Résidence Unifamiliale À Seven Devils

A 3-bedroom, 4.5-bath home with over 3,500 square feet is now available on 1.35 acres in Seven Devils, just off the corridor between Boone and Banner Elk. The property carries a sense of presence, with panoramic views of Grandfather Mountain from every room.

The level-entry main floor opens into a great room where a fireplace anchors the space beneath soaring vaulted ceilings clad in stained provincial spruce. A wall of glass frames the mountains and rear deck. The scene is spectacular. The kitchen continues the open plan, flooded with natural light and finished with abundant cabinetry and counter space. An island provides storage, a pull-out double trash bin, bar seating, and a farm sink, while a 36-inch commercial-grade range (propane cooktop with electric oven and air fry), KitchenAid refrigerator and dishwasher, wine refrigerator, and drawer microwave complete the setup. It is a practical and inviting space for the cook who likes to share the room and entertain. Laundry, pantry, and additional storage sit just off the kitchen and include a second sink. The primary suite on this level includes a soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower with tile surround, a double vanity, and dual closets. Hickory flooring runs throughout the first and second floors (baths excepted).

Upstairs, two nearly identical ensuite bedrooms share a central sitting area. The same stained spruce vaulted ceilings continue, with large windows framing big-sky views. A wood railing runs along the open gallery between the bedrooms and overlooks the living space below, amplifying the open feel of the house.

The lower level contains a full bath, an office with closet, and an art/craft studio, finished in LVP flooring. The two-car garage (8-foot high-wind thermo door with side-mounted opener for extra ceiling height) adjoins a mudroom/mechanical room with its own entrance, large sink, and storage. Sliding glass doors in the garage lead to an expansive lower deck.

Exterior details include LP Smart Siding in a board-and-batten style, Sierra Pacific premium windows, Windsor premium sliding doors, and a solid mahogany front entrance door with thermo-panel glass. Construction uses I-beam welded framing with tubular steel on the view side, wrapped in wood to create an ultra-solid support wall. A multi-zone Lennox heat-pump system handles heating (propane backup on the main and lower levels; independent unit upstairs), supported by two 200-amp service panels. Level entry is available from the driveway, with additional access from the lower-level garage.

The sellers envisioned this beautiful home as a place to celebrate mountain living and thought through every detail so it would feel both livable and true to the setting. With a few construction items yet to be completed, the home is already well suited to thoughtful mountain living. It works equally well as a second home, an investment property, or a primary residence. You will have what you need and more. Welcome home.