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$525,000

Just a few blocks from the heart of downtown Tryon, this beautifully restored historic cottage combines timeless character with modern comfort on an exceptionally generous approximately one-third acre lot—a rarity within the town limits. Inside, soaring 10-foot ceilings, beautifully refinished heart pine floors, abundant natural light, and a classic fireplace create warm, inviting living spaces that honor the home's historic roots. Thoughtful renovations preserve its architectural character while providing updated kitchens, baths, and systems designed for today's lifestyle. The spacious primary suite features exceptional closet space and a beautifully updated bath, while the second bedroom and bath provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests. A dedicated laundry room, generous storage throughout, and a large rear deck overlooking the expansive backyard make everyday living as enjoyable as entertaining. The covered front porch invites morning coffee and evening conversations, while the spacious backyard provides room for gardening, recreation, pets, or simply relaxing beneath mature shade trees. One of this property's most exciting features is the depth of the lot. Extending through to Hyde Avenue, the property offers the potential, subject to Town of Tryon approvals and applicable regulations, for future access from Hyde Avenue and the construction of a detached three-car garage with a guest apartment, home office, or income-producing rental above. Whether envisioned as additional living space, a workshop, collector's garage, or investment opportunity, the property's size and configuration provide flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find in downtown Tryon. Leave the car behind and enjoy everything that makes Tryon such a special place. Restaurants, galleries, shops, the Tryon Fine Arts Center, parks, festivals, and community events are all within an easy stroll. Positioned to enjoy both historic downtown Tryon and the future Saluda Grade Rail Trail, this property offers an increasingly rare combination of walkability, historic character, and long-term lifestyle appeal. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, an elegant weekend retreat, or an investment in one of western North Carolina's most charming small towns, 143 Broadway presents a unique opportunity to own a beautifully restored historic home on one of downtown Tryon's most desirable in-town lots.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4409140 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Just a few blocks from the heart of downtown Tryon, this beautifully restored historic cottage combines timeless character with modern comfort on an exceptionally generous approximately one-third acre lot—a rarity within the town limits. Inside, soaring 10-foot ceilings, beautifully refinished heart pine floors, abundant natural light, and a classic fireplace create warm, inviting living spaces that honor the home's historic roots. Thoughtful renovations preserve its architectural character while providing updated kitchens, baths, and systems designed for today's lifestyle. The spacious primary suite features exceptional closet space and a beautifully updated bath, while the second bedroom and bath provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests. A dedicated laundry room, generous storage throughout, and a large rear deck overlooking the expansive backyard make everyday living as enjoyable as entertaining. The covered front porch invites morning coffee and evening conversations, while the spacious backyard provides room for gardening, recreation, pets, or simply relaxing beneath mature shade trees. One of this property's most exciting features is the depth of the lot. Extending through to Hyde Avenue, the property offers the potential, subject to Town of Tryon approvals and applicable regulations, for future access from Hyde Avenue and the construction of a detached three-car garage with a guest apartment, home office, or income-producing rental above. Whether envisioned as additional living space, a workshop, collector's garage, or investment opportunity, the property's size and configuration provide flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find in downtown Tryon. Leave the car behind and enjoy everything that makes Tryon such a special place. Restaurants, galleries, shops, the Tryon Fine Arts Center, parks, festivals, and community events are all within an easy stroll. Positioned to enjoy both historic downtown Tryon and the future Saluda Grade Rail Trail, this property offers an increasingly rare combination of walkability, historic character, and long-term lifestyle appeal. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, an elegant weekend retreat, or an investment in one of western North Carolina's most charming small towns, 143 Broadway presents a unique opportunity to own a beautifully restored historic home on one of downtown Tryon's most desirable in-town lots.

143 Broadway Avenue, Tryon

Listing courtesy of Walker Wallace and Emerson Realty. Jeff@JeffByrdTryon.com

$325,000

BACK UP OFFERS ACCEPTED! INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY in the heart of Tryon! This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers excellent potential for investors, renovators, or buyers looking to create value through updates and improvements. Featuring a functional floor plan, spacious living areas, and a desirable location, this property is ready for its next chapter. The home would benefit from kitchen and bathroom updates, providing an ideal opportunity to customize finishes and increase market value. With solid bones and plenty of potential, this property is well-suited for a fix-and-flip project, long-term rental investment, or owner-occupant renovation. Situated on a generous lot and conveniently located near downtown Tryon, shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation, this property combines location, potential, and opportunity. Bring your vision and transform this home into a standout investment. Property is being sold as-is. Seller to make no repairs or improvements. Buyer to verify all information deemed important.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4394297 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status

BACK UP OFFERS ACCEPTED! INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY in the heart of Tryon! This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers excellent potential for investors, renovators, or buyers looking to create value through updates and improvements. Featuring a functional floor plan, spacious living areas, and a desirable location, this property is ready for its next chapter. The home would benefit from kitchen and bathroom updates, providing an ideal opportunity to customize finishes and increase market value. With solid bones and plenty of potential, this property is well-suited for a fix-and-flip project, long-term rental investment, or owner-occupant renovation. Situated on a generous lot and conveniently located near downtown Tryon, shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation, this property combines location, potential, and opportunity. Bring your vision and transform this home into a standout investment. Property is being sold as-is. Seller to make no repairs or improvements. Buyer to verify all information deemed important.

210 Baker Road, Tryon

Listing courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. debbiewiggins@bhhslp.com

$99,500

Tucked away at the end of First Street just moments from the heart of downtown Tryon, this rare 1.07-acre property offers an increasingly hard-to-find opportunity to create something special in one of Tryon’s most desirable close-in settings. The wooded site rises gently above town and may offer the potential for mountain views with selective clearing. Restaurants, galleries, shops, and performance venues are all just minutes away, yet the setting feels private and secluded among mature trees and established landscaping. The property includes a 1930s cottage in largely original condition with significant deferred maintenance. The home may be suitable for restoration as a guest cottage, artist retreat, or rental property, though many buyers may choose to remove the existing structure and build anew. This is believed to be one of the last truly exceptional undeveloped in-town acreage opportunities remaining in Tryon. Please note: sellers are conveying a 77% interest in the land and a 33% interest in the house. The owners of the remaining interests are currently unknown. Property is priced to reflect the expense, uncertainty, and legal process a purchaser may undertake to clear title through a partition action or other legal remedy. Buyers are encouraged to consult legal counsel regarding title matters prior to purchase.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 4385519 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status

Tucked away at the end of First Street just moments from the heart of downtown Tryon, this rare 1.07-acre property offers an increasingly hard-to-find opportunity to create something special in one of Tryon’s most desirable close-in settings. The wooded site rises gently above town and may offer the potential for mountain views with selective clearing. Restaurants, galleries, shops, and performance venues are all just minutes away, yet the setting feels private and secluded among mature trees and established landscaping. The property includes a 1930s cottage in largely original condition with significant deferred maintenance. The home may be suitable for restoration as a guest cottage, artist retreat, or rental property, though many buyers may choose to remove the existing structure and build anew. This is believed to be one of the last truly exceptional undeveloped in-town acreage opportunities remaining in Tryon. Please note: sellers are conveying a 77% interest in the land and a 33% interest in the house. The owners of the remaining interests are currently unknown. Property is priced to reflect the expense, uncertainty, and legal process a purchaser may undertake to clear title through a partition action or other legal remedy. Buyers are encouraged to consult legal counsel regarding title matters prior to purchase.

77 First Street, Tryon

Listing courtesy of Walker Wallace and Emerson Realty. Jeff@JeffByrdTryon.com

$825,000

Tucked beneath majestic Warrior Mountain on 7.2 private ridge-top acres at the end of a quiet road, just minutes from downtown Tryon, this extraordinary retreat offers the rare feeling of living among the trees. Birdsongs replace traffic noise, and every window frames layered canopy views that change beautifully with the seasons. Meandering stone paths wind through a gently sloping sculpture garden, leading to hidden seating areas, lower parking, storage spaces, and even a wooded trail descending toward a running creek below. Designed for both relaxation and entertaining, the home blends rustic luxury with artistic character. Warm wood-paneled walls, handsome beams in the dining room, built in bookshelves and three gas log fireplaces create inviting gathering spaces throughout the home — including fireplaces in the formal den, dining/family room, and primary suite. A dramatic wall of large sliding windows, craftily screened, create the perfect setting for unforgettable Carolina spring and fall dinner parties immersed in the open air amongst the treetops. The detached two-car carport doubles as an outdoor entertaining pavilion with generous seating areas overlooking the grounds, while additional garden seating invites quiet mornings and evening conversations under the trees. The lower level offers a walk-out apartment with kitchenette and eclectic, artistic bath arrangements — ideal for guests, extended family, studio space, or creative retreat possibilities. Private, peaceful, and unlike anything else on the market, this one-of-a-kind mountain sanctuary captures the essence of refined woodland living in the heart of the Carolina foothills.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4379103 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Tucked beneath majestic Warrior Mountain on 7.2 private ridge-top acres at the end of a quiet road, just minutes from downtown Tryon, this extraordinary retreat offers the rare feeling of living among the trees. Birdsongs replace traffic noise, and every window frames layered canopy views that change beautifully with the seasons. Meandering stone paths wind through a gently sloping sculpture garden, leading to hidden seating areas, lower parking, storage spaces, and even a wooded trail descending toward a running creek below. Designed for both relaxation and entertaining, the home blends rustic luxury with artistic character. Warm wood-paneled walls, handsome beams in the dining room, built in bookshelves and three gas log fireplaces create inviting gathering spaces throughout the home — including fireplaces in the formal den, dining/family room, and primary suite. A dramatic wall of large sliding windows, craftily screened, create the perfect setting for unforgettable Carolina spring and fall dinner parties immersed in the open air amongst the treetops. The detached two-car carport doubles as an outdoor entertaining pavilion with generous seating areas overlooking the grounds, while additional garden seating invites quiet mornings and evening conversations under the trees. The lower level offers a walk-out apartment with kitchenette and eclectic, artistic bath arrangements — ideal for guests, extended family, studio space, or creative retreat possibilities. Private, peaceful, and unlike anything else on the market, this one-of-a-kind mountain sanctuary captures the essence of refined woodland living in the heart of the Carolina foothills.

484 Sourwood Ridge Road, Tryon

Listing courtesy of Walker Wallace and Emerson Realty. Jeff@JeffByrdTryon.com

$2,695,000

Welcome to The Hayloft, a rare and romantic estate from a more gracious era—built in 1946 by Carter Brown, the man whose influence helped shape Tryon into the equestrian community it is today. Brown's hand still shows in every corner. Heart pine floors, hand-hewn beams, a stone fireplace anchoring the living room, paneled walls that only deepen with time and this remains one of the few original homes he built. Eighty years on, it reads like the source material for Hunting Country itself, it is heritage and an invitation into a life of tradition, elegance, and the enduring rhythm of equestrian living Twenty-four acres run across pasture, woods, and gentle slope, with stunning year-round mountain views and a serene creek along the lower edge. The property functions as a true compound, 3 separate residences sit thoughtfully placed for privacy and rhythm. The 3-bedroom main home opens into rooms that feel collected rather than decorated, with vaulted ceilings, beams that have held their line for eight decades, and a primary suite organized around its own fireplace. The renovated kitchen carries the load for both holiday cooking and Tuesday morning coffee, with a gas range, double oven, beverage refrigerator, generous island, and a walk-in pantry sized for people who actually cook. Open floorplan flow runs from the kitchen through the dining room and into a family room and den, both with fireplaces of their own. Sunday dinners and quiet weekday breakfasts find their own rhythms in the same set of rooms. The primary suite sits behind its own fireplace, with a walk-in closet, an updated bath, and the kind of stillness that only old houses on private acreage can offer. The two-bedroom plus office/flex, two-and-a-half-bath guest house is a proper residence in its own right at 3,427 square feet, with full kitchen, two-car garage, an expansive lower level, and a back deck that opens to the property. Long-term rental, extended family, or staff: it earns its keep all three ways. A pool house with a one-bedroom apartment ties to the indoor pool and entertaining bar, adding a third option for staff, family, or additional income. Total interior space exceeds 6,750 square feet across the three homes. A whole-house generator, high-speed internet, and ductless mini-split climate control bring the historic bones up to modern working order. Current ownership has invested in upgrades over the past two years. Outside, front and rear porches run the length of the main house, framing year-round mountain views and the kind of long, slow sunsets that earned this part of the Carolinas its reputation. Complete with a 4-stall center-aisle barn with half bath, wash rack, hay storage, and tack room. A 2-stall shed row barn. A 2-stall run-in shed, 8 fenced paddocks across 12 acres of pasture and slope. The covered Morton arena measures 192 by 66 feet, with lights, European walls, and sand and rubber footing. The property connects directly to the FETA trail system for miles of trail riding and Tryon International Equestrian Center is approximately 20 minutes away. The location pulls its weight for owners who travel. Hendersonville is about 30 minutes north and Asheville roughly 45. Spartanburg and Greenville both sit under 45 minutes south, with downtown Greenville's food and arts scene a regular weekend draw. GSP and Asheville Regional airports come in at 35 to 45 minutes for domestic travel. Charlotte Douglas Airport is approximately 90 minutes. The Hayloft is rare not because it is historic and not because it is large, but because there are only a handful of original Carter Brown homes with equestrian amenities that you will ever find. A property this stitched into the history of Tryon does not come up often, and rarely twice in one generation.

6 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 4377505 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Welcome to The Hayloft, a rare and romantic estate from a more gracious era—built in 1946 by Carter Brown, the man whose influence helped shape Tryon into the equestrian community it is today. Brown's hand still shows in every corner. Heart pine floors, hand-hewn beams, a stone fireplace anchoring the living room, paneled walls that only deepen with time and this remains one of the few original homes he built. Eighty years on, it reads like the source material for Hunting Country itself, it is heritage and an invitation into a life of tradition, elegance, and the enduring rhythm of equestrian living Twenty-four acres run across pasture, woods, and gentle slope, with stunning year-round mountain views and a serene creek along the lower edge. The property functions as a true compound, 3 separate residences sit thoughtfully placed for privacy and rhythm. The 3-bedroom main home opens into rooms that feel collected rather than decorated, with vaulted ceilings, beams that have held their line for eight decades, and a primary suite organized around its own fireplace. The renovated kitchen carries the load for both holiday cooking and Tuesday morning coffee, with a gas range, double oven, beverage refrigerator, generous island, and a walk-in pantry sized for people who actually cook. Open floorplan flow runs from the kitchen through the dining room and into a family room and den, both with fireplaces of their own. Sunday dinners and quiet weekday breakfasts find their own rhythms in the same set of rooms. The primary suite sits behind its own fireplace, with a walk-in closet, an updated bath, and the kind of stillness that only old houses on private acreage can offer. The two-bedroom plus office/flex, two-and-a-half-bath guest house is a proper residence in its own right at 3,427 square feet, with full kitchen, two-car garage, an expansive lower level, and a back deck that opens to the property. Long-term rental, extended family, or staff: it earns its keep all three ways. A pool house with a one-bedroom apartment ties to the indoor pool and entertaining bar, adding a third option for staff, family, or additional income. Total interior space exceeds 6,750 square feet across the three homes. A whole-house generator, high-speed internet, and ductless mini-split climate control bring the historic bones up to modern working order. Current ownership has invested in upgrades over the past two years. Outside, front and rear porches run the length of the main house, framing year-round mountain views and the kind of long, slow sunsets that earned this part of the Carolinas its reputation. Complete with a 4-stall center-aisle barn with half bath, wash rack, hay storage, and tack room. A 2-stall shed row barn. A 2-stall run-in shed, 8 fenced paddocks across 12 acres of pasture and slope. The covered Morton arena measures 192 by 66 feet, with lights, European walls, and sand and rubber footing. The property connects directly to the FETA trail system for miles of trail riding and Tryon International Equestrian Center is approximately 20 minutes away. The location pulls its weight for owners who travel. Hendersonville is about 30 minutes north and Asheville roughly 45. Spartanburg and Greenville both sit under 45 minutes south, with downtown Greenville's food and arts scene a regular weekend draw. GSP and Asheville Regional airports come in at 35 to 45 minutes for domestic travel. Charlotte Douglas Airport is approximately 90 minutes. The Hayloft is rare not because it is historic and not because it is large, but because there are only a handful of original Carter Brown homes with equestrian amenities that you will ever find. A property this stitched into the history of Tryon does not come up often, and rarely twice in one generation.

777 S River Road, Tryon

Listing courtesy of Blackstream International Real Estate, LLC. debra@blackstreaminternational.com

$1,800,000

A timeless Tryon estate blending historic craftsmanship with modern comfort on 13.77 acres. Originally an 1880 two-room dog-trot log cabin, the home evolved through a 1927 expansion and a 1963 modern addition that introduced vaulted ceilings and open living spaces. The main residence offers 3,194 heated square feet plus a 340-square-foot loft suite, complemented by a separate 1,203-square-foot two-bedroom guest house. Features include three fireplaces, a great room with stone chimney, pine floors, and a brand new heat pump. Outdoor living areas feature two patios, tiered gardens, and a pool with new liner. Equestrian amenities include a three-stall barn, tack and feed rooms, multiple fenced pastures, a dry lot, and easy access to the FETA trail system.

6 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 4317970 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

A timeless Tryon estate blending historic craftsmanship with modern comfort on 13.77 acres. Originally an 1880 two-room dog-trot log cabin, the home evolved through a 1927 expansion and a 1963 modern addition that introduced vaulted ceilings and open living spaces. The main residence offers 3,194 heated square feet plus a 340-square-foot loft suite, complemented by a separate 1,203-square-foot two-bedroom guest house. Features include three fireplaces, a great room with stone chimney, pine floors, and a brand new heat pump. Outdoor living areas feature two patios, tiered gardens, and a pool with new liner. Equestrian amenities include a three-stall barn, tack and feed rooms, multiple fenced pastures, a dry lot, and easy access to the FETA trail system.

936 Golden Road, Tryon

Listing courtesy of Walker Wallace and Emerson Realty. Jeff@JeffByrdTryon.com

$899,500

Tucked along a private drive in the sought-after Hunting Wood community, this Tryon retreat on 9.6 acres offers the rare combination of extensive, one-level living space, privacy, and “lifestyle” amenities. The main residence features 3,125 heated sq ft with 8 natural light-filled rooms, 4 bedrooms, and 3.5 baths, plus a 603 sq ft finished basement. Enjoy cozy evenings by the fireplace, then step outside to a property designed for everyday living and effortless entertaining. The grounds are a woodland retreat: brick walkways, a vine-draped arbor, wooded garden paths, and a tranquil water garden/pond create a peaceful, storybook setting. Out back, there's a large covered porch with a hot tub and a fenced yard for the dogs. Summer becomes a staycation with the in-ground swimming pool and expansive pool deck—perfect for gatherings, lounging, and outdoor dining. For hobbyists and creatives, the property shines with a detached garage with separate dedicated wood shop, a small greenhouse, and an additional artist studio—a true compound for work, play, and inspiration. Move-in with confidence: the sellers completed a pre-inspection and proactively addressed the maintenance items identified—delivering a home that feels cared for from top to bottom. In addition to a list of minor items addressed, major improvements include a new roof and crawl space encapsulation. If you’re looking for a home that offers privacy, character, and resort-style amenities—plus the peace of mind of thorough proactive maintenance—this is a must-see.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4359459 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Tucked along a private drive in the sought-after Hunting Wood community, this Tryon retreat on 9.6 acres offers the rare combination of extensive, one-level living space, privacy, and “lifestyle” amenities. The main residence features 3,125 heated sq ft with 8 natural light-filled rooms, 4 bedrooms, and 3.5 baths, plus a 603 sq ft finished basement. Enjoy cozy evenings by the fireplace, then step outside to a property designed for everyday living and effortless entertaining. The grounds are a woodland retreat: brick walkways, a vine-draped arbor, wooded garden paths, and a tranquil water garden/pond create a peaceful, storybook setting. Out back, there's a large covered porch with a hot tub and a fenced yard for the dogs. Summer becomes a staycation with the in-ground swimming pool and expansive pool deck—perfect for gatherings, lounging, and outdoor dining. For hobbyists and creatives, the property shines with a detached garage with separate dedicated wood shop, a small greenhouse, and an additional artist studio—a true compound for work, play, and inspiration. Move-in with confidence: the sellers completed a pre-inspection and proactively addressed the maintenance items identified—delivering a home that feels cared for from top to bottom. In addition to a list of minor items addressed, major improvements include a new roof and crawl space encapsulation. If you’re looking for a home that offers privacy, character, and resort-style amenities—plus the peace of mind of thorough proactive maintenance—this is a must-see.

176 Fox Run Lane, Tryon

Listing courtesy of Walker Wallace and Emerson Realty. Jeff@JeffByrdTryon.com