For sale by owner
    • $449,900

    6389 Old Highway 64w, Warne, NC 28909

    3beds
    1,300sqft
    : 
    SingleFamily
    Built in 1980
    1.5 Acres Lot
    $-- Zestimate®
    $346/sqft
    $-- HOA

    What's special

    Luxury-style homeLush landscapingGourmet kitchenFlagstone porchesVaulted wood ceilingsCustom glass showerMaster suite
    ?? Creekfront Luxury Meets Mountain Living 6389 Old Highway 64 W, Warne, NC 28909 Welcome home to your private creekfront retreat! On 1.5 acres of lush landscaping, this one-level, luxury-style home offers over 200 feet of deep, wide creek frontage, plus a beautiful private pond with dock and fountain. The open floor plan features vaulted wood ceilings, abundant windows and skylights, and a gourmet kitchen with a 4'×6' granite island and stylish backsplash. With a split bedroom layout, the master suite sits on one wing and two guest bedrooms share a full bath on the other — ideal for privacy. The master retreat includes a spa-like custom glass shower, floating double vanity, walk-through closet with custom cabinetry, and light-filled spaces. The guest bath is equally refined with a custom tub, tiled shower, wall-mounted toilet, vaulted ceiling, and gold fixtures throughout. Step outside onto flagstone porches and steps, all built on a creek stone foundation, where the gentle flow of water and natural scenery create a peaceful backdrop. ? ?? Location, Access & Lifestyle Airports & Travel • For commercial flights, the closest options are Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (CHA) ~95 miles away, McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville (TYS) ~104 miles away, and Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL) ~138 miles by road. • For private or regional flights, Blairsville Airport (GA) is ~11 miles, and Andrews/Murphy Airport (NC) is ~13–14 miles away. Shopping & Local Conveniences • Just 6 miles away in Hayesville, you’ll find restaurants, grocery stores, local boutiques, and more. • For producers’ goods and crafts, the Clay County Farmers Market is nearby, and the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown offers artisan classes, galleries, and community events. Outdoor & Cultural Activities • Tubing & float trips on Brasstown Creek via West Tubing Company — right in Warne — make excellent summer recreation. • You’re close to Nantahala National Forest, offering miles of hiking, trails, camping, and natural escapes. • Chatuge Lake is just 5–8 miles away, ideal for boating, fishing, or swimming. • Cultural enrichment is nearby via the John C. Campbell Folk School, offering classes in crafts, music, weaving, blacksmithing, and more. • Local events like the Punkin Chunkin Festival, the Clay County Farmers Market, and seasonal tubing or music events keep the community lively.
    What the owner loves about this home
    ?? What I Love About This Place 1. The sound of the creek — constant, calming, and visible from the yard. It’s rare to have over 200 feet on a wide, deep creek, where you can actually hear moving water all day. It gives the home a private, peaceful feel that’s hard to describe until you’re standing there. 2. The pond and fountain — it’s a beautiful centerpiece that changes with the light. Early morning mist, afternoon sparkle, or the soft glow from the fountain at night — it’s picture-perfect. 3. The craftsmanship — the vaulted wood ceilings, flagstone porches, and creek stone foundation make it feel solid, timeless, and mountain-luxurious all at once. 4. The light — natural light pours through big windows and skylights, reflecting off the granite island and wood ceilings. Every room feels bright and open without losing coziness. 5. The master suite — it’s a real retreat. The walk-through closet, custom shower with gold fixtures, and floating double vanity make it feel like a spa inside a mountain home. 6. The setting — you’re tucked in nature on 1.5 level acres, but only minutes to Hayesville, Hiawassee, and Lake Chatuge for boating, shopping, and restaurants. 7. The convenience — you can reach three major airports (Atlanta, Asheville, Chattanooga) in about two hours. That makes weekend trips or family visits easy, but when you’re home, it feels a world away. 8. The peace and quiet — no city noise, no traffic, just birds, water, and mountain air. It’s the kind of place where you start sleeping deeper and breathing easier.
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