Additional Information

Nearby Parks, Schools & Attractions

Malvern Hills Park

Roger Farm Memorial Park

Buncombe County Sports Park

Hominy Creek Greenway & River Park

Carrier Park & Velodrome

Enka Pool

Sand Hill Venable Elementary School

Enka Middle School

Enka High School

Charter & Public Schools

Asheville Racquet Club

Asheville Adventure Center

Preferred Builders

Buchanan Construction

Ruckle Construction

Falcon Construction

Hannah Custom Homes

More coming soon! 

Are you a builder? Reach out! Asheville West is happy to work with builders outside of those already on our team. 


Land/Home Package Details

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HOA Information

Asheville West HOA

$600 per year covers: 

Master Insurance Policy

Real Property Taxes on common areas

Street Lights

Private Road Maintenance

Common Areas Maintenance

Storm Water Management/Drainage/Ponds

Distance To: 

Ingles Grocery Store: 1.4 miles

Haywood Road / West AVL: 1.8 miles

River Arts District: 4.5 miles

Downtown: 5 miles

Biltmore Village: 7 miles

Blue Ridge Parkway: 7 miles

I-40: 1 mile

I-240/I-26: 4 miles

Asheville Regional Airport (AVL): 12.2

Builder Standards

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Home Building Guide

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Offer Instructions

Send your offer to offers@fireflyrealty.com and katie@fireflyrealty.com.

Copy your transaction coordinator or other team member who will be assisting with the transaction.

Include the following information in the body of your email: Price, DD Deposit amount, Earnest Money Amount, Due Diligence Date, Settlement Date, Loan Type, Contingency/Seller Paid Closing Costs/Home Warranty (if applicable), details on any addenda/questions for the seller.

Attach separate PDF files: OTP, Loan approval letter, buyer-signed disclosures.

Neighborhood Guide: West Asheville, North Carolina

When most people think of West Asheville, they picture the shops and restaurants of Haywood Road, and the neighborhoods within a few blocks on either side. And while this is the heart of the neighborhood, there is so much more to West Asheville in terms of geographic area. Haywood Road starts in the River Arts District, and heads uphill, making a sharp right at what locals call Beacham’s Curve, and continues for 2 miles to US 19/Patton Ave., the busiest commercial section being between State Street and Oakwood Street – in addition to the local standard of plenty of restaurants, bars, and breweries, there’s also a grocery store, gas station (with a bar inside!), yoga studio, barber shops and hair salons, toy stores, gift shops, and secondhand clothing stores – and much more! If you’re looking for an area where you don’t need to drive often (or at all) – the neighborhoods within a few blocks on either side of Haywood Road are perfect. The homes here are a mix of spacious new modern builds, quaint bungalows, and everything in between. You’ll find folks who were born and raised in the area, families who have lived here for 10-20 years, and recent transplants from all over the country. While it may not see as many tourists as downtown, it is a destination for many visitors who want to have an authentic Asheville experience.  

If you’re looking for a bit more yard space, or a bit more value per square foot, greater West Asheville has a lot to offer – North of Patton Avenue between the river on the east and New Leicester Highway to the west, are the Richmond Hill and Emma neighborhoods, still close to all the conveniences of downtown and West Asheville, just a bit quieter. Follow New Leicester Highway for a bit, and you’ll start to feel like you’re really in the country – rolling hills, mountain views, and fields dotted with horses and cows are all part of the scenery here. In addition to single family homes with lots of land, there are also townhome communities and a few luxury gated communities here and there. Continue west along US Highway 19 (Patton Avenue becomes Smokey Park Highway), and check out the neighborhoods in Enka, Biltmore Lake, and Candler. There’s a wide range of types of homes and communities from the high-end homes of Biltmore Lake to several quaint townhome communities, to farmland, and there’s easy access to schools, parks, outdoor recreation, and I-40.