35 Elkmont Drive, Asheville, NC 28804

You’ll notice the elevated lot and mature street trees the moment you arrive at 35 Elkmont Drive — a contemporary home completed in 2018 with thoughtful finishes and an immediately livable plan. The main level opens into an airy living room anchored by a stone fireplace and wide-plank hardwood floors that run through much of the home. A clean-lined modern kitchen features leathered countertops and stainless steel appliances that balance durable surfaces with warm, tactile materials.

The primary suite is conveniently situated on the main level and opens to a private deck, providing a quiet outdoor extension for morning coffee or late-evening downtime. Two additional bedrooms and a shared bath are on the upper level, giving families or guests separation and privacy. Throughout the home you’ll find intentional details — solid-surface counters, contemporary fixtures, and an efficient heat-pump HVAC system paired with central air for year-round comfort.

Outside, the 0.26-acre fenced backyard and deck are ready for weekend entertaining, gardening, and safe play. Driveway parking accommodates two vehicles; the elevated lot provides pleasing street presence and a degree of separation from the nearby retail corridor. A crawlspace foundation and asphalt shingle roof are consistent with modern builds in the neighborhood; roof age should be verified during inspection.

Location is a defining asset: Beaver Lake is just 0.3 miles away and the French Broad River under 0.5 miles, giving this home immediate access to water-edge recreation, walking loops, and scenic routes. Reynolds Village shopping and dining are a one- to two-mile trip and downtown Asheville is an easy 3-mile commute. Built in a period of strong neighborhood appreciation, this home pairs low near-term maintenance risk with a lifestyle that draws professionals and active retirees alike.

Buyers should note the local school ratings and verify assignments, and the listing materials recommend confirming roof age during due diligence. Financially, local comparable sales and a sales-comparison valuation place current market value in the $700K–$750K range, framing this listing as competitive for North Asheville modern construction with immediate neighborhood access to lakes and riverfront amenities.

North Asheville combines leafy residential streets with close access to waterways and city amenities. Residents enjoy easy trips to Beaver Lake and the French Broad River for walking, rowing, and outdoor time, plus quick access to Reynolds Village shopping and a short drive into downtown Asheville. The area attracts professionals and retirees who value walkable pockets, established vegetation, and a mix of mid-century and contemporary homes. While local elementary and high school ratings are average, the neighborhood’s lifestyle amenities and steady appreciation make it a compelling choice for buyers seeking proximity to water and city culture.