One of America's most beloved historic hotels, High Hampton, is an American treasure in the heart of Cashiers, North Carolina, run by Blackberry Farm. Enthusiastically restored over the past three years, this landmark resort has a new Tom Fazio golf course. Access to this special resort is limited to guests of the Inn or to private members who must own property associated with High Hampton. The revitalization of the Inn, cottages and restaurants created a huge demand for homes “on campus” close to all the popular amenities. This demand is met by introducing 431 Flagstone Road, a legacy home on the lake at High Hampton. A legacy home is a place of refuge and solitude, a haven shared with family and friends. It is a reward serving as a diversion from hectic routines. With a legacy home in the right area with the array of High Hampton recreational pursuits, this home provides a lifestyle similar to a five-star resort with the security of ownership and belonging. Infused with a natural elegance, this home sits in humble majesty in a beautiful park-like setting. A great home should unfold room by room, just like a great book unfolds chapter by chapter. The entrance to this home is a spacious foyer spilling into the great room where mountain meets modern with rustic wooden beams accenting the soaring ceiling. The farmhouse inspired kitchen with custom cabinets and a large pantry is the heart of the home with the lure of the round dining room table beckoning the entire family for an evening of food and conversation. The roaring fire in the massive fireplace counterbalances the inviting space. One wall of sliding doors opens to the beauty of the large outdoor room overlooking the flat backyard and the view of the lake. The cozy primary bedroom suite is a quiet retreat on one wing of the home with a separate private office just down the hall. The opposite wing of the home provides privacy for two perfect guest suites with a powder room in between.