Listing Price $850,000 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2250 square feet, .78 acre. I'm super excited to bring this great home to the market! 1959 Mid-Century Modern nestled in the trees of Sherwood Heights, private, yet only minutes from North Asheville amenities. Vaulted ceilings, soaring brick fireplace, skylights and walls of windows give this home timeless … Continue reading
I thought it was time to revisit Woodland Hills, one of my favorite Asheville neighborhoods. Developed in the 1960’s by James Barfield, Woodland Hills is a neighborhood of mostly brick ranch homes with a number of 1970’s contemporary homes sprinkled in. 1963 Home in the Lake Section of Woodland Hills Woodland Hills encompasses four sections, … Continue reading
When you least expect it a great new Asheville MCM home can appear on the market. Like everything, these MCM homes tend to sell quickly in our fast-moving market. Here are a few that sold in recent months that I had the opportunity to show. All needed some level of renovation but had great bones … Continue reading
Mid-century modern architecture found its place in post-war America and flourished for several decades, with the height of the movement occurring in the 1950s - you could say the modern home truly came of age in the 1950’s and 60’s. It’s interesting to see how mid-century modern’s influences are still with us. The 1950’s and … Continue reading
Lawrence “Larry" Traber was a prolific architect who practiced in Asheville from the 1960’s through the 1990’s. Traber designed numerous private homes as well as many iconic commercial buildings and condo complexes in Asheville. Known as “the Cliffhanger” for his ability to design homes on steep slopes, Traber’s innovative modern designs were featured in Architectural … Continue reading
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