This beautiful 20+ acre wooded property in western Madison County is located where Shelton Laurel Creek and Little Laurel meet—two clear streams renowned for mountain trout fishing. The northeastern section borders Shelton Laurel Creek, providing direct access to clear waters perfect for both fly and lure fishing. A hard pack driveway leads to the property’s high point, where a nearly level building site offers the potential for stunning 360-degree mountain views with selective tree clearing. Surrounded by ridgelines and unspoiled forest, this land is an ideal setting for a private mountain retreat. Outdoor recreation abounds nearby, with easy access to whitewater rafting, hiking trails, and mountain biking. Just a short drive from the Hot Springs area, this property offers a rare mix of clean water, breathtaking views, and adventure awaits!
Directions: Use the neighbor's address- 110 Guntertown Rd and GPS will get you there. From Weaverville, follow US-25N to 208. Keep left on 208 and follow for 2.3 miles to Guntertown Rd on right. Once on Guntertown, take first gravel driveway on right (you'll see the 110 marker). Follow gravel driveway until you reach the first hairpin turn where you'll see the sign/gate to this property directly in front of you! Please park in the grass and make sure not to block the driveway.
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County: Madison County
APN: 8891-24-3224
Home facts updated by county records on Feb 4, 2026
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Madison Middle School
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Madison Early College High School
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