$345,000
2 Bed · 1.5 Bath · 960 Sq Ft
Character, big yard, 20 minutes to Asheville
2
Beds
1.5
Baths
960
Sq Ft
1922
Built
0.59 acres
Lot
Detached carport; driveway
Garage
This lovingly maintained 1922 cottage at 90 Palmer Ford Rd combines classic character with practical, modern comforts. At about 960 square feet, the home feels larger than its footprint thanks to vaulted ceilings in the living room and primary bedroom. Bamboo flooring runs through the main living areas and ties together a layout designed for easy daily living: a comfortable living room, a straightforward kitchen with a gas range, and two cozy bedrooms plus 1.5 baths. Pocket doors add vintage detail and efficient space separation.
Outdoor living is a standout: a covered front porch welcomes you in, while a large back patio extends entertaining space into a private, maturely landscaped yard that measures just under 0.6 acres. The yard has room for gardening, small-scale landscaping projects, or simply quiet, low-maintenance enjoyment. Practical site features include a detached shed for storage and a covered carport with driveway parking—no attached garage, but ample covered and uncovered spaces.
Mechanical systems are sensible and efficient: a heat-pump system provides heating and cooling, and the house sits on well water with a septic system in place. The home has been cared for and feels move-in ready for an owner who values character and low-maintenance living, or as a small-house rental targeted to professionals seeking proximity to Asheville.
Location is a major benefit: this property sits in the Jupiter area of Weaverville, roughly a 20-minute drive to downtown Asheville while placing you a few minutes from the shops, cafes, and services of Weaverville. If you want a compact, character-driven home without sacrificing outdoor space or regional access to hiking and outdoor recreation, this cottage delivers.
Schedule a viewing with listing agent Allyson Nanney (828-280-7825) — buyers should confirm septic and well certifications as part of due diligence.
Weaverville is a small, walkable town north of Asheville with an active main street, a growing restaurant scene, and a community-oriented feel. The Jupiter area offers a mix of older cottages and modest newer construction on wooded, often rolling lots. Residents enjoy easy access to downtown Weaverville conveniences and cultural and employment destinations in Asheville while maintaining a quieter, semi-rural lifestyle.
Weaverville sits on the northern edge of the Asheville MSA and has been a consistent draw for buyers seeking small-town character with quick access to city amenities. Through 2025–2026 the Asheville market normalized from earlier high-growth years; inventory has stabilized and properties that combine location, outdoor space, and turnkey condition continue to move quickly. Homes under $400K in Weaverville that present well and have low maintenance needs typically generate multiple showings and competitive offers. For investors, rental demand for small, well-located single-family homes remains healthy; for owner-occupiers, the area offers lifestyle appeal alongside reasonable commute times to Asheville employers. Pricing this property at $345,000 positions it competitively in the “character cottage + yard” segment—expect steady buyer interest if septic and well documentation are provided.
Weaverville Primary School
Elementary · 0.5 mi
Weaverville Elementary School
Elementary · 0.7 mi
North Buncombe High School
High · 3.5 mi
Strong access to outdoor recreation — local trails, river access, and quick connections to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Pisgah National Forest make the area attractive to outdoors-minded buyers.
Buyers or small-scale investors who value location and outdoor space over interior square footage can capture steady demand and rental income in Weaverville; the property is well-suited for an owner-occupier seeking a primary residence or a leased single-family rental aimed at professionals commuting to Asheville.
Buyers should conduct independent due diligence before making any purchase decisions.
Low
$330K
Midpoint
$345K
High
$360K
$359/SF estimated price per square foot
Estimate anchored to current list price ($345,000) and historical sale activity, adjusted for size (960 SF), lot (0.59 ac), age (1922), condition (good), and local market dynamics near Asheville. No live comparable sales pulled; figures rely on regional market experience.
As of 2026-03-11
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Weaverville and the greater Asheville MSA have seen steady in-migration and demand for small-town living within commuting distance of Asheville. Buyer demand remains for smaller homes on yards near the city, though price growth has moderated from peak pandemic levels.
Property sits near the small town center of Weaverville with local shops and restaurants; convenient access to Asheville for employment, cultural amenities, and regional outdoor recreation (hiking and Blue Ridge Parkway access within a short drive).
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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