OPEN HOUSE | SATURDAY, JULY 25 | 12:00 - 3:00 PM 760 Woody Lane crowns the ridge inside gated Laurel Ridge Country Club, and the view is the reason. From the top of the mountain the land falls away across all of Laurel Ridge and keeps going: layered blue ridgelines, the Great Smoky Mountains and Mt. Pisgah standing off in the distance, and the lights of Waynesville in the valley below. Long range, mountain, year round. This is the view buyers climb the ridge hoping to find, and here it follows you from room to room. The log home lives easy on one level. Two bedrooms and two baths in 1,816 square feet, with an open layout that keeps the ridgeline in front of you from the moment you walk in. A stone wood-burning fireplace anchors the great room and earns its keep on a cool mountain evening. Wood, tile and carpet floors, insulated windows and doors, central air and a heat pump, city water, and a full appliance package that stays. There is a one-car garage, so the everyday things have somewhere to go. Step out to the deck and you are in the room you will actually use, from cool-air mornings through the long golden hour when the ridgelines light up. A gazebo sits in the yard, and a fenced area gives dogs and grandchildren somewhere to be. The second living quarters is what sets this property apart. A separate guest house of 968 square feet, with its own two bedrooms, two baths and private entrance, carrying the same views as the main home. Family who visit get their own front door. A studio, a workshop or an office gets its own building. Together the two structures total 2,784 square feet, four bedrooms and four baths. All of it sits on 2.07 acres, two building lots combined into a single parcel. The lot next door is not a neighbor waiting to happen, it is already yours, and so is the privacy and the sightline that comes with it. Native rhododendron, mountain laurel and hardwoods screen the house without crowding the view. Laurel Ridge Country Club surrounds you: an 18-hole Bob Cupp designed golf course, clubhouse, fitness center, putting green, tennis and game courts, behind a gate, on a paved road, with dues of only $50. The course and downtown Waynesville shops and dining are about five minutes down the mountain. The Blue Ridge Parkway is under ten. Asheville is thirty-five. High elevation mountain living, a stone hearth to come home to, a second home for guests already built, and a view that does not end.