Homesite ES-30 is a 2.35-acre mountain homesite located in the Eagle Springs section of The Lodges at Eagles Nest, offering elevations approaching 4,300 feet, a level building envelope, and the rare combination of easy buildability and natural water features within one of the High Country’s most established luxury mountain communities. The property features a broad, usable building site that supports a highly efficient path to future construction while reducing site preparation complexity and development costs compared with many steep mountain properties. Mature hardwoods and lush rhododendron thickets frame the homesite, while a flowing creek and cascading natural waterfall create a distinctive mountain setting immersed in the sights and sounds of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Positioned within Eagle Springs, the homesite enjoys convenient access to Camp Eagles Nest as well as central proximity to The Great Camp, North Pavilion, Eagles Nest Winery, and the Beech Mountain access gate, creating efficient access to multiple amenity and recreation destinations throughout the community. The Lodges at Eagles Nest encompasses more than 3,000 acres of high-elevation terrain with elevations exceeding 5,200 feet and is recognized for its balance of preserved mountain landscape and thoughtfully developed lifestyle amenities. The community features panoramic mountain views, waterfalls, dramatic rock formations, flowing streams, extensive trail systems for hiking, mountain biking, and ATV riding, access to the Elk River, and a wide range of amenity destinations including The Great Camp, Camp Eagles Nest, Eagles Nest River Club, The North Pavilion, Eagles Nest Winery, and Epic Chophouse restaurant. As buyers continue to place increasing emphasis on usable topography, natural water features, and convenient access to core amenities, homesites offering this combination of buildability, elevation, and mountain character are becoming increasingly difficult to find within Eagles Nest, making ES-30 a compelling opportunity for future custom mountain construction.