Lonesome Valley - Lot 101 Roll Cast Lane

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Lot 101, Roll Cast Lane Lonesome Valley

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LIVE. This 1.71 +/- acre homesite in the heart of

Lonesome Valley is nestled in a quiet section of the community. Featuring gentle topography and a generous building envelope, this parcel is one of only a few remaining of its kind. Enjoy your new mountain oasis boasting grand rock face views of Cow Rock surrounded by the natural beauty of Lonesome Valley. This gorgeous property is perfectly perched on a knoll where natural light abounds all day. The land is protected on one side bordered by a large estate, while the other side gazes out to the granite faces beyond. Watch the sun rise to awaken the day, then relax and soak up the pink evening rays as the granite of Cow Rock glows at sunset!

Get a jumpstart on construction and enjoy Lonesome Valley ahead of schedule! Lot 101 Roll Cast Lane is being offered with a custom designed set of house plans created by Edgens Herzog Architects, one of the area’s leading architects specializing in high-end, custom homes (reuse fee may apply). In addition to the floorplans, a complete topographic survey and soil survey have already been completed which makes breaking ground on your new custom mountain retreat so much simpler. Just engage your general contractor and get started this spring!

The Main Level

Carriage House

The Terrace Level

WELCOME TO THE VALLEY. Rich in history and lavish with heirloom family legacy,

Lonesome Valley is more than just a community – it is truly heaven on earth. Through its enchanted views and captivating atmosphere, this residential mountain farm community on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau brings together nature and luxury in a harmonious balance focused on the beauty surrounding the valley floor. This 800 acre wonderland is framed by green forests and meadows, watched over by thousand-foot granite cliffs.

Having remained in one family’s nurturing hands for more than a century, The Valley continues to flourish and provides an idyllic vision of a closer connection with nature through the simple joys of a farm estate with the satisfaction of time well spent with family and friends.

PLAY. Lonesome Valley amenities bring to life the

community’s vision. The Valley has a long tradition of mountain trout that make their home in the clear, cold, waters of Western North Carolina. Rainbow trout thrive in The Trout Pond and along Logan Creek. The Trout Pond is designated for ‘fly-fishing only’ and catch-and-release. Long Lake is ideal for swimming, canoeing or paddle boating featuring boathouse and swimming area. For a more thrilling adventure, climb the two granite faces framing the property, Cow Rock Mountain and Laurel Knob (the tallest crag east of the Mississippi). Hiking is also a popular attraction. The carefully designed network of trails and pathways connect every corner of Lonesome Valley.

For the fitness driven soul, the Fitness Barn and pool are in keeping with the commitment to physical health and general well-being and the heated pool is the perfect spot for relaxing or enjoying snacks from the food truck. The Tennis Center is well-appointed and features two courts, a pavilion with seating area and seasonal refreshments. Housed in the restored Caretaker’s Cottage, Canyon Spa offers a full menu of natural body and facial treatments, therapies and products. The spa features a cozy fireplace, sitting porch, three treatment rooms and intimate waiting areas. Canyon Kitchen provides an extraordinary connection to food true to The Valley’s agrarian roots that awakens the senses and entertains the soul.

FREQUENTLY AsKED QUESTIONS

What is Lonesome Valley?

How many homes are already built?

Lonesome Valley is an 800 acre, master-planned community located near Cashiers, NC emphasizing conservation, family-friendly amenities, and simple living on a grand scale.

As of early 2021, there are 45 completed homes and 25 additional homes which are either currently under construction or have been approved through the Architectural Review Committee for construction.

Do I need to own property in Lonesome Valley to be a Club member?

How many Lonesome Valley families live at Lonesome Valley as full-time residents?

Yes. Every owner of a residence or homesite in the community is required to join the club and maintain a club membership, and memberships are not available except with property ownership.

There are 9 families that consider Lonesome Valley as their primary residence and every year more families join the ranks. Many other families reside here over long weekends throughout the year.

What fees are associated with joining Lonesome Valley?

What does it cost to build a home at Lonesome Valley?

Fees include 1) a one-time 80% equity membership referred to as a Capital Contribution (similar to an initiation fee) paid at closing, and 2) annual dues that include a combination of Property Owner Association fees and Club dues. The total annual dues for 2021 are $8,950.

Is the 80% equity initiation fee refunded when I sell my Lonesome Valley property?

Building costs will vary from home to home, depending on size, complexity and finish details. Building costs in the mountains are typically higher than those in metropolitan areas due to special site considerations, specialized craft/labor and materials. Cost considerations are best addressed with your architect/builder.

Does Lonesome Valley sell homes and homesites?

Yes. A resigning member will receive 80% of the initiation fee paid by the new member.

Occasionally homes will be offered for sale by approved builders or as resale properties; however, Lonesome Valley typically offers homesites for sale.

What social and recreational facilities are available as part of Lonesome Valley?

After purchasing my homesite, is there a time period that I must build within?

Lonesome Valley is a unique community with both private and public amenities. Our private amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center and pool; a two­ court tennis center; extensive hiking trails; ponds and streams for fishing; a recreational lake and boathouse for boating, fishing and swimming; disc-golf course; and playground with zip line. We also have Canyon Kitchen and Canyon Spa which are both open to the public. Club members enjoy discounts and priority reservations at both Canyon Kitchen and Canyon Spa.

Can members of my family use the Club facilities?

Yes. The benefits of Club membership extend to both the parents and children of the primary member.

How many homesites are there and how many members do you currently have?

We have 165 total homesites and currently, approximately 97 owners. As a result of combined properties, a final total of 150 homes is expected.

No. Most owners choose to build within an average of 3 years; however, no start time is required.

What is the architectural review process?

The Architectural Review Committee (LVARC) meets on a weekly basis to help in expediting every owner's review process. The committee ensures that all guidelines are followed in order to maintain the Southern Appalachian farm-style architecture promoted here at Lonesome Valley.

Do you have any pre-approved architectural plans that I can use?

Yes. We have a variety of pre-approved plans exclusive to Lonesome Valley. Such plans are available for purchase from several of our local and regional architects and architectural designers. Custom homes are also welcomed at Lonesome Valley. All architectural plans are subject to Architectural Review and approval

by LVARC prior to commencing construction.