1008 Hardison Falls Trl

This two-story, wood-frame single-family property at 1008 Hardison Falls Trail in Hendersonville presents a straightforward combination of documented livability and location-driven potential. Recorded research shows four bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half-bath, central heating and cooling, an attached garage (estimated two spaces) and a working fireplace. Utilities are municipal for both water and sewer, and the property condition is listed as good. The lot is described as sloped, and public records needed to confirm exact lot size and year built are not yet available.

Interior specifics that are confirmed in the research include the bedroom and bathroom counts, central HVAC, and a fireplace; the home is noted as a two-story structure constructed with a wood frame. Gross building area, internal finishes, and recent renovation history were not included in the available data and should be verified through assessor records or an in-person inspection. There are no photos or supporting interior documents attached to this record, so any consumer-facing marketing or investment analysis should wait until photographic and measurement verification are completed.

On the site and neighborhood side, surrounding uses are residential and the listing research flags scenic views, a quiet neighborhood character, and proximity to parks or outdoor recreation as key opportunity attributes. The property is currently owner-occupied. Topography is sloped, which can influence foundation, drainage and landscaping plans; precise setbacks and zoning details have not been returned from jurisdictional records. Parking is provided by an attached garage with an estimated two-car capacity, and no additional parking or frontage notes were included.

Market and transactional context is limited in the available dataset: there are no comparable sales, lease comps, assessed values, tax amounts, or sale history attached to this record. Market-context fields such as inventory, appreciation metrics and school assignments are also blank. The research flags potential appreciation and scenic-location opportunity, but it also identifies unknown zoning implications and a need for a comprehensive inspection as material risks. Next recommended steps are typical due diligence actions: obtain county assessor and deed records, confirm zoning and overlay restrictions, secure an on-site inspection, and collect photographic documentation. The platform’s audit guidance advises verifying lot boundaries and tax and sale history before making any purchase decisions.