$1,200,000
5 Bed · 4 Bath · 4,008 Sq Ft
A secluded, turnkey mountain-style home with flexible living and terraces.
5
Beds
4
Baths
4,008
Sq Ft
2007
Built
1.34 acres
Lot
No attached garage; paved driveway and surface parking
Garage
Set back on a private, wooded 1.34-acre parcel just under 10 minutes from downtown Asheville, this Arts & Crafts residence lives like a treehouse with layered decks, tall windows, and vaulted public rooms. At approximately 4,008 square feet, the home is designed for comfortable main-level living while giving owners and guests distinct private quarters. The main level flows through an open living area anchored by a fireplace, with engineered finishes and thoughtful sightlines out to the surrounding trees. A dedicated dining zone and kitchen support everyday family life and entertaining alike.
Above the main level, a charming second-level suite provides a quiet retreat or elevated home office with its own privacy and views. The terrace level expands the possibilities: a full bath and kitchenette are already in place, creating an excellent in-law suite, long-stay guest space, or craft/hobby studio. Dual-level decks connect the interior to the yard and mature plantings, offering multiple outdoor rooms for reading, entertaining, and seasonal mountain vistas.
The sellers have done meaningful work that adds value and peace of mind: a newly paved driveway, updated lighting throughout, a recently replaced roof and gutters, and a whole-house generator. These improvements reduce immediate capital needs and make the home move-in ready for the next owner. Parking is on a generous surface pad and driveway; there is no attached garage but room on-site for future covered parking if desired.
This property will appeal to buyers who want privacy without isolation — an easy drive to Asheville’s celebrated restaurants, galleries, and trails. Whether your priority is flexible multigenerational living, a weekend mountain base close to city amenities, or a home with immediate turnkey appeal, 9 Stegall Ln offers a rare mix of space, quality, and location.
The property sits in an established, wooded residential pocket east of central Asheville that offers a quiet, rural feel while remaining close to city life. Lots here tend to be larger and homes are set back from small private lanes. Residents value privacy, outdoor access, and a short drive to Asheville’s restaurants, arts venues, and parks.
Asheville’s single-family market remains favorable to well-located, turnkey homes offering privacy and outdoor acreage. In the 28805 corridor, inventory has been limited relative to buyer demand for detached homes near downtown. Median single-family prices in the broader area are materially below this offering, but homes with seclusion, acreage, and high-quality finishes command premiums—especially when near urban amenities. Expect steady buyer interest from professionals and families seeking a balance of nature and culture; typical timeline for sale at this price band in a balanced market is 30–90 days depending on marketing and negotiation strategy. Verify comps and adjust pricing strategy for seasonality and competition.
R.S. Smith Elementary School
Elementary · ≈2.0 mi
Hall Fletcher or Asheville Middle School (verify boundary)
Middle · ≈2.5 mi
Asheville High School
High · ≈3.0 mi
Easy access to local greenways, neighborhood trails, and short drives to larger public parks and mountain trailheads; strong for outdoor lifestyle.
Buyers seeking a private, turnkey single-family home near downtown Asheville should consider this property for owner-occupancy with multi-gen flexibility, or a market-rate rental for professionals seeking quiet proximity to the city. The combination of acreage and modern systems (generator, new roof) reduces near-term capex and supports a premium asking price.
Buyers should conduct independent due diligence before making any purchase decisions.
Low
$1140K
Midpoint
$1200K
High
$1260K
$299/SF estimated price per square foot
Estimate anchored to seller list price ($1.2M) and AVM (~$1.197M). Range reflects typical market variance for high-amenity East Asheville homes with wooded privacy, strong condition, and recent capital improvements. No live comparable sales search was performed.
As of 2026-03-14
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Asheville has seen steady in-migration and strong demand for well-located detached homes. Local market remains supply-constrained for single-family properties in coveted neighborhoods near downtown.
Private wooded lot minutes from downtown Asheville's dining, arts, and shopping. Close driving access to Biltmore Village, Beaver Lake, and popular hiking trails in the surrounding Blue Ridge foothills.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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