Yancey County, North Carolina, Real Estate

Yancey County sits in North Carolina’s western mountains, with the Black Mountains and Mount Mitchell State Park providing direct access to hiking trails and scenic overlooks. The county seat, Burnsville, offers a walkable downtown with local shops, restaurants, and the annual Mount Mitchell Crafts Fair, while the Toe River supports fishing and paddling. Families benefit from the Yancey County Schools district and proximity to regional employers in nearby Asheville, about 45 minutes away.

Location

State North Carolina

Averages

Taxes –

House $663,354

Townhouse $407,714

Condo $599,806

Homes for Sale

Yancey County currently has 217 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $663,354.34, 7 townhouses for sale with an average list price of $407,714.29, 36 condos for sale with an average list price of $599,805.56, and 188 lots for sale with an average list price of $164,796.40. There is 1 foreclosure for sale. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 9 new construction homes for sale.

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Homes 217 for sale $58,900–$3,999,000

Condos 36 for sale $255,000–$1,150,000

Townhouses 7 for sale $230,000–$629,000

Multi-unit 0 for sale

Lots/Land 188 for sale $6,500–$2,900,000

Manufactured 0 for sale

Short Sales 0 for sale

Foreclosures 1 for sale $175,000

New Construction 9 for sale $379,000–$1,249,500

Cities

Burnsville

Burnsville, North Carolina, is a charming small town in Yancey County, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, with a population of about 1,600. Known for its stunning natural beauty, the town sits at the foot of Mount Mitchell, the highest peak east of the Mississippi, offering easy access to hiking, scenic drives, and outdoor adventures along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Burnsville’s vibrant arts scene shines through its historic downtown, home to local galleries, craft shops, and the annual Mount Mitchell Crafts Fair. The town’s rich Appalachian heritage is celebrated in its music, festivals, and community spirit, while nearby attractions like the Toe River and Pisgah National Forest make it a haven for nature enthusiasts. With its blend of cultural vibrancy and mountain tranquility, Burnsville is a hidden gem for visitors and residents alike. ... Read more