Asheville Real Estate

About Asheville, NC

If you are lucky enough to have visited this vibrant, small  bustling city with a big heart – and Blue Ridge Mountain views – then you know there are few places on earth with as much natural beauty, charm and diversity.  With an estimated 90,000 residents who call Asheville home, this once-sleepy town now boasts several accolades including #1 most popular city for retirement by TopRetirements.com (2014) and #10 “Friendliest Cities in the U.S.” by Conde Nast Traveler (2014).  Both the French Broad River (3rd oldest river in the World) and Swannanoa River run through the city, offering a plethora of outdoor activities including kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and bird-watching to name just a few.  

At Keller Williams Asheville, we know exactly why you are considering a move here – and we are readily available to share our knowledge and enthusiasm about Asheville real estate.  Whether it’s a trendy downtown Asheville loft, a historic bungalow or sprawling estate with stunning mountain views, our highly trained real estate agents are equipped for the task and look forward to helping you in your real estate needs.

photo by Michael Kotzen, REALTOR®

With many quaint historic towns and mountain retreats just outside city limits, Asheville is Western North Carolina’s central economic and cultural hub.  Since the 2000’s,  Asheville has seen a rate of growth over 20%, making it the desired spot for a wide range of citizens from retirees to large city transplants, nature-slanted entrepreneurs to artists.  

Several local attractions make calling Asheville home beyond special.  Most notably is the Biltmore Estate and Biltmore Mansion, the nation’s largest private residence ever built and a National Historic Landmark.  Built for George Vanderbilt in 1895, this French renaissance-era home turned luxury hotel and 8,000-acre grounds showcase the splendor and beauty Asheville is known for.  The gardens, stables, restaurants and winery make this a favorite go-to among Asheville residents and visitors alike. Read More…