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Dillard Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $664K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $199K |
| Highest Price | $1.8M |
| Total Listings | 20 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 76 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $287 |
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The small town of Dillard is located in the gorgeous, green hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. A northern community, Dillard offers cabin-style living and the scenic beauty that is so highly-desired in this region. Residents of Dillard are fond of outdoor recreation, especially horseback riding, and make the move specifically for the serene, mountain atmosphere surrounding the town.
Those dreaming of picturesque mountain cabins will find numerous properties on the real estate market. Dillard is recognized for its cabin-style homes, which are built in a variety of styles—from traditional to contemporary. Beyond just residential listings, Dillard has many opportunities to purchase vacant land and lots. The commercial areas of the town are located off of Main Street (Highway 441), with primarily untouched land encircling the community. As a result, those dreaming of building their dream custom home have many opportunities in Dillard.
Older properties in Dillard tend to be more rustic in design, including cottage and ranch style homes (along with the cabins). Much of the real estate for sale in this town has been constructed in the 80s and 90s. Despite this, older homes remain classic and timeless, with interior design that is distinctly cabin-like. Wood beams, cozy fireplaces, hardwood flooring, gable roofs, and large porches are popular features of both old and new homes.
New homes for sale are typically built in the desirable cabin styles, often with a Craftsman or Contemporary twist to the popular log cabin design. Builds from even the last 20 years generally have more modern interiors, with quartz or granite kitchen countertops, sleek design, and open-concept floor plans. Some older homes have also been recently updated, as well. The majority of homes on the Dillard real estate market, however, are older—but this just adds to their charm. Dillard does stretch around Sky Valley, and the east end is where the area’s condos (albeit only a few complexes) are located.
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Dillard Highlights & Amenities
Stunning mountain views and highly sought-after privacy. Although Dillard is quite small in population, it has a lot to offer its residents. Dillard is known for its equestrian trails, as it is the home of Dillard House Stables. This top attraction is great for those of all ages, but the kids in particular will enjoy the small zoo (featuring farm animals) and all the horses. There are more horseback riding services south of the community, as well.
The town doesn’t have a designated downtown area, but various shops and restaurants are found along Main Street (Highway 441). Gallery 441, the town’s art gallery, is a popular attraction, located next to a consignment shop and across the street from an antiques store. Dillard is a great destination for vintage or antique shopping, as there are many different retailers in the town that stock some incredible treasures. The town also has a general store, a bank, and a grocery store.
One of the most recognized attractions is the Dillard House Inn and Restaurant. Found just by the stables, this historic property offers highly-rated Southern style cuisine, and guests enjoy unparalleled mountain views. The community also hosts several events throughout the year.
Numerous outdoor recreation opportunities and scenic attractions can be found around Dillard. This includes wine tasting at 12 Spies Vineyards, hiking and camping at Black Rock Mountain State Park, and golfing at Sky Valley Country Club. Dillard is found to the north of Rabun Gap and York. The largest city is Clayton, which is about 7 miles south of the town.
Dillard: Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How far is Dillard, GA from North Carolina?
A. Dillard is about 2 miles south of the Georgia-North Carolina border. The closest North Carolina community is Scaly Mountain, which is about 7 miles away.
Q. Is Sky Valley part of Dillard?
A. Dillard and Sky Valley are a town and city, respectively. They are situated next to each other and are not the same municipality.
Q. Are there waterfalls in Dillard?
A. There are many waterfalls near the town of Dillard. Darnell Falls, the falls on Thomas Creek, and Holcomb Creek Falls are popular attractions that hikers can access via area trails.
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