Land for Sale in Tuckasegee, NC

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Land listings in Tuckasegee, NC sit along the West Fork of the Tuckasegee River and the ridges around Bear Lake and Wolf Creek. Browse all land and ranch listings, create a free account to save this search and receive new listing alerts, or call Caliber Fine Properties at 828-333-7446 for local guidance.

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Tuckasegee is the community where the West Fork comes down out of the Nantahala National Forest, north of Lake Glenville on Highway 281. It is quieter and less developed than anywhere on the plateau, and that shows in the land. Parcels here include river and creek frontage, wooded acreage backing onto national forest, and lots near Bear Lake and Wolf Creek Lake. Much of it is steep, and a good share adjoins protected land, which affects both the outlook and what can be built. Caliber Fine Properties handles acreage across this part of Jackson County. Compare the valley on the Cullowhee land page.

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Where is Tuckasegee?
In northern Jackson County along Highway 281, where the West Fork of the Tuckasegee River comes out of the Nantahala National Forest, north of Lake Glenville.
What makes land here different?
Much of it is steep and a good share adjoins national forest or lake property, which affects the outlook, the access and what a parcel will support. Acreage tends to be larger and less developed.
What should be checked on these parcels?
Deeded access and road maintenance responsibility, septic feasibility on sloping ground, utility availability, stream buffers, and whether any boundary adjoins federal or utility-held land.

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