Swain County, Haywood County and
Jackson County, North Carolina Real Estate

As your Buyer’s Agent, I can help you find and purchase real estate anywhere in Western North Carolina. Yet my primary territory is the three-county area bordering the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.  Swain County, Jackson County and Haywood County offer some of the most ruggedly beautiful real estate in the Southern Appalachians.

Swain County Real Estate — More than 80 percent of Swain County is federally-owned land. Protected by the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Nantahala National Forest, Fontana Lake and Cherokee Indian Reservation, Swain remains one of the most unspoiled areas of the state. And a relative late-comer to the region’s residential real estate market.

Bryson City and Cherokee are the two most well-known towns in Swain County. But smaller communities, like Whittier, Almond and Alarka, are getting increased attention from real estate buyers.

Jackson County Real Estate — Jackson County is nestled among the Blue Ridge mountains on the southern border of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, The Blue Ridge Parkway reaches its highest and most remote spots along Jackson County's eastern edge; and the town of Cashiers, to the south, is a premiere golf and resort destination.

Communities like Balsam, Glenville and Tuckasegee have seen a growth in planned residential communities; while Sylva, Dillsboro and Cullowhee continue to attract people looking for a vibrant small-town atmosphere.

Haywood County Real Estate — In neighboring Haywood County, the town of Waynesville has grown to become one of the largest small towns in Western North Carolina; and one of Asheville’s strongest bedroom communities, with just a 15-minute commute. And Maggie Valley has long been one of the Smokies’ major travel destinations.