The mid-year Asheville real estate numbers are in, and, on the surface, the statistics show a small decline in home sales for Buncombe County and continued growth in Black Mountain. After a closer analysis of the numbers, however, it appears that there may be some changes coming to the western NC real estate [...]
So, you say you’ve always dreamed of living in a lovely farmhouse in a small NC town? Well, look no further than 102 Terry Estate, a charming 102-year-old farmhouse with additional structures located in downtown Black Mountain.
The 4-bedroom, 3-bath two-story home features hardwood floors, two fireplaces, and a remodeled kitchen. The deep front foyer opens to several gathering areas and ends with the staircase up to the second floor. This lovingly decorated home has numerous original features that preserve the original character of this home, constructed in 1916. With its covered front porch and back deck, there’s plenty of space to enjoy the charms of Black Mountain. 
In addition to the farmhouse, there are an additional four living spaces: an apartment in the main home, a lovely cottage, and a duplex. The structures are located on a 1.14 lot that backs up to the almost 90-acre campus of Montreat College Black Mountain. In addition, there’s a small vacant lot parcel that provides year-round mountain views. The proximity of this property allows for easy strolls to the greenway, the park, and downtown shops and restaurants. At the same time, the multiple structures provide the potential for both a residence as well as rental properties.
This beautiful farmhouse fits perfectly with the small-town charm of Black Mountain. To see other listings, please see the Greybeard Black Mountain listings website. For more information about 102 Terry Estate or any of Greybeard’s listings, please contact Greybeard Realty.
Greybeard Realty of Black Mountain, NC, proudly announces the addition of Matt Lutz to its list of Real Estate brokers. Matt brings with him a wealth of local information and a commitment to western NC, as do all of Greybeard’s Realtors.
Lutz moved to the Swannanoa Valley as a young teen and never has left completely. He attended Owen Middle [...]
If you’re searching for a Black Mountain home with meticulous details and charm, you have found it at 201 Chapel Rd. Located across from the Black Mountain Golf Course, this five-bedroom, four-bath home has special elements that make it a unique property with ample indoor space and outside living area.
With an open-concept floor plan and a first-floor master, this lovely home can work for a lifetime. The master bath has a large walk-in shower and a spa tub. The second-floor master provides extra privacy for guests while the finished basement, complete with a wet bar, offers a dedicated area for entertaining. And it’s all in the details of this home that create the one-of-a-kind feel for the home. From the copper farmhouse sink to the special fireplace mantels to the refurbished doors and brick floors, this home offers its owners a very original living space. And that’s just on the inside. Outside, the large corner lot has extensive landscaping that includes a creek, two small waterfalls, and a koi pond, all illuminated at night with special outdoor lighting. In addition, there’s a greenhouse for cultivating new plants and storing tools as well as an open fire-pit to kick back and take in the backyard ambience. Constructed in 1978, this home has updates and special features, including stainless steel appliances and stain-glass windows. 
If you’re ready to relocate to Black Mountain, this home needs to be on your list. If you’d like to see what other Black Mountain and Asheville area homes are available, please take a look at Greybeard’s exclusive listings page. Perhaps you prefer a smaller home or maybe you looking for an Asheville cabin perched on a mountaintop. If you have difficulty finding what you’re looking for, please contact Greybeard Realty directly.
Summer is rapidly approaching here in western NC, and it’s time to seize the moment and buy your own log cabin getaway! The 2 bedroom, 3 bath home located at 179 Rhododendron Drive in Old Fort provides a cozy mountain hideaway that can be used for yourself and as a rental property.
The log home itself is situated on a 1.5-acre lot. Adjacent [...]
Western NC Mountains 2018 First Quarter Numbers
A quick glance of first quarter Buncombe County and Black Mountain real estate sales numbers seems to indicate that the market may be shifting. For quite a while, the numbers have presented a textbook case of supply and demand economics. With decreases in the number of units sold and total [...]
If’ you’ve been holding out for a hand-hewn log cabin with breathtaking views, it’s time to exhale. This incredible four-bedroom, five-bath home provides privacy and pristine views that are unmatched in [...]
As I watched the Williams sisters at the Fed Cup in Asheville a few weekends ago, I was struck by how Asheville seems to be gaining a lot of national and international attention of late. In addition to tennis, important events are upcoming in biking, equestrian showing, and glass sculpture. Knowing the fine qualities of the western NC mountains, I cannot say that I’m surprised by all of this attention. It’s getting more difficult to keep our secret of this very special place.
The Fed Cup in Asheville is news unto itself, but it was particularly exciting as it marked Serena Williams’ first return to competitive tennis since the birth of her first child last autumn. While the match had been decided in favor of the US prior to her arrival on the court, it was still exciting to watch as Serena and Venus played doubles before a sold out crowd.
Next on tap is the opening of the “Chihuly at Biltmore” on May 17. Dale Chihuly’s large-scale glass sculptures, set up in historic Biltmore Gardens, includes special “after-dark” viewings that promise to be spectacular. The exhibit remains in place until October 7th so there’s ample time to take it all in. That same weekend, May 18-20, Haute Route, a European cycling event, comes to Asheville. More than 300 international riders will take to the streets, with each of the stages beginning and ending in Asheville.
In September, more international riders will come to the Asheville area, however, these riders will be on horseback. The FEI World Equestrian Games will settle into Tryon, about 45 minutes southeast of Asheville, from September 11-25. This event may welcome a half million people from around the world into the area. Competitions at this event include jumping, dressage, endurance, vaulting and reining.
A quick glance at these activities really does encapsulate what’s so special about Asheville and its environs. Sure the mountains are peaceful, the views are incredible, and the pace may be a little bit slower than some larger cities. But the activities and events illustrate the broad interests of the area and offer residents a chance to experience a truly cosmopolitan life. To see other upcoming events, please check out Greybeard Realty’s event calendar. Asheville is more than just a pretty place.
Are you someone who thinks about owning a beautiful, traditional-style western NC home that could accommodate family or guests? If so, you’ll want to look at 110 Wild Cherry Lane. This three-bedroom, 4-bath custom log cabin has an additional cabin on the property, making it a great family or group getaway spot. It’s like you have your own [...]
For many months now, Greybeard Realty has been watching the Asheville housing market grow tighter and tighter, and we see that trend confirmed when we look at the end-of-year numbers. In both Black Mountain and Buncombe County numbers, there is evidence of further tightening, which of course leads to higher prices and higher sales price to [...]
