What first grabs you at 27 Rosebud Lane is the deliberate material palette: smooth concrete floors underfoot, custom concrete countertops in the kitchen, and hard stucco walls that give this contemporary home a clean, sculpted feel. This 1,830-square-foot, 3-bedroom/2-bath home sits on a level, private one-acre parcel and was designed to bring the surrounding woods into everyday life—large windows frame leafy views, while a wood-burning stove anchors the living area with warmth and character.
The single-family layout spreads across 1.5 stories with radiant heat throughout and ceiling fans for comfort. The kitchen’s concrete counters are paired with practical finishes that emphasize durability and low visual fuss; an open breakfast area leads to a screened sleeping porch—an unusual and inviting feature for late-summer evenings. Bedrooms are well-proportioned, baths are straightforward and functional, and the lack of a garage is offset by generous driveway parking (estimated spaces: 8) and two useful outbuildings on the property.
Outdoor living here is purposeful: a private hot tub and a built-in fire pit create a year-round social center, while the one-acre yard and wooded edges feel removed from the street. Roof materials are metal and rubber, and construction notes highlight a modern build from 2006 that blends low-maintenance elements with moments that will require specialist care—concrete surfaces, stucco, and the well/septic systems should be reviewed during inspection.
Location is a strong part of the story. Rosebud Lane delivers a quiet residential approach yet places you roughly 10 miles from downtown Asheville and about 5 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway—ideal for buyers who want a contemporary home with easy access to trails, music, dining, and regional attractions. The property has a history of careful ownership since 2012 and has been actively priced to reflect market realities. This home will suit someone seeking a thoughtfully modern retreat that functions as a primary residence, a weekend getaway, or a potential income-producing property with further due diligence.
Please note: verify well and septic operation, assess maintenance needs for the concrete finishes, and review zoning and short-term rental regulations if that use is of interest.