Asheville, NC Real Estate & Luxury Homes for Sale

Asheville, NC Luxury Real Estate and Homes for Sale

Estates, gated communities and mountain-view homes, guided by Cricket Benfer, a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist with more than 30 years in real estate. Asheville's luxury market spans historic neighborhoods minutes from downtown, gated communities near Biltmore Park, and mountain estates with acreage and long views, and Cricket's team helps buyers choose the setting as carefully as the house.

Asheville luxury real estate spans historic neighborhoods such as Grove Park and Montford, the Town of Biltmore Forest, gated communities including The Ramble and The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, and mountain estates with acreage and views. Redfin's January 2026 data put the median sale price of Asheville's luxury tier near $1.9 million.

  • Luxury tier median sale price: about $1.9 million (Redfin, January 2026)
  • Citywide median sale price: about $499,000 (Redfin, updated August 31, 2026)
  • Cost of living: about 7% above the national average (Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce, 2025 index of 106.8)

Explore Asheville's Luxury Neighborhoods

Biltmore Forest

An incorporated town of about 2.9 square miles, established in 1923, set between the Biltmore Estate, the Blue Ridge Parkway and the City of Asheville. It has its own town services, Greenwood Park and Rosebank Park, and an estimated population of about 1,300. See Biltmore Forest homes for sale

The Ramble Biltmore Forest

A gated community with direct access to Biltmore Park Town Square. The name does not always match the municipality of each address, so we confirm the town, taxes and services for any home in this area before you tour. See The Ramble homes for sale

Grove Park

Grove Park was platted as one of Asheville's first planned suburbs, laid out with curving streets, parks and mature trees in place of a grid. The Grove Park, Proximity Park and Sunset Terrace areas are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the architecture reflects the English-derived Craftsman style shaped by Richard Sharp Smith, the Biltmore Estate's supervising architect. It sits in North Asheville, with views of the mountains and the Grove Park Inn. See Grove Park homes for sale

Montford

A national and local historic district just north of downtown, founded in 1893. Its streets hold Victorian and Arts and Crafts homes, along with several bed and breakfast inns, and the architecture ranges across more than half a dozen styles. It suits buyers who value character and a short trip to downtown. See Montford homes for sale

Town Mountain

A ridge above downtown Asheville, where Town Mountain Road runs about seven miles from town to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Homes range from renovated mid-century houses to newer estates, and many overlook the mountains and the city. The area includes Town Mountain Preserve, a gated community of estate lots. The roads are steep and winding, and higher elevations see more snow and ice, so check access in winter before you buy. See Town Mountain homes for sale

Biltmore Park and Arden

Biltmore Park Town Square gives buyers shops, restaurants and a gathering place close to home, and the airport and the interstate are close by. Our guides to living in Arden and the best suburbs of Asheville compare the options around it. See Biltmore Park homes for sale | See Arden homes for sale

The Cliffs at Walnut Cove

A gated golf community in the Arden area. See The Cliffs at Walnut Cove homes for sale

Different neighborhoods offer different combinations of privacy, maintenance, architectural character, and convenience. We can help you compare those trade-offs before scheduling private showings. 

 

Area Setting Known for Ask before you buy
Biltmore Forest Incorporated town of about 2.9 square miles, between the Biltmore Estate, the Blue Ridge Parkway and Asheville Established estates, its own parks and town services Town taxes and services
The Ramble Gated community with access to Biltmore Park Town Square Gated living close to Town Square Which municipality the address is in
Grove Park North Asheville planned suburb with curving streets and National Register areas Craftsman architecture and views of the Grove Park Inn The age and updates of the home
Montford Historic district just north of downtown, founded 1893 Victorian and Arts and Crafts homes, bed and breakfast inns What approvals exterior changes need
Town Mountain Ridge above downtown Asheville Mountain and city views, estate lots Winter access and road grade
The Cliffs at Walnut Cove Gated golf community in the Arden area Golf and community amenities Membership and fees

Living in Asheville

Asheville's setting in Buncombe County places city amenities close to the Blue Ridge Mountains. Downtown offers restaurants, galleries, and performance venues; the River Arts District is home to working artists and creative businesses. Outdoor options include the French Broad River Greenway and public parks. The Biltmore Estate and the Blue Ridge Parkway are enduring regional landmarks. For parks, trails, and galleries, confirm current access before visiting.

Asheville sits at about 2,130 feet and averages about 10 inches of snow a year, but the elevation and exposure of an individual home can change the picture from one street to the next. Our guide to the cost of living in Asheville covers what to budget, and our post on whether Asheville is a good place to retire covers the trade-offs.

Buying an Asheville Luxury Home

Start with the interactive property map to explore available homes, then consider factors that may not be obvious in listing photos: access roads, lot orientation, views, maintenance, community rules, and proximity to the places you visit most. Our Asheville real estate market report can help you review current listings and recent sales.

Mountain properties raise questions that a flat lot never does. Before you commit, check:

  1. Access. Is the road public or private, who maintains it, and is it passable year-round, including after heavy rain or snow? How steep is the driveway?
  2. Water and sewer. Is the home on public water and sewer, or on a well and septic system? Ask for the records.
  3. Internet and cell service. Coverage can be limited at some properties.
  4. Terrain and easements. Look at the slope, drainage, retaining walls, and any utility easements that limit how the land can be used.
  5. Flood zone and insurance. Check the flood designation and the lot's distance from creeks and rivers, and get homeowners and flood quotes before you go under contract.
  6. Views. Ask how much of the view could change as trees grow.

What Luxury Means in Asheville

There is no single price at which a home becomes luxury in Asheville. The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing uses sales of $1,000,000 and above as one benchmark for its designations, and Redfin's January 2026 data put the median sale price of Asheville's luxury tier near $1.9 million. Citywide, Redfin lists a median sale price of about $499,000. What defines luxury here is as much the setting as the number: acreage, privacy, mountain views, craftsmanship and the community around the home.

Cricket Benfer is a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist and a GUILD Elite member of The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing, with more than 30 years of experience. Meet Cricket.

The Home Buying Process

Buying a luxury home in North Carolina follows a clear sequence. Here is how it works:

  1. Prepare your financing. Get a mortgage pre-approval, or confirm proof of funds if you are paying cash.
  2. Tour with a plan. We compare neighborhoods on privacy, maintenance, character and convenience before private showings, and drive your route at different times of day.
  3. Make an offer and negotiate. Your agent presents the offer and negotiates price and terms.
  4. Due diligence. North Carolina contracts include a due diligence period, and a due diligence fee. Inspections, the appraisal, and your research on access, utilities and insurance take place during this time.
  5. Title search and pre-closing. Title is searched and the closing is prepared. Closings in North Carolina are handled by an attorney.
  6. Closing. The sale is finalized and you receive the keys.

Moving from out of state? Our guide to Asheville vs Hendersonville compares two popular choices, and we are glad to talk through the timing with you.

Considering Selling Your Asheville Home?

Successful luxury marketing begins with understanding the property and its likely buyer. Cricket Benfer brings more than 30 years of real estate experience to a tailored approach combining informed pricing, professional visual presentation, targeted exposure, and personal representation. Learn more about selling with Asheville Luxury Brokers, or request a private consultation to discuss your home and timing.

How We Work With Luxury Buyers and Sellers

For buyers: We compare neighborhoods on privacy, maintenance, character and convenience, arrange private showings, and guide you through due diligence and closing. Out-of-state buyers get full remote support.

For sellers: Pricing grounded in comparable sales, professional photography and video, and targeted marketing to qualified buyers locally, nationally and internationally. Learn more about selling with Asheville Luxury Brokers

Frequently Asked Questions About Asheville Luxury Real Estate

What is considered a luxury home in Asheville?

There is no single line. The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing uses sales of $1,000,000 and above as one benchmark, and Redfin's January 2026 data put the median sale price of Asheville's luxury tier near $1.9 million. In practice, acreage, views, privacy and location matter as much as price.

What are the best luxury neighborhoods in Asheville?

It depends on what you want. Biltmore Forest and The Ramble are close to Biltmore Park and the Biltmore Estate, Grove Park and Montford are historic neighborhoods north of downtown, Town Mountain offers elevated views above the city, and The Cliffs at Walnut Cove is a gated golf community in the Arden area.

How much do luxury homes cost in Asheville?

Prices vary widely with the setting. Redfin's January 2026 data put the median sale price of Asheville's luxury tier near $1.9 million. Citywide, Redfin lists a median sale price of about $499,000. Because the range is so wide, compare actual listings in the area and price range you are considering rather than averages.

Are there gated communities in Asheville?

Yes. The Ramble Biltmore Forest and The Cliffs at Walnut Cove are gated communities, and Town Mountain Preserve is a gated community of estate lots. Biltmore Forest is an incorporated town.

Does it snow in Asheville, and does it affect luxury homes?

Asheville averages about 10 inches of snow a year, based on 1991-2020 climate normals. For a mountain home, the driveway grade, who maintains the road and how quickly you can reach a main road matter as much as the forecast.

How does buying a luxury home in North Carolina work?

You secure financing, tour and make an offer, then complete a due diligence period that includes inspections and the appraisal, followed by a title search and a closing handled by an attorney. Our home buying process section above walks through each step.

Newest Luxury Listings in Asheville, NC

500 Lynn Cove Road, Asheville
$1,200,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4439705 MLS ⋅ 2,845 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Escape to your own mountain sanctuary without leaving the city behind. This luxury retreat sits deep in the woods beside Beaverdam Creek on almost 5 acres of private, wooded land, yet it’s close to downtown Asheville and its restaurants, breweries, music, and galleries. You get a mountain hideaway on the weekends and an easy trip to town when you want it. A paved driveway makes the approach simple in every season, so guests and owners can reach the home easily while it still feels secluded and far from the crowds. The setting is the main attraction. Mature hardwoods surround the property, and in winter the leaves drop to open up long-range mountain views. Multiple decks let you enjoy it from every angle: morning coffee above the treetops, dinner outdoors with the sound of the creek, or evenings in the hot tub under the stars. Back inside, a fireplace brings cozy mountain character to cool nights. With 2,845 square feet, the home offers three bedrooms plus two bonus rooms that easily work as additional bedrooms, so it sleeps a crowd comfortably. The bonus rooms can also serve as a home office, media room, or game room. A standout opportunity for investors and second-home buyers. The mix of privacy, mountain scenery, hot tub, decks, and proximity to Asheville is exactly what vacation renters look for. With its sleeping capacity and flexible layout, this property is a strong candidate for short-term rental income. It would work just as well as a full-time home or private family retreat.

500 Lynn Cove Road, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Mtn Partners, LLC. brentcrowell@kw.com
185 Macon Avenue Unit #A5, Asheville
$790,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4438666 MLS ⋅ 1,324 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Amazing opportunity to own a one-level residence in Longchamps! Designed by renowned architect Ronald Greene, this elegant 1920s Normandy-style building is rich in architectural character and historic charm. All new windows, new mini-split, and completely repainted! The thoughtfully designed split floor plan features a beautifully updated kitchen with a gas range and abundant storage, original oak floors, beautiful trim, paneled wainscoting, a marble fireplace with gas logs, a lovely sunroom, and a clawfoot soaking tub. Enjoy convenient access by elevator or spiral staircase. This residence is one of only a select few in the building to include deeded two-car garage parking and a private, lockable storage unit. Just steps from the iconic Omni Grove Park Inn, you can enjoy cocktails on the terrace for breathtaking sunsets, world-class dining, a Donald Ross golf course, an award-winning spa, and enriching events and entertainment. In the other direction, E.W. Grove Park offers beautiful green space for walking your dog or enjoying the outdoors, while the property's beautifully maintained communal gardens provide another lovely place to relax. With its timeless architectural details, desirable one-level layout, and exceptional location, this special residence is equally suited to a wonderful forever home or an effortless lock-and-go mountain retreat. Furnishings negotiable!

185 Macon Avenue Unit #A5, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Reese Real Estate Inc. laurie@lauriereese.com
68 Cranesway Drive, Asheville
$785,000
4438703 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
A fully renovated brick ranch paired with an adjacent building lot offers room to settle in, invest, or build in Asheville’s established Malvern Hills neighborhood. Set along the neighborhood’s western edge, the property combines a wooded, private setting with convenient access to shopping and walkable neighborhood streets. Larger lots, mid-century ranches, and modern infill give this area its distinctive character—and the deer that frequent the property add to its storybook rural feel. The .34-acre cul-de-sac lot at 68 Cranesway has been surveyed and legally subdivided. Bordered by larger wooded properties and Asheville School land, it offers an opportunity to build while living in or generating rental income from the adjacent home. 340 School Rd sits on .4 acres and features three bedrooms, three full baths, hardwood floors, and an open floor plan. Renovations include all new appliances, electrical upgrades, updated interior plumbing, new water and sewer lines to the street, a new roof, and new decking. A large unfinished area with natural light provides generous storage and potential for studio or recreation space. 340 School Rd is also available without 68 Cranesway Drive at MLS #4418622. The building lot is offered only with the home. Builder is open to add-ons, or modifications with an appropriate offer.

68 Cranesway Drive, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Local Roots Realty. 828-450-7027
339 Beaverdam Road, Asheville
$1,375,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4439059 MLS ⋅ 3,837 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Set on 1.2 private acres in sought-after Beaverdam, this North Asheville retreat offers a rare mix of space, flexibility, and income potential—designed for multi-generational living, long-term or 30+ day rentals, or simply room to grow. Reached via a long private drive off Beaverdam Road, the home is set back from the road for an added sense of seclusion, with mature trees and seasonal mountain views creating a setting that feels wonderfully removed from the pace of the city — yet downtown Asheville, Beaver Lake, restaurants, grocery stores, and UNC Asheville/OLLI are all just minutes away. Inside, an open, light-filled floor plan centers on a striking two-sided gas fireplace that connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas — equally suited to lively gatherings or quiet evenings. The primary suite offers a peaceful sitting area overlooking the wooded landscape, while three additional upstairs bedrooms flex easily into guest rooms, offices, or hobby space. The real standout is the expansive lower level, with its own interior and exterior access — functioning almost as a private residence. A full kitchen, spacious family room, bedroom, laundry, workshop, and additional flex space make it ideal for extended family, long-term tenants, traveling professionals, or extended-stay guests, with separate spaces that offer privacy for everyone. Outside, a level grassy yard, mature trees, and a charming waterfall feature complete the setting, and an EV-ready 220 outlet in the garage adds a modern touch. A home built to adapt — to family, to opportunity, to however life unfolds next.

339 Beaverdam Road, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Ivester Jackson Blackstream. Laura@IJBproperties.com
7 Spooks Branch Extension, Asheville
$1,800,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4438858 MLS ⋅ 2,982 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
A Refined Expression of Modern Mountain Living Set on 1.55 private, wooded acres overlooking the Beaverdam Valley, this striking contemporary green-built and energy-star residence is a study in understated sophistication, where thoughtful architecture and the natural landscape exist in quiet harmony. Perched atop a gentle knoll, the home embraces its extraordinary setting through expansive windows, clean architectural lines, and a warm, organic palette that allows the surrounding forest to take center stage. Here, the changing seasons become an ever-evolving work of art. Every element has been considered, from the gracious entry and soaring ceilings to the seamless interplay of light, volume, and space. Warm, White Oak hardwood floors ground the interiors, while a modern, panoramic linear gas fireplace anchors the main living area. The beautifully conceived kitchen pairs a substantial nine-foot island with a walk-in pantry, creating an elegant yet highly functional setting for everyday living and entertaining. Throughout the home, you'll find intentional spaces to pause: ledges, nooks, and generous wall space to display special pieces that reflect your style. To complement the true Asheville lifestyle, expansive covered and open-air decks extend the living experience into the surrounding woodland, inviting an effortless connection between indoors and out. The main-level primary suite offers a sense of retreat, with a gently vaulted ceiling and private spa-like bathroom with heated floors, oversized shower and soaking tub. The lower level features a second living area with wet bar for game-day entertaining and a Scandinavian-inspired Jøtul gas stove. Two additional bedrooms and a generous office ( office has no closet, buyer can choose to add closet to convert to fourth bedroom, if desired) create inspired yet flexible spaces for every need. An interior courtyard provides convenient main-level parking and a distinctive approach to the home. A sun-filled, oversized two-car garage with vaulted ceilings and EV charging offers indoor parking or potential for a private fitness studio or artist's workspace. Enjoy modern living with high-speed internet, integrated LED and accent lighting, a standing-seam metal roof, aluminum-clad windows, a tankless water heater and a premium appliance package. Relish both privacy and convenience: the property is just minutes from everyday amenities and approximately 10 minutes from the vibrant centers of downtown Asheville and Weaverville. No HOA or monthly dues. Potential for ADU on-site. A rare opportunity to personalize a thoughtfully designed modern mountain residence. With select finishes still available for buyer input, there is an opportunity to introduce your own aesthetic to this distinctive architectural offering. Ask agent for Features List. Anticipated completion: February 2027.

7 Spooks Branch Extension, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Town and Mountain Realty. Aviva@townandmountain.com
414 Old Haw Creek Road, Asheville
$850,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4436855 MLS ⋅ 2,935 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status
**Open House CANCELED 11/1 2-4pm.** Tucked away on a private, 0.81-acre flag lot just 10 minutes to downtown Asheville, this Haw Creek sanctuary blends eco-conscious living with exceptional design. The magical, fully fenced grounds boast an edible food forest, fruit trees, native plantings, a koi pond, multiple stone patios, a sunny deck, and a chicken coop. Outfitted for sustainability with owned solar panels, a Franklin whole-home battery, and EV charging in the two-car garage. Light-filled main level features oak floors, a spacious chef’s kitchen that opens to the living room, and a formal dining room that flows to a custom bar area. Glass sliders open to a massive screened porch overlooking the pond and backyard. A private main-level bedroom has a dedicated entrance and access to a full bath—perfect for a practitioner setup or guest quarters. Upstairs, the primary retreat dazzles with a skylight and large ensuite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms with new cork floors open to a private, second-story deck. Paved dual parking and abundant storage complete this rare urban homestead.

414 Old Haw Creek Road, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty. cwcraven@mymosaicrealty.com
40 Canterbury N Road, Asheville
$2,850,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 4437245 MLS ⋅ 5,430 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Built in 1910, Dogwood Cottage in Asheville’s Albemarle Park, has been meticulously and fully restored. This National Register historic district property offers a rare opportunity to own one of Asheville’s few original Adirondack lodge style homes. Filled with historic details, this home has been updated with the comfort of modern conveniences. Resting on .67 acre, with 5400 square feet of living space, Dogwood Cottage has 4 bedrooms, 5 and 1/2 baths, and a main level primary bedroom suite. A custom designed arts and crafts kitchen provides mahogany cabinets, granite countertops, a Sub Zero refrigerator and Viking Stove. Dogwood boasts 9 fireplaces, 5 log trimmed porches, original chestnut shake siding, and heart pine flooring throughout all 3 floors. Rare for the neighborhood, the property offers a generous, flat side yard ideal for play, entertaining or simply enjoying the beautiful mountain views and natural surroundings. Dogwood Cottage is a genuine piece of Asheville history, built by Thomas Raoul, the original head of the Biltmore Company and once owned by E.W. Grove. A truly rare opportunity to own an Asheville treasure with an outstanding blend of historical detail, lodge style craftsmanship, and modern luxury and conveniences.

40 Canterbury N Road, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Seller Solutions. john.sellersolutions@gmail.com
297 Hillside Street, Asheville
$899,000
4 Baths ⋅ 4438519 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Is this the most interesting property available in Asheville? Even without the eclectic furnishings (some of which are available), the unique and versatile layout is flexible for a variety of uses: single-family, multifamily, rental, live/work, artist studio, retail/commercial, or a mix. Zoning is the rare and coveted Neighborhood Business. So many extraordinary touches and endless customizations make it special, showing the high quality and thoughtful design. The studio apartment is being left fully furnished/turnkey and has been a reliable rental at $1700+ per month. Second floor living area has been rented for $2500+ per month. The first floor live/work space has been rented for $1500+ per month. Amazing location in a friendly neighborhood in between Charlotte St and Merrimon Ave and just a mile to downtown. 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 kitchens, plus a bonus loft at the top which is a favorite spot! City verbally confirmed homestay short term rental STR possibility with two of the units with minor modifications if you live onsite. Sellers explored connecting the first and second floors to make it a more traditional two-story home but preferred the current layout so that hasn't been done but is possible according to the sellers and the City. It is well built and well-maintained. Check out the 3-D walk-through to get a sense of the layout and efficient design. Sellers are willing to consider owner financing - make an offer!

297 Hillside Street, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty. buck@mymosaicrealty.com
297 Hillside Street, Asheville
$899,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4438474 MLS ⋅ 2,136 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Is this the most interesting property available in Asheville? Even without the eclectic furnishings (some of which are available), the unique and versatile layout is flexible for a variety of uses: single-family, multifamily, rental, live/work, artist studio, retail/commercial, or a mix. Zoning is the rare and coveted Neighborhood Business. So many extraordinary touches and endless customizations make it special, showing the high quality and thoughtful design. The studio apartment is being left fully furnished/turnkey and has been a reliable rental at $1700+ per month. Second floor living area has been rented for $2500+ per month. The first floor live/work space has been rented for $1500+ per month. Amazing location in a friendly neighborhood in between Charlotte St and Merrimon Ave and just a mile to downtown. 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 kitchens, plus a bonus loft at the top which is a favorite spot! City verbally confirmed homestay short term rental STR possibility with two of the units with minor modifications if you live onsite. Sellers explored connecting the first and second floors to make it a more traditional two-story home but preferred the current layout so that hasn't been done but is possible according to the sellers and the City. It is well built and well-maintained. Check out the 3-D walk-through to get a sense of the layout and efficient design. Sellers are willing to consider owner financing - make an offer!

297 Hillside Street, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty. buck@mymosaicrealty.com
297 Hillside Street, Asheville
$899,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4438414 MLS ⋅ 1,856 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Is this the most interesting property available in Asheville? Even without the eclectic furnishings (some of which are available), the unique and versatile layout is flexible for a variety of uses: single-family, multifamily, rental, live/work, artist studio, retail/commercial, or a mix. Zoning is the rare and coveted Neighborhood Business. So many extraordinary touches and endless customizations make it special, showing the high quality and thoughtful design. The studio apartment is being left fully furnished/turnkey and has been a reliable rental at $1700+ per month. Second floor living area has been rented for $2500+ per month. The first floor live/work space has been rented for $1500+ per month. Amazing location in a friendly neighborhood in between Charlotte St and Merrimon Ave and just a mile to downtown. 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 kitchens, plus a bonus loft at the top which is a favorite spot! City verbally confirmed homestay short term rental STR possibility with two of the units with minor modifications if you live onsite. Sellers explored connecting the first and second floors to make it a more traditional two-story home but preferred the current layout so that hasn't been done but is possible according to the sellers and the City. It is well built and well-maintained. Check out the 3-D walk-through to get a sense of the layout and efficient design. Sellers are willing to consider owner financing - make an offer!

297 Hillside Street, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty. buck@mymosaicrealty.com
17 Sheridan Road, Asheville
$795,000
4 Beds ⋅ 4433918 MLS ⋅ 2,208 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Two Homes in One: Live, Rent, or Both in Kenilworth! Welcome to this move-in-ready two-story home in Asheville’s sought-after Kenilworth neighborhood, offering a rare combination of space, flexibility, and income potential. The main house features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, with a beautifully renovated kitchen and new appliances. A separate, private basement apartment with its own laundry room adds even more value. Both the main house and the apartment have their own laundry rooms, so everyone has the convenience of in-unit living. The possibilities are endless: House hack: Live in the main house and rent out the apartment to help offset your mortgage. Investment property: Rent both units and enjoy two rental incomes. Multi-generational living: Keep family close while maintaining privacy and independence. Outdoor living is easy here. Relax on the spacious covered front porch, entertain on the back deck, or gather on the patio in the backyard. A driveway and separate parking pad make parking simple for everyone at the house and the apartment. Location is everything, and this one delivers. You’re minutes from Biltmore Village, Mission Hospital, and downtown Asheville, with shopping, dining, healthcare, and entertainment close at hand. Whether you’re looking for a home, an investment, or both, this Kenilworth gem has so many possibilities.

17 Sheridan Road, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Preferred Properties. adotson@preferredprop.com
56 Maney Avenue, Asheville
$1,590,000
7 Beds ⋅ 4438442 MLS ⋅ 4,014 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Elevated Living. Exceptional Design. Endless Possibilities. A rare opportunity to enjoy refined luxury living with remarkable income-producing potential. Thoughtfully designed with sophisticated finishes, exceptional craftsmanship, and versatile living spaces, 56 Maney Avenue offers an extraordinary combination of elegance, comfort, and investment opportunity. At the heart of the home, a stunning chef’s kitchen showcases premium Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, beautifully appointed finishes, and a layout designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Rich white oak flooring adds warmth and timeless character, while thoughtfully curated details elevate every space. Seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living, the property features inviting outdoor gathering spaces and a fully equipped luxury outdoor kitchen, creating the perfect setting for alfresco dining and year-round entertaining. What truly sets this property apart is its exceptional versatility. A separate guest house and spacious two-bedroom basement apartment that can be separated or connected to house offer opportunities for hosting extended family, accommodating guests, or generating rental income. With four kitchens throughout the property, the possibilities for multigenerational living and income-producing accommodations are especially compelling. Ideally situated near Asheville’s beloved farmers market, local dining, and everyday conveniences, this distinctive property offers the best of luxury living with the added benefit of established rental opportunities. 56 Maney Avenue is more than a beautiful home—it’s a lifestyle investment where elevated design meets exceptional flexibility. *Note that utilities are under one meter.

56 Maney Avenue, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Ivester Jackson Blackstream. anna@ijbproperties.com
33 Carolina Lane, Asheville
$895,000
4438321 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Experience over 2,500 square feet of unique urban living in this one-bedroom, one-bath condo at 33 Carolina Lane. Once part of Asheville’s agricultural district and now a vibrant multicultural enclave, this residence blends modern comfort with authentic industrial character. The upper level offers approximately 1,300 square feet of stylish living space featuring curated artwork, bold accents, designer furnishings, oversized flat-screen TVs, exposed ductwork, and soaring ceilings. Historic elements—including richly aged walls and striking wood floors—create a warm, textured backdrop. An additional 1,300-square-foot lower level, with separate access off Chicken Alley, provides exceptional potential for expansion or flexible use. Seller will provide a credit toward installation of an internal staircase to connect the two levels. Located in the heart of downtown Asheville, just one block from Pack Square. The property is surrounded by a variety of restaurants, retail shops, entertainment venues, and local businesses. Situated in a vibrant downtown district known for its historic character and walkability, the location offers convenient access to Asheville's shopping, dining, arts, and music scene. Highlights: Prime Downtown Asheville Location, One Block from Pack Square, Central Business District (CBD) Zoning, Currently Operating as an Airbnb with, Grandfathered Vacation Rental Use, High Ceilings, Exposed Ductwork, and Historic Wood Floors, Upper Level Features 1 Bedroom and 1 Bathroom, Lower Level with Separate Entrance from Chicken Alley, Potential for Commercial or Mixed-Use Opportunities.

33 Carolina Lane, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Dewey Property Advisors. lurie.jay@gmail.com
612 Holt Lane, Asheville
$1,875,000
6 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 4438039 MLS ⋅ 7,131 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Showcasing timeless character and grand architectural scale, this gracious Biltmore Park home features elegant rounded walls, a stately living room with a grand fireplace and custom ceiling, a formal dining room, and a spacious family room that seamlessly opens to a covered, multi-level deck. Main-level living is made effortless with the primary bedroom on the main floor alongside a private office or den. Enjoy incredible warmth across five fireplaces throughout the home, including one on the delightful covered enclosed porch overlooking a level yard with a fenced area. The upper level offers three spacious bedrooms, two baths, and another large family room, while the basement delivers exceptional versatility with a tiled rec room, wet bar, two additional bedrooms, a shared baths, and extensive unfinished storage. Added perks: all-brick and stone construction, main level laundry room, radiant floors, power generator, and a rare three-car garage. Outside, mature landscaping complement stone walls and low-maintenance areas on a largely level, oversized lot. Ideal proximity to TC Roberson schools, the clubhouse and community pool, and three miles of scenic trails just a stone’s throw away. Venture a little further to enjoy ever popular Town Square amenities: boutique shops, upscale dining, outdoor cafés, premium fitness venues, recurring community events, and even a seasonal farmer’s market. Blending enduring quality, classic features, and sprawling space, this impressive home on a quiet cul-de-sac presents an incredible opportunity in an unbeatable location.

612 Holt Lane, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Asheville-Biltmore Park. gaia@beverly-hanks.com
12 S Lexington Avenue Unit #209, Asheville
$765,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4437387 MLS ⋅ 1,057 SqFt. ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status
Experience the best of downtown Asheville living at 12 S. Lexington Avenue! In the heart of downtown, this stylish condominium features soaring ceilings, an open floor plan and expansive windows that flood the space with natural light. Beautiful Lexington Glass light fixtures throughout add a distinctive touch of local artistry and character. Enjoy the convenience of a dedicated parking space in the enclosed parking garage, a desired amenity downtown. Residents also enjoy access to a fully fenced outdoor green space, ideal for four-legged companions, along with a sixth-floor outdoor common area made for relaxing or gathering with friends. Go outside and explore Asheville's vibrant restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and entertainment, all just moments from your front door. A wonderful blend of urban sophistication, local craftsmanship and everyday convenience in the heart of downtown Asheville.

12 S Lexington Avenue Unit #209, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. 404-386-4106
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