Set on a private, rolling 3.28-acre parcel inside gated Laurel Falls, this custom-built mountain home stakes a rare claim: direct access to Panthertown Valley trails and a companion guest cabin for friends and family. The single-story-plus design (1.5 stories) stretches across 2,136 finished square feet and was constructed in 2019 with wood siding, vaulted ceilings, and thoughtful craftsmanship that reads as both rustic and refined.
Enter a great room anchored by a working fireplace and exposed beams; the open plan emphasizes volume, with a wide deck framing long forested views for coffee, stargazing, or quiet evenings. The primary suite and second bedroom share two full baths laid out for comfort and accessibility. Systems are set up for mountain living—propane service, ductless electric heating, wall cooling units, a private well, and a septic system—while a partially finished basement supplies laundry, a workshop area, and rooms primed for conversion to media, office, or hobby space.
Outside, the property’s topography is rolling and heavily treed, offering privacy and a sense of seclusion uncommon this close to such premier recreation. The parcel accommodates ample driveway parking—room for toys and an RV—but intentionally forgoes a permanent garage to preserve the natural setting. A separate guest cabin sits on the grounds, a valuable amenity for weekend visitors or a potential income stream for short-term rentals.
Laurel Falls places you a half-mile from Panthertown Valley trailheads—often called the "Yosemite of the East"—and roughly three miles to Lake Glenville for boating and fishing. Cashiers Village is an easy drive for dining and boutique shopping. The house shows excellent condition, is owner-occupied since construction, and carries an assessed value of $834,896 (2025) with modest annual taxes. For buyers seeking a turnkey mountain retreat with immediate access to premier trails, this property balances solitude, quality construction, and authentic outdoor life.