This contemporary, Energy‑Star certified home sits on a level lot at the end of Acona Lane inside the small Wanoca Cottages enclave — a short stroll toward Oakley and roughly one mile from Biltmore Village. Built in 2024, the house delivers 2,679 square feet of thoughtfully finished living space (1,885 SF above grade + a 794 SF finished walk‑out lower level) and a palette of durable exterior materials: cedar shake, fiber cement, stucco and a metal roof that reads modern while aging gracefully.
Step inside and the home reads as a modern, livable package. An open plan above grade accommodates daily life and entertaining while defined private rooms and four full baths keep family routines efficient. The finished walk‑out lower level is configured as a guest suite / potential ADU with its own entry — a flexible asset for multigenerational living or supplemental rental income (confirm HOA and local regulations). Mechanical systems emphasize efficiency: high‑efficiency heat pump/ductless zones, tankless water heating, and an EV charging provision for electric vehicles.
Outdoor living extends from a covered deck that captures seasonal mountain views and expands the entertaining footprint. The lot fronts a quiet cul‑de‑sac, benefits from community sidewalks and the Wanoca front‑porch orientation, and carries the practical advantages of new construction — a modern building envelope and low near‑term capital needs. HOA dues are modest (approximately $400/year) and the community plan includes a dog park and pocket features that attract buyers who want a compact, walkable neighborhood with low upkeep.
Location is a defining advantage: Biltmore Village is approximately one mile away for restaurants, shops and services, and downtown Asheville is a short drive (around 7 minutes) across the French Broad corridor. For buyers seeking turnkey, energy‑efficient construction with flexible rental/guest options, 38 Acona Lane presents an uncommon combination of new‑build quality, proximity to key Asheville anchors and a finished lower suite that broadens its possible uses. Verify HOA/ADU restrictions and Buncombe County deed records as part of due diligence.