An original modern mountain design in Buncombe County’s premier north-end community: Reems Creek Village. Behind a stone entry, the vaulted great room opens with a soaring wall of glass overlooking Kirin Creek and the surrounding woods, creating a dramatic yet intimate retreat. A ceiling-height stone fireplace, built-ins, and French doors extend the living area to a covered deck where sunsets and gatherings unfold.

The kitchen is flooded with light from a triple set of seven-foot windows rising to the 12-foot ceiling, gazing out to the Blue Ridge foothills. Sleek solid-slab cabinetry pairs with LG appliances, including a convection wall oven with micro/air fry, 5-burner gas cooktop, counter-depth refrigerator, quiet dishwasher, and built-in pantry. Under-cabinet lighting completes the chef’s suite.

Underfoot, white oak floors finished in a matte water-based clear coat bring warmth and durability.

Three main-level bedrooms provide flexibility, one with an elegant ensuite and walk-in closet.

The open-rail stairwell is an architectural feature itself—designed as a moving vantage point for captivating views.

The upper-level suite is designed as a coveted owner’s retreat—private, expansive, and truly set apart. At the stair landing, a barn-door niche allows for a second washer/dryer. Dual custom closets line one side, while the spa-like bath with marbleized tile, vaulted walk-in shower, and double vanity anchors the other. The 400-sf primary bedroom is vaulted and wrapped in windows capturing magnificent southern mountain views.

Efficiency matches beauty: dual-zoned HVAC with heat pump and gas furnace, advanced 2x6 gasketed exterior walls, engineered trusses, radon mitigation, and architectural roofing. Independent professionals verify performance through modeling, inspections, and testing, with enrollment in Energy Star and Duke Energy HERO programs.

Reems Creek Village and sister community Greenwood Park together form a neighborhood nearly 25 years in the making. Across from Reems Creek Golf Club, the community is known for quiet streets without through traffic, distinctive custom homes, Energy Star certification, and welcoming neighbors. The looped main drive frames mountain views: south and east to the Blue Ridge Parkway, west to Pisgah National Forest and the Smokies, and north to Hamburg Mountain. Two miles to downtown Weaverville, 15 minutes to Asheville, 10 minutes to the Parkway, and near the site of a newly approved hospital—the location balances small-town charm with access.

Currently under construction, the home offers buyers the chance to influence final selections. Renderings illustrate the design; progress photos available on request. Completion expected by Thanksgiving.