$982,366Average Value$354Average Price per Sq Ft27Homes For Sale
Biltmore Park 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.
Coming home to Biltmore Park
With pastoral mountain landscapes, spacious, modern homes and heaps of in-town amenities, Biltmore Park seems to have it all. One of this area’s primary draws is its thriving, in-town retail hub. “Biltmore Park is a neighborhood where you can walk to dinner, the movies, and to get a drink. It’s a really convenient place to live,” says Kelsey Crowder, Realtor at The Redbud Group. With pastoral mountain landscapes, spacious, modern homes and heaps of in-town amenities, Biltmore Park seems to have it all.
Classic architecture with contemporary style
Homes here adapt classic architectural designs from Craftsman, Tudor and Colonial styles into contemporary formats with open, spacious floor plans. “Most Biltmore Park homes were built in the 2000s, and the atmosphere reflects that type of architecture. You have a modern feel and a very clean look with landscaping that gives it a lot of charm and showcases the beautiful views,” says Kyle Manderscheid, Realtor at The Redbud Group. Properties start around $950,000 for a move-in ready four-bedroom with dormers and shuttered windows. A $1.5 million budget will secure more living space, while $2.5 million will afford something grander, likely at a higher elevation with mountain views.
Public schools are a short drive away
Kids living in Biltmore Park can attend William W. Estes Elementary before continuing to Valley Springs Middle, which consistently achieves above-average performance ratings. T. C. Roberson High is the last stop on the public school track, touting an A- score on Niche. Each neighborhood school is conveniently located within a 5-minute drive for Biltmore Park residents. The Skyland/South Buncombe Library is also nearby for after-school learning and activities.
Play, boat and explore at nearby parks
Lake Julian Park is less than a mile south, where Biltmore Park locals can rent a paddle boat for a day on the water or visit for its annual events, including a kid’s fishing tournament, horseshoe tournaments for locals of all ages and the coveted Festival of Lights display at the end of the year. Also equipped with picnic areas, a large playground and a beach volleyball court, the energy at this scenic spot is always high. For long walks and bike rides, find the Biltmore Park Greenway entrances on either side of town. The paved trail extends over 4 miles of quiet wooded landscapes, connecting the east and west sides of the neighborhood.
Biltmore Park Town Square is thriving
Local boutiques meet national chains in South Asheville’s favorite shopping destination. Biltmore Park Town Square’s robust selection of diverse dining experiences is reflective of Asheville’s prominent standing in the food and beverage scene. The Redbud Group team recommends a stop at the Thirsty Monk for a cold brew on its cozy patio. The square also lodges a number of retail hot spots, many with an outdoor focus that serves you well in this active, mountainous town. Residents meet here for seasonal events to keep the community connected, including a group yoga class and a book club, among larger holiday celebrations.
Highways and big-box shopping
Biltmore Park is in the lush French Broad River valley, conveniently positioned between major interstate systems and less than 10 miles from downtown Asheville. Interstate 26 runs north to south and provides a direct 4-mile route to Asheville Regional Airport, where you can also find a shopping park of big box stores like Target and Lowe’s Home Improvement. “There aren’t a lot of chains in Asheville, so this is where locals go to shop at those brand names,” Crowder adds. For regular grocery shops, Biltmore Park locals have a Publix nearby. Hendersonville is a major corridor connecting to the downtown area, a popular spot for errands as you head south toward the city.
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On average, homes in Biltmore Park, Asheville sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Biltmore Park, Asheville over the last 12 months is $731,250, down 20% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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