43 Little Beasley

A 4-bedroom, 3-bath single family residence in Blairsville.

Amazing New Price! Perched high atop the mountain, this stunning traditional home captures sweeping, ever-changing long-range mountain views in every season and overlooks pristine United States National Forest land-best enjoyed from the covered back deck. Pride of ownership beams throughout this well-loved, low-maintenance home featuring vinyl siding, a metal roof, dual fuel HVAC with added dehumidifier, whole house generator, owned propane tank, and septic pumped in 2025. The main level offers true one-level living with three bedrooms, two full baths, a split-bedroom floor plan, open-concept design filled with natural light, cathedral ceilings, and a spacious great room with a stunning stacked stone, vented gas log fireplace-large enough to accommodate a piano-plus a versatile loft and Kinetic Fiber internet. The fully finished terrace level offers a private in-law suite with its own bedroom, bath, living area, kitchenette, bonus room, and separate entrance-perfect for guests, extended family, or potential rental use. Multiple lower-level decks expand the outdoor living space, while mature landscaping, garden shed and a workshop/equipment shed add function and charm. Ample parking includes main level access plus additional concrete parking at the lower level, all located in a well-established neighborhood just under five miles to town for shopping, dining, and medical. Enjoy the best of Union County living with nearby outdoor adventures at Vogel State Park, boating and fishing on Lake Nottely, scenic walking trails and recreation at Meeks Park, and local vineyards and wineries just a short drive away-offering the perfect blend of mountain lifestyle, convenience, and breathtaking year-round views. NO HOA and Minimal Restrictions to Protect your Investment!

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