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Home Pricey Pads Elevated 4,550-Feet Ghostwood Bear Manor Asks $3.4M in Sapphire, NC (PHOTOS)

Elevated 4,550-Feet Ghostwood Bear Manor Asks $3.4M in Sapphire, NC (PHOTOS)

Elevated 4,550-Feet Ghostwood Bear Manor Asks $3.4M in Sapphire, NC

$3,400,000 | Built 2009 | 8,600 Sq. Ft. | 5 Beds | 5.5+ Baths | 2.45 Acres
28 Longwing Drive, Sapphire, North Carolina, United States, 28774
Perched above 4,550-feet in elevation in the quiet and picturesque enclave of Falcon Ridge, Ghostwood Bear Manor offers panoramic long-range views of South Carolina lakes, Whiteside Mountain and multiple mountain ranges that must be seen to be believed. A gated entrance and impeccable landscaping with two dramatic water features, one of which starts in the center island and cascades to the lower level, provide a stunning first impression of this architectural masterpiece. Ghostwood siding, copper and cedar shake roofing, and custom mahogany garage doors add to the abundant curb appeal. Reclaimed timbers and a stunning two-storey fireplace grace the living area, which is open to the formal dining room and kitchen. The loft above leads to a private office where you can be inspired by the views which transform constantly with the weather from sunrise to sunset.

The decks are perfect for relaxing amid cool breezes while enjoying a sunset cocktail next to one of the multiple outdoor fireplaces. The first of two master suites has its own porch for greeting the morning sun, which includes a fireplace and NanaWall doors. Encompassing over 8,600 square feet, the luxurious floor plan gives plenty of room for each guest to have a space of their own. Each of the five bedroom suites feels like a master suite, with spacious sitting areas and ensuite bathrooms. One of the guest suites even includes its own morning kitchen and dining area. Three additional half baths provide added convenience. On the lower level, a second expansive living area adjoins a wet bar, home theatre and climatized wine cellar, accessing the lower deck. Nothing was overlooked in creating this spectacular showpiece, including natural stone, hand-hewn beams and mantles, iron balustrades, floating staircases and windows everywhere for abundant natural light. Ghostwood Bear Manor is on the market for $3.4 million with Jochen Lucke of Silver Creek Real Estate Group, Inc.































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