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Welcome to your dream home in the heart of North Carolina! Nestled in a vibrant community, this charming neighborhood offers a perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. While the area is rich in natural beauty and local amenities, it’s the homes that truly shine here, waiting to welcome you with open arms.

Imagine waking up in a spacious abode, surrounded by lush greenery and friendly neighbors. The homes in this neighborhood boast a variety of architectural styles, ensuring that there's something to suit every taste. Whether you prefer a cozy cottage or a modern masterpiece, the options are plentiful. Each property features inviting interiors, perfect for family gatherings or quiet evenings at home.

Families will appreciate the access to quality education, with elementary schools nearby that prioritize student success and community involvement. Even though specific elementary school information is not provided here, rest assured that the area is known for its supportive educational environment, allowing children to thrive academically and socially.

Beyond the homes, the neighborhood offers a wealth of recreational opportunities. Enjoy leisurely strolls through picturesque parks, or take advantage of nearby trails for hiking and biking adventures. Local shops and eateries are just a stone's throw away, providing a delightful mix of flavors and experiences to explore.

In this North Carolina neighborhood, you’ll find not just a house but a place to call home. Embrace the lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of in a community that’s ready to welcome you with open arms!

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$2,025,000
4 Beds 6 Baths 4423637 MLS ACTIVE Status
Welcome to a hidden oasis in the city, where historic character, beautiful gardens and sweeping views come together on just under an acre. Thoughtfully restored and beautifully maintained, this distinctive home enjoys unobstructed views of the Asheville skyline and Blue Ridge Mountains, creating a setting that feels remarkably private while still connected to the best of North Asheville. The city and mountain views are on display from the picture-perfect level lawn that is surrounded by mature landscaping. *** The home is advertised as having 3,097 SF of reported living area per NC Guidelines. But the home has 3,827 SF of finished, heated and usable space. Please see floor plans for additional details.*** The city and mountain views are on display from the picture-perfect level lawn that is surrounded by mature landscaping. The spacious screened porch overlooks the grounds and offers one of the best places to relax, dine or entertain while enjoying the gardens and stunning views.The garden space features stone walls, meandering stone pathways, flowering trees and ample space for a garden. Inside, much of the character and craftsmanship of the home has been carefully preserved. High ceilings and large windows bring in an abundance of natural light, while a large gas fireplace anchors the main living space. The original staircase, with its beautiful woodwork and period details, is a wonderful reminder of the home’s history and craftsmanship. The primary suite offers its own private retreat, with a separate sitting room showcasing stunning views and a private ensuite bath with a steam shower. Throughout the home, original details are complemented by thoughtful updates for modern living. The home has also benefited from significant recent capital improvements, including a new roof, solar panels, updated electrical and HVAC systems, and a freshly painted exterior—offering the timeless character of a historic home with the comfort and reliability of modern updates. Set on a quiet cul-de-sac in an established North Asheville neighborhood, the property offers easy access to the trails at UNCA and is just a short stroll to the North Asheville Tailgate Market on Saturdays. A detached two-car garage, ample parking and generous storage add everyday functionality.

35 Elias Place, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. 828-777-6162

$350,000
2 Beds 1 Baths 4419554 MLS ACTIVE Status
Fix It, Reimagine It, or Build New on the Ivy River. Wake up to the soothing sound of the river and enjoy a setting that feels tucked away in nature while being just minutes from downtown Weaverville and, in the opposite direction, Mars Hill. This property includes four parcels, offering an opportunity to reimagine what’s here. The existing home needs significant work and could be renovated or replaced with a new structure, subject to applicable approvals. The entire 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home measures approximately 795 square feet in total, however only the main living area is heated. Therefore it's the only part considered heated living area. The lower parcel along the river is located within the floodplain, and a portion of that land was lost during Hurricane Helene. However, floodwaters did not reach the house, which lies considerably high off the road. The foundation was professionally secured in 2026 under the direction of a structural engineer, and the warranty conveys with the property. The garage floor seeps water during heavy rain. For the buyer with vision, this is an opportunity to create something special—a peaceful retreat where the Ivy River provides a constant soundtrack, with Asheville-area conveniences close at hand. Property is being sold "as is." Sellers will make no repairs. The house is occupied therefore as much advance notice as possible is requested for a showing.

321 Bartlett Road, Weaverville

Listing courtesy of JL Carolina LLC. tacyapostolik@gmail.com

$299,999
3 Beds 2 Baths 4421130 MLS ACTIVE Status
Some properties give you a house. 36 Woodrat Drive gives you your own little corner of the mountains. Set against the rolling landscape of Burnsville, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on approximately 1.4 acres, where open lawn, mature trees, mountain scenery, and the gentle flow of a creek come together to create a serene setting. Step inside and you’ll find a home designed for comfortable everyday living. The kitchen makes an immediate impression with rich dark cabinetry, abundant storage, recessed lighting, and a generous center island that creates a natural gathering point. Wood tones continue throughout the space, giving the home an inviting, grounded feel. The primary bath offers more room than you might expect, featuring separate vanities, plentiful counter space, and a large tiled shower that adds another layer of character to the home. Outside is where 36 Woodrat Drive really begins to tell its story. The spacious lawn stretches out beneath a mountain backdrop, offering room for gardens, outdoor entertaining, a fire pit, hobbies, or simply enjoying the changing seasons. Wander toward the edge of the property, and you’ll find the creek winding through the trees, bringing the unmistakable sound and atmosphere of mountain living right into your own backyard. A front deck provides another place to enjoy the surroundings, while multiple outbuildings add useful space for storage, equipment, projects, or whatever comes next. There’s a wonderful balance here: open space and wooded edges, mountain views and Creekside scenery, a comfortable home and land that invites you outside. At 36 Woodrat Drive, you’re not simply getting a place to live. You’re getting room to spread out, slow down, and enjoy a piece of the mountains that feels entirely your own.

36 Woodrat Drive, Burnsville

Listing courtesy of Asheworth Group WNC Real Estate LLC. thomasworley93@gmail.com

$330,000
2 Beds 2 Baths 4414194 MLS ACTIVE Status
Welcome to The Cabin at Elk Crossing in beautiful Maggie Valley and the Smoky Mountains! This cabin has been a popular short term rental for years as visitors have enjoyed the crisp, cool weather at the elevation of 3,250 feet, the long range mountain views from either of two porches and the cabins proximity to the Cataloochee Ski Area, the winter snow tubing, restaurants, weekend festivals and events and the list goes on. That's what has made Maggie a popular year round destination for so long. The cabin is a chalet A-frame style with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, convenient kitchen. Enjoy easy year-round access in a convenient location close to everything Western North Carolina has to offer. Spend winter days at Cataloochee Ski Area, enjoy entertainment and dining at Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort, explore the Blue Ridge Parkway and Great Smoky Mountains National Park, or take a short drive to downtown Waynesville for shopping, restaurants, breweries, and local events. Hiking, fishing, golf, waterfalls, scenic drives, and endless outdoor recreation are all within easy reach. Asheville Regional Airport is approximately 45 minutes away, making this mountain home easily accessible for weekend getaways and extended stays. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence or your own furnished mountain retreat, The Cabin at Elk Crossing offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the beauty, convenience, and year-round lifestyle of Maggie Valley. Just bring your suitcase and start enjoying the mountains! This cabin is a popular STR and showing times are limited due to renter occupancy and cleaning schedules to the middle of the week with advance notice and scheduling.

56 Chateau Lane, Maggie Valley

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Executive. keithlclark@gmail.com

$1,200,000
2 Beds 2 Baths 4389640 MLS ACTIVE Status
Some places ask nothing of you but your presence. This is one of those places. Tucked into 21 private acres along one of the area's beautiful and quietly kept corridors, this 2014 Jade Mountain home sits where the Crabtree valley folds into the edge of the Great Smokies, with long-range mountain views, a living stream with waterfalls and a stillness that settles over you the moment you arrive. The home itself was built with a reverent relationship to the land it occupies. Locust, black walnut and slippery elm harvested directly from the property move through the structure as posts, ceilings, staircases, cabinetry and trim, giving every room warmth and specificity that cannot be manufactured or sourced from a catalog. These are not accent pieces. They are the bones of the home, and they carry the particular beauty of wood that was standing on this hillside before the first shovel broke ground. The loft draws the eye upward into those same timbers, the staircase rises through them, and the kitchen cabinets carry the same quiet continuity throughout. Stained glass doors, interior trim, decking, and railings all speak the same material language, grounded, organic and unmistakably of this place. Light fills the open interior generously, moving through the home the way it moves through a well-placed window in late afternoon, warm, directional and alive. Low-VOC finishes throughout mean the interior environment is as clean and considered as the land surrounding it, the kind of air quality that registers not as a feature but as a feeling, one you notice clearly the first time you take a deep breath and realize how rarely you do that indoors. Outside, the land produces abundantly. A thriving orchard yields Asian pears, persimmons, pawpaws, blueberries, Juneberries, grapes, mulberry and more across seasons. Organic biodynamic raised beds and a dedicated greenhouse extend the growing season and the possibilities well beyond what the calendar might suggest. No pressure-treated lumber touches the garden, and locust and cypress frame the beds just as they frame the home. The 21 acres themselves are a layered habitat, creek hollows sheltering ramps, medicinals and mushrooms, open hillsides running with blackberries and raspberries in summer, ridgelines opening to Smoky Mountain views that shift with every season and every hour. Running through it all, a mountain stream with waterfalls, the kind of constant, living sound that becomes part of your daily rhythm. The infrastructure beneath all of this is equally intentional. The well taps into cool, cold mountain water that tested pristine across every primary and secondary EPA metal. Energy independence is not a goal here but a delivered reality as a 3.95-kilowatt solar array of 10 Tesla panels feeds two Tesla Powerwalls providing 27kWh of battery storage. The home carries a certified HERS Index of 59 before the solar contribution is even factored in, supported by two high-efficiency Mitsubishi mini-split heat pumps, passive solar orientation and a continuous fresh air ventilation system. All boulders on the property were sourced on site. The exterior trim is cypress, finished with a natural penetrating stain that never needs to be redone. Every detail, visible and invisible, reflects the same commitment to doing things properly and doing them once. Additional build sites on the property offer future possibilities for those who want to grow into the land over time. Waynesville, with its award-winning restaurants, galleries and vibrant small-city culture, is just a few miles away. Asheville is a comfortable 30-minute drive. But with waterfalls, endless views, sustainable harvest and a home that has been designed from the ground up to give back as much as it takes, the pull outward is easy to resist. This is rare. A property with genuine spirit, built by people who understood exactly what they were doing and why. For the buyer who has been searching for something that feels alive, welcome home.

217 Natures Rest Lane, Clyde

Listing courtesy of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. 919-622-4082

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