Two tracts, 39+ acres, and a life already built on them. This Wilkes County mountain land rises from 1, 700 to 2, 140 feet with frontage on Chestnut Grove Road and a recorded deeded easement joining both tracts. Two campsites with full hookups, power, spring water and septic let you move onto your land the week you close and stay there while you build. Years of care show everywhere: cut gravel roads with engineered drainage, marked and labeled hiking trails, benches at the vantage points, woods cleared of limbs so you can walk them and see through them. A creek runs the lower tract. An open field the owners call Big Sky Country gives you nothing but horizon. A pre-Civil War home place sits at the east edge, and beyond it, permanently protected State of North Carolina conservation land that will never be developed. Abundant wildlife and a night sky with no light pollution. Rare to find acreage you can enjoy the first afternoon instead of the first year.