251 Angel Heart Ln

Start with the view, because the house does. Every principal room on this ridge in Mineral Bluff Peak faces the same year-round, long-range line of Blue Ridge mountains, and the glass is sized to prove it — clerestory windows above, floor-to-ceiling below, a knotty-pine cathedral ceiling carrying the eye out through both. Built new in 2023 on 1.48 wooded acres, the main level holds everything a day actually requires: great room, eat-in kitchen, dining, and the primary suite, all on one floor.

The great room is anchored by a linear gas fireplace set into a full-height tile wall, with French doors opening to the deck at one end and the kitchen open to it at the other. That kitchen was built for the room it sits in — a waterfall quartz island with seating, a pro-style range under a stainless hood, a farmhouse sink set at the window so the mountains are what you look at while you work, a walk-in pantry, and a dining table that keeps the same panorama. Floors change with the room’s job: wood, tile, terrazzo, luxury vinyl.

The primary suite takes the main-level corner — bed wall against a stone fireplace, windows on two sides. A barn door opens onto a hallway of dual walk-in closets in full custom built-ins, and beyond it a bath with a double vanity, a glass shower, and a sculptural freestanding tub placed where the light is. A second bedroom is also on the main level; two more sit on the terrace level, each with a bath of its own — four bedrooms and five baths in all, four full and one half.

Downstairs is where the house stops being ordinary. The full finished terrace level opens into a second living room under exposed beams, with a wet bar built around a curved marble island and a slatted wine wall behind it. Off it, behind glass, is the indoor pool: travertine deck, stacked-stone walls, stone fireplace, and the same mountain view through a wall of windows. A swim in February with the ridge line going orange is not something most houses can offer.

Outside, a covered deck runs the length of the view side with an outdoor kitchen and a stone wood-burning fireplace — four fireplaces in the house all told, three gas and one out here under the sky. Around it, 1.48 rolling wooded acres and a paved drive with an EV charging station in place of a garage. Metal roof, stone, stucco and cedar; insulated windows; zoned heating and central air. Built in 2023, and finished as though someone meant to keep it.