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Druid Hills Homes for Sale in Hendersonville, NC

Quick answer: Druid Hills is an established historic neighborhood just north of downtown Hendersonville. Platted in 1923, it is known for curving streets, mature trees, open spaces, and a mix of architectural styles including Craftsman Bungalow, Tudor Revival, and Colonial Revival homes.

For buyers who want an older neighborhood with character and convenient access to downtown, Druid Hills offers a very different feel from newer planned communities around Hendersonville.


A Historic Hendersonville Neighborhood

The Hendersonville Historic Preservation Commission identifies Druid Hills as both a local historic overlay district and a National Register district. The neighborhood was designed with curvilinear streets and open spaces, reflecting early twentieth-century suburban planning.

The district includes many contributing homes and outbuildings, so buyers considering renovation or exterior changes should understand whether historic review requirements apply to the specific property.


Why Buyers Consider Druid Hills

  • Established neighborhood close to downtown Hendersonville
  • Mature trees and older landscaping
  • Historic architecture and neighborhood character
  • Curving residential streets
  • Access toward Patton Park, Asheville Highway, and downtown
  • A broader mix of home ages and styles than newer subdivisions

Druid Hills Homes for Sale

Current Druid Hills homes for sale are displayed below from the MLS. Because homes vary significantly in age, architecture, updates, lot characteristics, and historic status, buyers should compare individual properties carefully rather than rely on neighborhood averages alone.


Druid Hills FAQs

Is Druid Hills a historic district?

Yes. The Hendersonville Historic Preservation Commission identifies Druid Hills as a local historic overlay district and a National Register district.

When was Druid Hills developed?

The neighborhood was platted in 1923, with many homes dating to the early and mid-twentieth century.

What architectural styles are found in Druid Hills?

Historic district information identifies Craftsman Bungalow, Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and other residential styles.

Is Druid Hills close to downtown Hendersonville?

Yes. Druid Hills is just north of downtown, with convenient access toward Main Street, Patton Park, shopping, restaurants, and services.

What should buyers review before purchasing a historic home?

In addition to the normal inspection and due diligence, buyers should verify whether the specific property is subject to local historic overlay requirements and understand what approvals may be needed for exterior changes.


Buying in Druid Hills

Frisbee Real Estate can help you compare renovation level, historic character, lot setting, recent sales, and current competition when evaluating a Druid Hills home.

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Druid Hills Homes for Sale

1534 Kensington  Road, Hendersonville
$528,500
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4378641 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
LOVE THE HOME? LET'S TALK ABOUT A LOWER INTEREST RATE! Qualified buyers may be eligible for an interest rate buy-down with our preferred lender. Ask how you could save on your monthly payment! Historic Druid Hills bungalow, now offered at $528,500! Built in 1926 and filled with the character buyers love in an established Hendersonville home, 1534 Kensington Road offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 1,638 square feet of inviting main-level living. Step through the front sunroom into bright, open living and dining spaces featuring beautiful wood floors, high ceilings, detailed molding and classic trim. The primary suite includes a private bath and walk-in closet, while one of the secondary bedrooms stands out with abundant natural light, built-in shelving and a built-in desk—perfect for working from home, reading or creating. Upstairs, partially finished attic space adds nearly 500 square feet of additional flexible-use space outside the advertised HLA, ideal for hobbies, a playroom, studio or storage (ceiling height just under 7 feet). Outside, mature Japanese maples, established landscaping, a tranquil pond, fenced backyard and deck create a setting that feels worlds away while still being close to everything. Enjoy tree-lined Druid Hills, nearby schools, and easy access to Downtown Hendersonville's restaurants, coffee shops, parks, library, shopping and entertainment. If you've been waiting for a home with history, personality and a WALKABLE location that's hard to replicate, it's time to take another look at Kensington.

1534 Kensington Road, Hendersonville

Listing courtesy of EXP Realty LLC. birchbarkproperties@gmail.com

2131 Somerset  Drive Unit #441, Hendersonville
$189,900
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 4417277 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Investment property. This post-WWII traditional home offers two front bedrooms off the living room, a full hall bathroom, and a primary bedroom with an en suite bathroom located near the rear entrance. The walk-through kitchen provides access to the dining area and laundry closet, and offers a spacious layout. The floor plan is suitable for late-shift occupants or typical rental use. The property also includes an oversized 1-car detached garage with classic side-hinged carriage doors and a driveway that accommodates up to 4 additional vehicles. Other features include a chain-link fence, a rear deck, and a creek (Pond Creek). Located near the intersection of Asheville Highway and Stoney Mountain Road, this property provides convenient access to Hendersonville’s commercial, medical, and educational amenities, as well as nearby employment centers. The location also offers an easy commute to I-26 and Asheville Regional Airport, about a 12-15 minute drive, with occasional aircraft activity visible due to the airport’s proximity. This home shows visible signs of neglect and will require repairs, including kitchen cabinets and flooring. The 1950 utility shed with asbestos siding is in disrepair, with several large holes in the roof. It’s unknown if the property was directly affected by Tropical Storm Helene or if water infiltrated the crawlspace. Due to the rodent infestation, the HVAC status is unknown and will remain off for health reasons. PROPERTY IS BEING OFFERED SIGHT UNSEEN (LSU) DUE TO A CONFIRMED RODENT INFESTATION PRESENTING HEALTH AND SAFETY RISKS. INTERIOR ACCESS AND SHOWINGS ARE SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The sale of the property is made on an "As Is", Where Is", with all Faults basis, and the seller makes no warranty or representation as to all Faults implied, of merchantability or fitness. A proof-of-funds letter is required to submit an offer.

2131 Somerset Drive Unit #441, Hendersonville

Listing courtesy of Upright Real Estate LLC. don.lilya1981@gmail.com

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