Melissa Sites

During Asheville’s booming 1920s era, the city became a magnet for artists, craftsmen, and notable figures whose influence brought prosperity and style. This 1925 Arts & Crafts bungalow reflects that golden age, showcasing the unparalleled quality and attention to detail that defined the movement. Original five-panel doors, heart pine floors, plaster walls, and lofty ceilings highlight a

Built in 1925 during Asheville’s Arts & Crafts boom, this bungalow reflects a movement rooted in simplicity, craftsmanship, and connection to nature. Many homes of this era followed a story-and-a-half design—compact yet efficient, with thoughtful use of space and rich architectural detail. This home retains key original features: five-panel doors, heart pine floors, plaster walls, picture rails,

In West Asheville’s established Camelot community—where mature trees and tidy lawns set the tone—this classic ranch offers single-level living and a garden full of delight. Three bedrooms with hardwood floors, updated lighting, and a crisp kitchen with new appliances (washer and dryer included) make move-in easy. A clever bonus space off the kitchen adds flexibility for work or retreat. From the

This home is located in the neighborhood of Addison Creek about 20 minutes from Downtown Asheville. Offering 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, this split floorplan layout is move in ready. The living spaces include a wood burning fireplace, island kitchen with seating, and open dining area, all appliances will stay including washer/dryer, furnishings negotiable. In the primary suite find a walk-in