94 acre adjacent to the charming Trillium High community, this lot offers a secluded and private setting with the potential for breathtaking long-range mountain views with selective tree trimming. Imagine mornings filled with the serene sounds of nature and evenings spent gazing at sunsets over majestic peaks. This lot presents an ideal canvas for your dream home, whether a year-round residence or vacation retreat, with access to the renowned Sapphire Valley Resort amenities, including community events and concerts, a fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball courts, a game room, skiing, a dog park, and Fairfield Lake access. This lot also includes community water and fiber optic internet access, ensuring modern comforts amidst a natural setting, just 15 minutes from the dining and shopping delights of Cashiers and only an hour from Asheville Airport. Sapphire Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains are celebrated for their scenic beauty, abundant wildlife, and year-round outdoor activities, presenting the perfect opportunity to build your forever home or a vacation sanctuary where you will explore hiking trails, fish in pristine streams, tee off on world-class golf courses, and so much more. This is a rare opportunity to own a slice of paradise on the stunning Plateau. Pricing reflects the main level only for a two-bedroom and two full bath home. The basement expansion is optional.Take the first step toward making your mountain living dreams come true!

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