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Beaverdam was impacted by Hurricane Helene in September 2024.
This content was created before the hurricane occurred, and we will chronicle the community's recovery in the future.
A serene setting minutes from the Asheville action
Flowing for thousands of years through the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains, Beaverdam Creek carved what would become the Beaverdam valley. “The Beaverdam valley was actually one of the first inhabited areas in the Asheville area,” says Byron Greiner, principal broker at Dwell Realty Group. Today, the Beaverdam neighborhood is situated on its namesake stream, offering a private, serene community among the mountains, a short drive from all downtown Asheville has to offer.
Beaverdam is a beautiful neighborhood that is surrounded by mountains on all sides.
Downtown Asheville is a short drive from the Beaverdam neighborhood.
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An active lifestyle in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Asheville is known for its nearby mountain hikes and grand vistas, and Beaverdam is no exception. Located adjacent to the Blue Ridge Parkway, Beaverdam offers its residents easy access to the outdoorsy lifestyle. Craven Gap Trail, an out-and-back hiking route that joggers and dog-walkers often frequent alongside the parkway, leads to the gorgeous Haw Creek Valley Overlook five miles away. In Lake View Park, Beaverdam Creek empties into Beaver Lake. Locals enjoy catch-and-release fishing from the pier, canoeing across the placid lake and strolling the boardwalk trails that traverse the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary.
Fishing is a popular pastime at the Beaver Lake near Beaverdam.
The Blue Ridge Parkway is one of the larger parks near the Beaverdam neighborhood.
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Home styles follow the landscape
Along the quiet, narrow residential lanes at the bottom of the valley, lush woodland lends homeowners a sense of privacy. The forested streets feature a mix of home styles including ranches and bungalows, which sell between $500,000 and $1 million. Meanwhile, new construction townhouse developments have popped up alongside the original homes, often selling between the mid-$400,000s and mid-$500,000s. Gated communities such as Beaverdam Run and Town Mountain Preserve sit further up Beaverdam Road, where winding mountain drives open up to contemporary Craftsman-style homes. Closer to the ridge on long private driveways, luxurious hillside estates are often priced between $1 million and $2 million but can reach as high as $3.5 million.
Contemporary style homes can be found in the hills of Beaverdam.
Many homes in Beaverdam sit on elevated hills in the area.
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Artistic appreciation in Asheville
Much of the neighborhood is part of the Beaverdam Valley Neighborhood Association, which facilitates social gatherings for the community. The Beaverdam Studio Tour allows visitors to explore the studios of artists and craftspeople who call the neighborhood home. Beaverdam may feel secluded deep in the hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, but residents of also have easy access to the arts and energy of Asheville. “Downtown After 5 is a popular art and music event,” says Emily Wareham, a Realtor with Asheville Realty Group. “It’s held one Friday a month during the warm months, that’s really fun. There’s a downtown farmers market, all kinds of culinary events that happen throughout the year.” Beaverdam also boasts a CAP Index Crime Score of 1 out of 10, well below the national average of 4.
Colorful plants and flowers can be found all throughout the Beaverdam neighborhood.
Creative metal sculptures can be found throughout the Beaverdam neighborhood.
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Easy access to local businesses in Grace and downtown
Residents can do their grocery shopping in the nearby Grace neighborhood at The Fresh Market, a short five-minute drive from Beaverdam. Also located in Grace, the unique Gravelo Workshop both serves coffee and services bikes. Locals frequent Rye Knot, a brewery and distillery that features high-end dinner options along with more traditional pub fare, and 828 Family Pizzeria for New York-style pies. For those willing to travel 10 minutes further, downtown Asheville hosts many artisanal eateries and boutiques.
Beaverdam residents have a plethora of bars and restaurants to choose from.
There are many great outdoor dining options in the Beaverdam neighborhood.
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Good grades for local schools
Beaverdam is located in the highly regarded Asheville City School District. While the district allows for open enrollment for elementary schools, many students attend Ira B. Jones Elementary in the nearby Grace neighborhood. The school receives a B-plus grade from Niche. Kids then move on to Asheville Middle School, which also records a B-plus, while Asheville High School receives an A-minus grade. Asheville High has been rated one of the top 10 public high schools in North Carolina for athletics.
The Asheville High School was founded in 1929 and is located near Beaverdam.
Students living in Beaverdam can attend the Asheville Middle School.
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Slow mountain drives and speedy routes downtown
While the neighborhood is set on the rolling slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Beaverdam offers a quick drive to the Asheville city center via Merrimon Avenue. “You feel like you’re in the wilderness, but it’s only 10 minutes to downtown,” Greiner says. The area’s bus system — Asheville Rides Transit, or ART — provides another route to head downtown. At the eastern edge of Beaverdam, the Blue Ridge Parkway runs atop the mountain ridge, offering a scenic drive especially known for its autumnal splendor.
The Asheville city bus offers public transportation to the Beaverdam residents.
The Blue Ridge Parkway is a popular destination for Beaverdam locals in the area.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Beaverdam
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Homicide
1
4
Sexual Assault
1
4
Assault with Weapon
1
4
Robbery
1
4
Burglary
2
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
2
4
Larceny
1
4
Crime Score
1
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Beaverdam Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Beaverdam, Asheville sell after 84 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Beaverdam, Asheville over the last 12 months is $657,500, down 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
A spacious and newly renovated home in the established Beaverdam neighborhood of North Asheville, this 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home offers plenty of room to make it your own. Built in 1979, this home carries classic character throughout its expansive 2,940 square feet with several key updates. Vaulted ceilings add openness to the main living area, with large windows that let light pour into the
Elevated on a hill in highly desirable Hills of Beaverdam community in North Asheville, this thoughtfully updated home captures sweeping, year-round long-range views of the western mountains and pairs them with a flexible floor plan designed for modern living.A welcoming wraparound deck invites you to take in layered sunsets and cool mountain breezes, while the rear of the home offers a
This lot in stunning Town Mountain Preserve subdivision has a driveway already cut in so you and your builder can envision where your new home will be situated on this 2.58 lot. With the subdivision’s two gates, you are just minutes away from downtown or north Asheville to enjoy all that Asheville has to offer. Surrounded by mountain views, you can understand why this should be the site for your
Prime 13.73 Acres in Asheville – Endless Possibilities! Looking for a unique opportunity in Asheville? This 13.73-acre property offers incredible potential, whether you're a developer or someone seeking the perfect location for your dream estate that is located outside of an HOA. Preliminary discussions suggest the possibility for a minor subdivision, allowing for up to 21 homes if development
This listing is offering 2 lots, side by side, in stunning Town Mountain Preserve Subdivision for a total of 4.44 acres. With the subdivision’s two gates, you are just minutes away from downtown or north Asheville to enjoy all that Asheville has to offer. Surrounded by mountain views, you can understand why this should be the site for your new home or homes. Privacy and convenience, yet in a
Large, ready-to-build lot in the sought-after Beaverdam Valley of North Asheville. The primary homesite and driveway are already cut and leveled, offering an easy start to construction. A second driveway cutout is also in place—ideal for a secondary build site, studio, workshop, or storage building—while still leaving ample room for gardens and outdoor living spaces. Enjoy a peaceful setting
This lock-and-go 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo features beautiful real hardwood floors and a bright, welcoming layout. The home is move-in ready as-is, while also presenting a wonderful opportunity to update the original bathrooms to your personal taste and add value over time. A whole-house generator provides added peace of mind—an exceptional feature during power outages. Enjoy easy, low-maintenance
Beloved Beaverdam Valley — Privacy, Character & North Asheville ConvenienceTucked into the mature, wooded landscape of Asheville's cherished Beaverdam Valley, 34 Wolfe Cove Road is the kind of property that feels like a true retreat the moment you arrive. Exceptional privacy, towering trees, and lush established plantings create a setting that takes years — even decades — to cultivate, and
Welcome to 3802 Timber Trail, where refined mountain living meets effortless, lock-and-leave convenience in the exclusive Timbers Community of North Asheville. Designed for those seeking the Asheville lifestyle without the burden of maintenance, this home offers a rare blend of comfort, views, and ease—with landscaping fully handled by the HOA. Perfectly positioned just moments from the Blue
Stunning new townhome construction just completed in desirable north Asheville. END UNIT townhome, almost 1600 square feet, pre-finished HW flooring, quartz tops, SS appliances and hood, covered back porch, one car garage, large primary bedroom with walk-in closet and shower, double vanity crown molding and more! HOA covers exterior maintenance, landscaping, roads and common areas. Located in
Gorgeous mountain views greet you as you enter Town Mountain Preserve. A private, gated community located just 2.5 miles from heart of downtown Asheville. Luxury living in a mountain setting providing 2 gated entrances and private wooded lots for custom built homes. Enjoy all that the beautiful City of Asheville has to offer, shopping, dining and entertainment - all within minutes! This beautiful
Gorgeous mountain views greet you as you enter Town Mountain Preserve. A private, gated community located just 2.5 miles from heart of downtown Asheville. Luxury living in a mountain setting providing 2 gated entrances and private wooded lots for custom built homes. Enjoy all that the beautiful City of Asheville has to offer, shopping, dining and entertainment - all within minutes of the Town
Build in Grove Park Cove, one of North Asheville’s premier settings, on a 1.42-acre homesite at approx. 2,500’ elevation with long-range mountain views (winter + year-round). Enjoy the convenience buyers want: city water & public sewer available (tap fee required), underground utilities, paved road, sidewalks, and streetlights already in place. The rolling, wooded terrain offers privacy and the
This beautiful North Asheville home offers:- 4 bedrooms- 3 full bathrooms- Open living-room with vaulted ceilings and skylights- Laminate wood flooring throughout - Laundry room with washer and dryer- Large downstairs den w/bedroom and updated bathroom- Heat-pump for heating and cooling - Garage for storage- Large back deck that overlooks a wooded back
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