$299,000

About this home

Megalithic stone circle sacred site near black mountain. Circle contains 20-25 natural megaliths some as tall as 9-10 feet. The outer circle is 100 feet in diameter and contains an inner circle of 15 feet in diameter which has a fire pit. This inner circle is perfect for ceremonies, events and simply sitting by the fire. The outlying megaliths mark the cardinal points of direction and sunsets on the equinoxes and solstices as well as the northernmost moon set. This site was constructed by hand using prehistoric means and no modern mechanical power. This megalithic circle sits on 8 acres of rural private land at 1,800 feet elevation southeast of Black Mountain along Cedar creek. The property includes about 100 yards of creek frontage, mountain views and overlooks a 1 acre pond. The site has a well established 1 acre orchard of fruit and nut bearing trees , grape arbors, and berry bushes . There is also a 1 acre garden plot with rich organic soil that has never had pesticides or herbicides applied in the last 50 years. The hills and hollows around the property rich in herbs, native wild flowers, and mature hardwood forest of 80 foot trees. The site is located hidden along a paved rural road by a thick bamboo stand. The plot has electrical power, septic system and high speed Spectrum internet. This is a ‘one of a kind’ property with 3 great possible house sites and potential for group events or a cultural, religious, spiritual, yoga, health, or native American center. THIS IS THE ONLY MEGALITHIC STONE CIRCLE SITE FOR SALE IN AMERICA

Property details

MLS

Canopy MLS

MLS #

CAR4332856

Property type

Acreage

Subdivision

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Status

Active

Days on market

285

On market date

January 4, 2026

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Nearby schools

Within 10 miles. School directory data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), accessed via the Urban Institute Education Data API. Local Score is calculated by INNOVATE Real Estate; where a state rating is shown, it comes from that state's own official school report card.