One-level mid-century home with modern updates and a large yard. Beautiful hardwood floors are newly refinished! The Town of Biltmore Forest is an exclusive Asheville community incorporated in 1923 and planned by the best landscape architects of their day, distinguished by its winding tree-lined streets, substantial home lots, and proximity to Biltmore Forest Country Club. A cozy and elegant living room features coffered ceilings and built-in shelving surrounding the gas fireplace. A wall of windows and French doors overlook the patio and backyard. The adjacent kitchen includes an island, nice cabinetry, solid surface counters, and GE appliances including the electric range, dishwasher, refrigerator, and microwave. The home's side entry from the carport opens into the mudroom and kitchen. The mudroom has tile floors, cabinetry for storage, and access to the laundry room. The washer and dryer will remain for tenant use but will not be repaired or replaced by the homeowner. Three bedrooms and both bathrooms are off of the home's tiled front entry foyer and hallway. The primary bedroom includes good closet space and an updated en suite bathroom with a double sink vanity and a walk-in shower with beautiful tile. The hall bathroom is similarly updated with attractive tile and fixtures. The lot is nearly a half acre, with wonderful, mature landscaping creating an attractive approach from the street and enveloping the private backyard. The level backyard includes the large patio, open space, and a garden area with brick pathways, a fire pit, and raised beds. Central heat (gas furnace) and central air conditioning. Hardwood and tile flooring throughout. Off-street parking in the carport and driveway. Tenant responsible for all utilities and lawn care/ landscape maintenance. One dog under 25 lb negotiable; no cats permitted. No smoking. No cosigners.
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