What first strikes you at 11 Roberts Drive is the sense of space — a private, elevated 2.68-acre parcel that opens to broad mountain views and a quiet wooded backdrop. Tucked on a gravel drive in Laurel Acres, this contemporary 2006 home sits well above the road, giving the living areas and main-level deck real perspective on the surrounding ridgelines. The property’s hot tub and outdoor areas make the lot feel like an extension of the home, ideal for evenings under the stars.
Inside, 2,086 square feet are spread over 2.5 levels with an open-plan main floor that emphasizes flexibility for both everyday living and hosting. The house was built with durable materials — hardboard siding and a composition-shingle roof — and systems include central heating/cooling and propane service. The layout provides three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, with private spaces upstairs and generous common areas on the main level. A one-car attached garage plus driveway parking accommodates guests and equipment for outdoor recreation.
Practical features are built into the property: well water, septic service, Duke Energy electric, and an efficient footprint that keeps maintenance manageable on a large lot. The home’s elevated siting offers seasonal mountain panoramas without sacrificing access — downtown Asheville is approximately 10 miles west, Blue Ridge Parkway about 5 miles, and Warren Wilson College is nearby at roughly 3 miles. That balance of rural privacy and regional access is one reason buyers are drawn to this corner of Buncombe County.
This is a property for buyers who value outdoor life and room to grow. The R-LD zoning supports single-family use and accessory structures, so there’s potential to add a shop or expand outdoor amenities (verify setbacks and HOA rules). Key due diligence items include verification of the well and septic condition, assessment of roof age, and review of any Laurel Acres subdivision restrictions. With recent comparable sales in the $610k–$635k range nearby, 11 Roberts Drive represents a compelling combination of land, views, and contemporary livability.