This end-unit condominium in Beaverdam Run offers one-level living with documented vaulted ceilings, a wraparound deck and year-round panoramic mountain views. Built in 1991, the residence contains 1,846 square feet of living space and is described in research records as being in excellent condition. The plan centers on a great room with a soaring stone fireplace, providing a focal point for the main living area and direct access to the outdoor deck.
Interior updates documented in the research include a kitchen remodeled in 2007 with Corian countertops, a gas cooktop, and wood flooring. The unit has two bedrooms and two bathrooms on a single level, central heating and cooling, and a layout that emphasizes low-maintenance living. A two-car attached garage and corner-lot placement on a cul-de-sac are recorded site features, along with rolling-slope topography and private driveway access.
Beaverdam Run is a gated, master-planned community spanning approximately 115 acres with resort-style amenities noted in the property records. Community features include five ponds, tennis and pickleball courts, walking trails, a dog park, gardens, and a clubhouse that houses a heated indoor pool, fitness center, locker rooms and saunas. The property research also records proximity to local anchors: Beaver Lake (~2.5 miles), The Fresh Market (~2.8 miles), the Country Club of Asheville (~2.9 miles) and downtown Asheville (approximately 5 miles).
Market and ownership notes in the research emphasize practical due diligence points: the HOA fee is documented at $1,150 monthly, the property has been owner-occupied since a 2016 purchase, and recent comparable sales in Beaverdam Run were used to generate a valuation range. Recommended verifications include confirming roof age and condition, reviewing HOA financials and policies, checking community restrictions on exterior modifications, and completing a professional home inspection. These steps will clarify maintenance exposure and HOA governance before any transaction.