Cedar Mountain real estate

Cedar Mountain Real Estate: Land and Homes

Cedar Mountain is located less than 20 mins southeast of downtown Brevard and is wedged between 10,000 acres of DuPont State Forest, Jones Gap State Park and Caesars Head State Park just over the SC State lane. Cedar Mountain is a small community of summer homes, year-round residents and still a small supply of lots and acreage tracts. Located at 3,000+ feet, cool summer days are a given and the unprecedented trail access for hiking, biking and horse riding in DuPont Forest has made Cedar Mountain a much sought after destination. The Cedar Mountain has also grown in recent years to include the Cedar Mountain Cafe and Cedar Mountain Canteen – both wonderful additions! Our Cedar Mountain real estate listings will surely offer something for everyone. Whether you are looking to buy a second home, build a residence or relocate to a very special part of Western NC, we have something for you. Learn more about what Brevard has to offer

Cedar Mountain Homes for Sale

Homes for sale in Cedar Mountain range from small summer cabins to luxury mountain estates with creeks, pastures and mountain views. They are located within a short drive of Brevard, Hendersonville, Asheville and Greenville, South Carolina. They are also only two and half hours to big cities like Charlotte and Atlanta. With mild winters and cool summers, Cedar Mountain real estate options are fantastic.

Cedar Mountain Land Listings

Cedar mountain lots and acreage tracts have steadily been gaining value over the past 10 years. This is mainly due to the growing popularity of DuPont State forest as a destination for mountain bikers, equestrian riders and hikers seeking out some of the best waterfalls in Transylvania County. Triple Falls, High Falls, Hooker Falls and Bridal Veil Falls are truly an amazing asset to Cedar Mountain and a must see for all ages – kids, grandkids and kids at heart!

Cedar Mountain NC Street view

Interactive DuPont Forest Trail Map: click on the different trails for their name and distance and trail conditions.