Murphy Office, NC

The Howard Hanna Allen Tate Realtors Murphy office is located at 105 Tennessee Street, Suites C and D, in downtown Murphy. 

The office serves home buyers and sellers in Murphy, Andrews, Marble, Highlands, Cashiers, Scaly Mountain, Sapphire, Topton, Robbinsville, Sylva and Bryson City, North Carolina. It also serves clients in northeast Georgia, including Ellijay, Hiawassee, Blairsville and Blue Ridge. Mortgage and Insurance representatives are available to assist clients. 

Community Profile

Located in the center of North Carolina's westernmost county, Murphy, NC offers a “Balance of Rest and Adventure.” The small town of 1,700 sits on what was historically the homeland of the Cherokee people and is perfectly positioned to take advantage of the Great Smoky Mountains’ natural wonders and the best of big city amenities. Murphy is within two hours of four major metropolitan areas: Asheville, NC; Chattanooga, TN; Knoxville, TN; and Atlanta, GA. 

Cherokee County’s remoteness within the Appalachian Mountains makes it a prime location for affordable mountain housing with incredible views. Homes in and around Murphy, NC typically range from the low $100Ks to the $600Ks. Luxury and sub-luxury homesteads are also available. Many are priced to include significant acreage.

Murphy is home to excellent public and private schools and supports a thriving homeschool community. Tri-County Community College offers two-year post-secondary degrees in more than 30 programs of study. Other nearby colleges and universities include North Georgia Technical College, Southwestern Community College, Young Harris College, Western Carolina University, and University of North Georgia. John F. Campbell Folk School, the oldest and largest folk school in the U.S., is located in nearby Brasstown and focuses on creative folk art education for all ages. 

The small mountain community is known for locally owned businesses, thriving artisans, and abundance of outdoor activities. The Blue Ridge Craft Trails, a series of curated driving trails throughout the region, features 200 craft sites, including six museums, art centers, and studio/galleries in Murphy. The Cherokee County Historical Museum chronicles the 11,000-year history of the Cherokee people. Murphy offers a variety of culinary and beverage options, including several breweries. 

With an abundance of lakes, rivers, streams and mountains, Murphy offers something for every outdoor sports enthusiast, from trout fishing to mountain biking. The Piney Knob Trail System and Waterfall Byway are popular Western NC attractions that span through the Murphy area.