A NEW LEVEL OF MODERN LIVING
“Earth Friendly” doesn’t have to be “Earthy.” Mindful modern design lives as lightly as any concerned steward of our planet plus a whole lot shinier. Clean design rooted in the form and function ideals of Breuer and Neutra avoids the gravity of excess. A home can be both incredibly cool and quietly step back creating a stage for carefree living. We like to say, “Less House ~ More Life!”
This community of nine consciously designed homes, Shelburne Woods, is nestled in nature against the woods and proposed greenway and between the lively urban corridor of West Asheville and the active outdoor corridor of the French Broad River. The first home is a collaborative effort by award winner’s Mountain Sun Building & Design with #51 being designed by Rusafova-Markulis Architects. Together, all homes will be carefully craft and steward a new level of life sustaining modern home for active earth beings of any age.
4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Baths | 2035 SQFT | MLS#3176992
51 Shelburne Woods Dr is the first home to hit the market. The three level, quality home is designed with simplicity and maximum efficiency in mind. Open Main Level Living with both 2 bedrooms up and 2 down. The home’s placement is designed to maximum an urban style neighborhood while remaining private from the inside out. The homes are designed to be Green Built NC Platinum Rated and Net Zero. 
The nine lots for sale are located in their own private cul-de-sac, backing up to Rhododendron Trail Greenway leading to Hominy Creek. Easy access to the highway and everywhere! Currently see MLS#3198509 and #3198515 listed with six more available.
Reach out to Troy and Kelly for more information on this cool new home or lot options. Also, join us for an Open House on Sunday, Aug 7th to learn more from us and the builders firsthand. See you there. Cheers!
Given access to all the great evironmental elements we have here in Asheville many people and design practitioners utilize passive principles in home design and constructions. Doing this provides a greater connection to the outside while minimizing utilities. Kelly and I both have southern facing hillside homes that benefit from both sun and wind. Check out this nice article from Becky Harris for Houzz for more ideas. Cheers!
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