Visit the Bald Rock Mountain community in western North Carolina. The community is comprised of 776 acres and has been developed into spacious lots of 3 to 12 acres each. Nestled among the forests, mountains streams, and cascading waterfalls of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Bald Rock is a spectacular mountain community offering residents the tranquility of mountain seclusion while remaining easily accessible to nearby towns, festivals, art galleries, shopping, and much more. Contact Bald Rock for more information.

 

Located adjacent to the Panthertown National Forest and the prestigious Bald Rock community along the Eastern Continental Divide, The Divide properties present all the best North Carolina and the Blue Ridge Mountains can offer. Each lot takes advantage of its mountain features, be it bold streams, cascading falls, grand mountain views or the simple beauty of a Blue Ridge mountain wilderness. All just minutes away from Cashiers, North Carolina and fine dining, shopping, golfing, fishing, hiking, and more.

Whether your desire is to obtain a second home in North Carolina, escape city life or simply to renew yourself, our mountain properties will exceed your expectations. Contact us today for more information about our available mountain properties.

To anyone who wants to find the perfect place to live:

My husband and I bought our first lot in Bald Rock in 1999 and built and moved into our home in October of 2000. We have since bought another lot and have built another home. (Bald Rock is part of The Divide at Bald Rock.) You ask why? First of all, not all developers are equal. David Bauer with Westmark Development is a man of integrity and he "walks the walk." He is a "steward" of the land and does everything he can to protect the beautiful natural forested and mountain views that we have, by protecting and preserving. And whay you have are beautiful mountain properties that are pristine that also backs up to Panthertown, a 6200+ acre preserve. He made sure that everyone felt welcome and everyone made friends quickly by all the hosted and scheduled events he initiated, that still go on today and throughout the season.

There is something for everyone here, even if you are not a horse owner. You will soon become a horse lover by seeing all the beautfiul breeds of horses that some of our owners have. We have bi-monthly horse games at the community barn with lunch provided. We have families of all ages that come together for all the events. Children are always included if they wish to attend. Many neighbors come to just admire all the different antics that go on with the horses. There are community Pavilion dinners. The Pavilion is a beautiful post and beam structure in The Divide with drop curtains for inclement weather that Dave Bauer built for all to enjoy. There are 2 beautiful fireplaces, naturally shed chandeliers, kitchen for catering and we have had many, many bands there from blue grass to all the latest dances. We also have Gator/Mule/Polaris rides several times a month riding around different properties and this is a "happy hour" motif. In addition, there are many parties given by the individual owners where all are invited. We usually have a New Year's Eve party as well.

Life is magic at this altitude that can go as hight at 4500 feet. We have miles and miles of trails for mountain biking, hiking and riding. We have young families and grandparents with their grandchildren visiting, all meshing together. You can see birds soaring, see bear, deer, wild turkeys, watch a beautiful sunrise or sunset, actually see all the stars at night, and you will know and say, "I am finally back home."

Sincerely,
Joe and Shirely Insoft