113 Forest Hills Drive

Welcome to Bullhead Mountain Lodge – Where Luxury Meets “Did We Just Find Heaven?” If Paul Bunyan designed dream homes with a flair for luxury, this would be it. Crafted with massive locally sourced timber beams and stone accents, this lodge-style beauty isn’t just a home—it’s a conversation starter. (Warning: friends may invite themselves over. A lot.) Perfectly perched just 4 minutes from downtown Black Mountain, 20 minutes to Asheville, and within easy reach of Lake Lure, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and even the Biltmore gates—you’re basically the epicenter of mountain magic. Inside, it only gets better: 4 gathering areas (because one living room is never enough) A sunroom that doubles as your daily mountain-view meditation zone A pool room with a giant TV + games (trash talk encouraged) A gourmet kitchen with professional appliances AND a bird’s nest tower. (Yes, you read that right. You get your own bird’s-eye perch.) 6 bedrooms + a bunk room that sleeps a small army (video games + foosball included) A wellness wing with Peloton, sauna, and full bath (earn that hot tub soak). Outside, it’s basically vacation brochure material:?Swimming pool ? Hot tub ? Fire pit ? Room to breathe in mountain air ? This home is an entertainer’s dream, but it’s equally designed for everyday living. With dedicated spaces for work, play, and wellness, plus thoughtful touches that balance luxury with comfort, Bullhead Mountain Lodge easily transitions from weekend retreat to full-time residence. Whether you’re sipping morning coffee on the deck, working remotely with mountain views as your Zoom background, or watching kids splash in the pool after school, life here feels both inspiring and effortless. Whether you’re hosting, hibernating, or just bragging about your new “mountain lodge life” on Instagram, Bullhead Mountain Lodge is ready to impress. Consider this ideal TURN KEY opportunity to own a second home/vacation home and leverage revenue from bookings with professional management—or claim it as your forever home and wake up to the mountains every day. Either way, it’s a no-stress YES