The Dutton-Davis House, circa 1891, is one of the original homes of Asheville's Montford Historic District. The 2-story Vernacular Queen Anne style home is in impeccable condition from the new architectural shingle roof to the clean, freshly painted weatherboard siding, the designer kitchen, the heart pine floors, the smooth plaster walls with original moulding, to the clean full-size basement with workshop. The grand entry, living, dining rooms, hall with staircase and kitchen with adjacent breakfast room give the home an open flow not seen in many older homes. Beautiful pocket doors, fireplace, original picture moulding and grand windows throughout contribute to the "wow" factor. Worth note also are the spacious walk-up attic that could easily be finished, the clean full basement with concrete flooring for spacious workshop and storage, and the partially covered rear deck that overlooks a fenced, level back yard. The quality and character are unmistakable and the location is prime, located just a short walk from neighborhood restaurants, the city greenway, grocery shopping, and vibrant downtown Asheville. This home offers an opportunity to be a part the continued rebirth of one of the country's best historic neighborhoods, heavily influenced by architects of the famed Biltmore Estate and the state's 1st "streetcar suburb".
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