A sunny, level yard, generous outdoor living and a detached guest house give this 2013 contemporary Arts and Crafts home an unusual amount of flexibility, all just minutes from downtown Asheville and the Blue Ridge Parkway. The detached 317-square-foot ADU, with its own entrance, kitchen, and full bath, was most recently rented for $1,100 per month, offering the potential to offset ownership costs or provide independent space for guests, work or extended family.

Inside, the main house is open and uncomplicated, with the kitchen, dining and living areas flowing together across the main level. Wood and tile floors, abundant natural light and a gas fireplace bring warmth to the space without feeling overly formal. Upstairs are three bedrooms and two baths.

The outdoor spaces are a big part of the property. A covered front porch, rear porch and large screened porch extend daily life outside, while the level, fenced backyard offers genuinely usable space for gardening, pets, play or simply having some room around you. Its open exposure brings plenty of sun along with views toward the surrounding hills.

The guest house adds another layer of possibility beyond its rental history: guest quarters, a private home office, creative studio or simply a space apart from the main house. It gives the property the ability to change along with its owner.

With city water and sewer, no HOA, and convenient access to both downtown Asheville and the Blue Ridge Parkway, 408 Old Haw Creek offers something increasingly useful: a home with room to live, work, host, generate income and adapt over time.