318 Old Leicester Hwy, Asheville, NC, 28806

This property announces itself with unexpected scale: set toward the rear of a generous 0.6+ acre parcel, the house yields surprising privacy and outdoor amenities you rarely find minutes from downtown Asheville. The story here begins outside — a fenced, in-ground 27,500-gallon pool recently fitted with a new liner sits behind the home, while a half-acre chained-link front yard creates a safe, separate play or pet area. Raised beds, mature blueberry bushes (16, now in their sixth year), multiple wineberry trellises and compost bins make this a gardener’s delight.

Inside, the main level offers 1,524 square feet of living space with hardwood and tile floors that run through living areas and bedrooms. The kitchen and laundry were recently refreshed with new appliances — refrigerator, range, hood vent, oven, dishwasher, washer and dryer — so day-to-day comfort is immediate. A large screened back porch stretches the living space outdoors and provides a quiet spot to read or entertain while overlooking the pool and planted beds.

Below the main level is an additional 451 square feet of partially finished living space — ideal for a home office, studio, or playroom — plus a roomy two-car garage area that adjoins an extraordinary 1,088-square-foot garage/workshop. Ample storage options include a dedicated laundry/storage room and attic access with a ladder and storage platform. Energy-conscious buyers will appreciate the 16 kW solar system that materially lowers utility costs.

The home balances a rural sensibility with immediate access to city life: shopping, dining, and Downtown Asheville are only minutes away. Outdoor recreation is on the doorstep too — Taylor’s Wave at Craggy Bridge and a nearby greenway (planned to connect RAD to Weaverville) sit less than a mile from the property. Note: showings are available Saturday only. Also available together with the adjacent property at 324 Old Leicester Hwy for buyers seeking compound possibilities.

This parcel sits on Old Leicester Highway where a semi-rural streetscape meets fast access to Asheville’s vibrant core. Residents enjoy easy runs to downtown breweries, farm-to-table restaurants, and the city’s arts district while returning home to a private yard, mature plantings, and a peaceful screened porch. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate proximity to Taylor’s Wave at Craggy Bridge and greenway connections, and gardeners will value the established blueberry bushes and raised beds. The neighborhood blends a quieter pace with the convenience of nearby shopping and services.