Pinnacle 20
Your place in
the mountains.
At the end of the road, find 3.3 acres of privacy and long-range mountain views to the east and west. Explore a peaceful Majestic Mountain setting near Kerr Scott Lake and Wilkesboro.
More of the mountain life.
Community amenities and nearby lake scenery are labeled separately from the tract image. Click any photo to enlarge.
Start with the details.
Then come explore.
Pinnacle 20 brings together a private end-of-road setting and long-range views in two directions. It offers a place to slow down, spend more time outside, and consider what mountain living could look like for you.
Kerr Scott Lake adds boating, fishing, and time on the water to the area’s appeal. Speak directly with David to review the tract, available building information, and access before arranging your visit.
- Property
- Pinnacle 20
- Advertised acreage
- 3.3 acres
- Location
- Wilkes County, North Carolina
- Priced to sell now
- $69,500
- Setting
- End of the road
- Views
- Long-range east and west
- Nearby
- Kerr Scott Lake · Wilkesboro
Mountain land near MerleFest.
Enjoy a mountain setting near Wilkesboro, home to MerleFest at Wilkes Community College. From bluegrass to Americana and roots music, the festival adds another reason to love the area.
Explore MerleFest ↗Make your visit count.
Ask for the parcel map, access directions, community documents, and any available septic or utility information before visiting.
Your questions, welcome.
How do I see the property?
Call or text David at 336-525-9904 to arrange access and a personal showing. Request directions before setting out.
Can I build the home I have in mind?
Discuss your plans with David and verify the recorded restrictions, applicable approvals, terrain, and septic suitability before relying on a particular use.
What about utilities and septic?
Request current information for this specific parcel, including utility locations and any available septic evaluation or permits.
Are there community dues or restrictions?
Ask for the current HOA or road maintenance charges and recorded community documents, including building and use restrictions.
How do I request the map?
Use the text button above or call David. The messaging link opens a draft for you to review and send.

