4 Bedrooms | 2.5 Baths | 1656 SQFT | .13 Acre Lot

Today, we are happy to introduce this cool, new, contemporary, 4 bedroom farmhouse in the convenient Oakley neighborhood to the marketplace.  The main level has vaulted open living and kitchen space surrounded by large windows and natural light. Sweet! There is a light filled Master Suite, also, on main level. 2 generous bedrooms on upper level plus one smaller for bedroom or office. This is not your average builder's spec home. Quality build and upgrades include concrete and hardwood maple floors throughout, Vogelzang woodstove, Thomasville cabinetry, solid core interior doors, stainless furnishings, privacy fencing and mature trees.

Want to see more? Give us a call or take the tour here. Cheers!

— Troy and Kelly

3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 1656 sqft | .13 acres | Handicap Features Available

We are excited to bring this Pre-Construction listing to the market. This home, not yet built, is located in the convenient Oakley neighborhood. The clean modern home reflects that iconic American farmhouse. The open living space on main level adjoins a master suite. The upstairs is ideal for family, guest or offices created with ample storage and refined function. The simplified details blend raw and clean material selections creating warm and contemporary spaces. Finishes include concrete and wood floors and black stainless appliances. There are optional handicap accessible upgrades on request. New privacy fence is in place.Give us a call or email us for more information on this property. Cheers!

— Troy and Kelly

3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 1656 sqft | .13 acres | Handicap Features Available

We are excited to bring this Pre-Construction listing to the market. This home, not yet built, is located in the convenient Oakley neighborhood. The clean modern home reflects that iconic American farmhouse. The open living space on main level adjoins a master suite. The upstairs is ideal for family, guest or offices created with ample storage and refined function. The simplified details blend raw and clean material selections creating warm and contemporary spaces. Finishes include concrete and wood floors and black stainless appliances. There are optional handicap accessible upgrades on request. New privacy fence is in place. Give us a call or email us for more information on this property. Cheers!

— Troy and Kelly

Kelly and I had a great time hanging out with the Red Tree Builder Team these past two weekends for the AHBA's home tour. We were, also, fortunate enough to learn more about WNC's first SmartFlower installation at Red Tree's latest and coolest construction in North Asheville. The SmartFlower will power approximately 75% of this home for the owners. The plug-in unit is programmed to track the sun during daylight, close up at night and even clean itself. Sweet!

Want to know more? Contact Wendall Morris at Creative Innovative Designs pictured here. And thanks to Red Tree Builders for taking the leap with this innovative new product. Cheers!

Hi Folks! This weekend is the last weekend of the Asheville Home Builders Association Parade of Homes. Go HERE for all the details. Kelly and I will be out there assisting with home #1 at 48 Sonnet Lane in North Asheville, a modern farmhouse by Red Tree Builders. Last night the home won a Silver Level Award for design and construction. Stop in for a tour and let us tell you about some of their new contemporary home offerings we are launching for sale. See you out there. Cheers!

— Kelly and Troy

Neathermead Comp

There have been many examples of modern interpretations of the farmhouse here in Asheville. Carlton's version, one of my favorites, just won a Residential Honor Award. Overall, the home is a well curated blend of traditional proportions and warm, homey materials mixed with clean lines and open living that offer the resident a modern lifestyle within a historic vernacular. Check out this brief video to see more details.

On a side note, a real estate colleague questioned my use of the term "vernacular." Instead of replacing it I thought it was a good opportunity for further understanding. I found this great article on ArchDaily that can give further insight.

Enjoy!

Troy