Room to build, room to ride, room to plant. Tract #1 is 23± mostly wooded acres with road frontage, right next door to Parker Binns Winery and less than 10 minutes from Tryon International Equestrian Center. This corner of Polk County draws horse people from across the country to the TIEC show circuit. The rolling foothills along the front range of the Blue Ridge have made it one of Western North Carolina's growing wine regions. The tract has no zoning or restrictions, and utilities are available nearby, so it's a blank canvas for a private homesite, a horse farm, a vineyard, or a weekend retreat. Buy it alone, or pair it with the adjoining 1881 log homestead on Tract #2 to create a 36± acre estate. Walk the land anytime during daylight hours.

• Size: 23± acres, mostly wooded, with road frontage
• Location: adjoining 2125 Whiteside Road, Mill Spring, NC 28756, Polk County
• Parcel: part of P93-42. If the tracts sell separately, the buyer pays for a new survey of this tract.
• Utilities: available, none installed
• Zoning and restrictions: none
• Deposit: $10,000 non-refundable, due upon acceptance of a pre-auction offer or high bid
• Closing: within 45 days. Buyer pays all closing costs. No contingencies.
• Preview/inspection: October 22, 2026, 4–6 PM
• Multi-parcel: tracts sell separately or combined, whichever brings more. Both tracts must be under contract or the seller may cancel.

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Some houses have character. This one has 145 years of it. Built in 1881 as a three-room log cabin, the homestead was expanded over the generations into a 2,569± SF, 4-bedroom, 2-bath farmhouse that keeps its history in plain sight. You'll find hand-hewn logs still bearing their original tool marks, original beams, wavy-glass windows, crystal doorknobs, the original doorbell, and a stone fireplace with a heart pine mantel. The great room has a wood stove and big windows looking across the pasture to the Blue Ridge Mountains. The large knotty pine kitchen and the sunroom both overlook the in-ground pool and pool house. For years this was home to a master woodcarver whose work drew buyers from miles around. His large workshop, flanked by barns, still stands along with a second shop and his bright artisan studio. The original hitching post, where riders once tied up at the cabin, is still there too. It sits less than 10 minutes from Tryon International Equestrian Center and next door to Parker Binns Winery. That makes it a natural fit for a bed & breakfast serving the equestrian show crowd, a hobby farm, or a family homeplace.

• House: 2,569± SF, 4BR/2BA, built 1881
• Land: 13± acres of pasture and mature trees
• Systems: HVAC, plus baseboard heat in portions of the home
• Outbuildings: large workshop with barns on each side, second shop, artisan studio, pool house
• Extras: in-ground pool, original hitching post
• Address: 2125 Whiteside Road, Mill Spring, NC 28756, Polk County
• Parcel: part of P93-42. If the tracts sell separately, the buyer pays for a new survey of this tract.
• Deposit: $10,000 non-refundable, due upon acceptance of a pre-auction offer or high bid
• Closing: within 45 days. Buyer pays all closing costs. No contingencies.
• Preview/inspection: October 22, 2026, 4–6 PM
• Multi-parcel: tracts sell separately or combined, whichever brings more. Both tracts must be under contract or the seller may cancel.