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$510,000
3 Beds
2 Baths2 full baths
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106 Settawig Rd, Brasstown, NC 28902
$510,000
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Mixed Use
Built in 1940
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6.81 acres lot
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Description
Step into a living piece of Brasstown history. Built in 1941 by Folk School teachers Eleanor "Ellie" & Monroe Wilson, this farmhouse radiates craftsmanship & connection - from hand-milled wood & forged hardware to Ellie's own stained glass still glowing in the sunroom. This 6+ acre farm is where generations lived, worked, & gathered. The property holds the historic community springhead that once served Brasstown families before running water reached their homes, a flowing symbol of connection that still nourishes the land today. Over 31/2 years, the current stewards have restored & renewed this property with great care, preserving its artistry & expanding its purpose. Now...
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- Listing updated: August 20, 2026 at 5:09 am
- Listing Provided by: | Century 21 Black Bear Realty (706) 896-8633
- Source: Georgia MLS-GA | MLS#: 10637406
Property Details
Status
Active
Type
Single Family Residence
No. of Stories
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County
City
Neighborhood
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Year Built
1940
HOA Fees
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Finished Area
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Lot Size
6.81 acres lot
Basement Area
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MLS Name
Georgia MLS
MLS Number
10637406
MLS Status
Active
Days on Market
309
Cumulative Days on Market
293
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