Sunset Mountain Homes with Laundry Main Level Rooms

Welcome to Sunset Mountain, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Asheville, North Carolina. This picturesque neighborhood is renowned for its stunning views, vibrant community spirit, and the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. With the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains as your backdrop, Sunset Mountain offers residents a unique lifestyle that is both serene and invigorating.

One of the standout features of homes in this charming area is the thoughtful design that includes laundry rooms conveniently located on the main level. This practical layout not only enhances everyday living but also adds a touch of luxury and ease to your daily routine. No more lugging baskets of laundry up and down stairs; you can enjoy the convenience of having everything you need right at your fingertips.

The neighborhood is characterized by its lush greenery, winding streets, and a strong sense of community. Residents often gather at local parks or participate in neighborhood events, fostering connections and friendships that make Sunset Mountain feel like home. With its close proximity to downtown Asheville, you can easily access a vibrant array of shops, restaurants, and cultural experiences, while still enjoying the peaceful ambiance of suburban living.

Sunset Mountain is more than just a place to live; it’s a lifestyle choice. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast looking to explore the nearby hiking trails or someone who appreciates the arts and culinary scene, this neighborhood has something for everyone. Discover your dream home in Sunset Mountain, where comfort meets convenience and community thrives.

Newest Sunset Mountain Homes with Laundry Main Level Rooms

$775,000

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4386186 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

High up on Sunset Mtn perched among magnificent long range views, you'll find Birdie Lane. A peaceful retreat where mountain beauty and quiet living come together. This crafted Southland Log Home offers a setting situated just so, to maximize relaxation, unwinding and enjoying unforgettable sunrises and radiant sunsets, creating a perfect mountain escape. Step inside to soaring ceilings and beautiful hardwood floors that create a warm, inviting atmosphere. The open kitchen features stainless steel appliances and flows effortlessly into the living area, perfect for entertaining or everyday life. The main level offers two spacious bedrooms and baths along with a large laundry room for added convenience, Upstairs a charming loft overlooks the main living area, offering the perfect space for an office, reading nook, or additional guest accommodations. Downstairs features a second living area with kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances, an open living area, and private spacious bedroom with an en-suite bath with comforting radiant heated floors, perfect for guests or rental potential. Designed with comfort in mind, this home offers plenty of space throughout, including generous walk-in closets that provide exceptional storage and convenience. Lastly, a detached 2 car garage offers ample space for parking and storage or a workshop setup.

483 Birdie Lane, Bakersville

Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Burnville. rhonda.phillips@allentate.com

$2,100,000

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4379464 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

A Singular Opportunity on Sunset Mountain — Where Enduring Craftsmanship Meets Modern Excellence Perched on Sunset Mountain, 24 Westhaven is a 3,800+ square foot residence with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths where architecture, landscape, and the rare combination of city and long-range mountain views come together in a way that feels both grounded and quietly distinctive. Originally inspired by the organic ideals of Frank Lloyd Wright and later refined by Samsel Architects, the home has a quiet, natural design that sits comfortably in its setting and reflects the landscape around it. The design favors long horizontal lines, natural materials, and a wall of windows that keeps the layered Blue Ridge mountains and shifting light constantly in view. The atmosphere changes with the light—morning fog settling in the valleys, soft afternoon sun filling the interiors, and evening giving way to the glow of the city below. What makes this property especially rare is the contrast it offers. Downtown Asheville, with its art galleries, celebrated food scene, live music, and locally owned shops, is just minutes away—a place defined by energy, creativity, and activity. Here at the home, that energy gives way to a quieter rhythm. Cool mountain air, birdsong, mature trees, and long views create a sense of space and calm that feels far removed from the movement below. At the same time, access is remarkably easy, with a short drive up Sunset Mountain leading to a gracious circular driveway and an effortless sense of arrival. Inside, the home balances openness with warmth. Living spaces connect in a natural flow, with a wall of windows that keeps the landscape constantly present. The main level brings together the open-concept kitchen, dining area, and living room with a wood-burning fireplace, along with the primary suite, office, laundry, and everyday living functions in one seamless arrangement, creating an ease of living that is rarely found in a mountain home of this scale. Direct access from the attached double garage further enhances everyday convenience without compromising design. The lower level extends the home into a more private and flexible arrangement. Two additional bedrooms, each with its own en suite bath, offer quiet separation for guests or family. A spacious secondary living area opens directly onto a screened-in porch finished with cedar shake siding, a stone floor, and unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape, extending the experience of the home into the outdoors. This level feels more like a retreat than a lower floor—private, relaxed, and closely connected to the gardens and natural setting beyond. Outdoors, the grounds unfold in an organic rhythm rather than a formal plan, with layered plantings, stone paths, and tucked-away seating areas that invite time to slow down. It is a landscape meant to be experienced—morning coffee in filtered light, quiet afternoon shade, and evenings spent watching the valley glow below. Set within one of Asheville’s most sought-after neighborhoods, 24 Westhaven is less a statement than an experience—a home that reveals itself over time through light, landscape, and quiet detail. It offers both vantage point and sanctuary, with a sense of privacy, presence, and ease that is increasingly rare so close to the city.

24 Westhaven Drive, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Town and Mountain Realty. gretchen@townandmountain.com

$2,925,000

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4378966 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Some homes are measured by square footage. Others are measured by the lives they have sheltered, the craftsmanship they preserve, and the stories they continue to tell. Carefully designed across two beautifully situated lots on the coveted slopes of Sunset Mountain, 65 Crestwood Road was thoughtfully positioned to embrace sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, downtown Asheville, and unforgettable western sunsets. Gracefully integrated into the mountain's natural topography, the home reflects an era when architecture was guided by the land itself—allowing the residence to become part of the landscape rather than simply occupy it. Originally constructed by Abbott Construction for the Pearlman family in 1971, every decision—from the home's placement and orientation to its enduring materials—demonstrates a commitment to craftsmanship, permanence, and timeless design. The residence was designed by architect Jan Wiegman, whose work was known for its thoughtful response to the mountain landscape, creating homes that blended naturally with their surroundings while maximizing light, views, and livability. At 65 Crestwood Road, that philosophy is evident in the home's graceful relationship to the land and its seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. The home was created during one of Asheville's most significant periods of residential architecture. During this era, architects and designers helped define the city's distinctive character by embracing the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains rather than competing with it. The result is a residence that feels both grand in its setting and intimately connected to the mountain that surrounds it—a home built not only to endure, but to be thoughtfully stewarded for generations to come. 4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Bathrooms | Expansive Porches | Mountain & City Views | Minutes to Downtown Asheville | Legacy Property on Sunset Mountain

65 Crestwood Road, Asheville

Listing courtesy of Ivester Jackson Blackstream. betsy@ijbproperties.com

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