This home has style, room AND storage. Enjoy the open floor plan, front porch/back deck AND the workshop. Convenient to shopping, dinning and everything Downtown Asheville has to offer! Full Details http://www.mattandmollysellasheville.com/listing/mlsid/553/propertyid/545160/syndicated/1/cgltguid/77BCA18E-6F2A-4D84-B674-FD07C9BB14BB/?ts=crg Click on photo to see more photos! Listing Courtesy of Matt Tavener, Keller Williams Professionals 08/12/2013

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Dateline Asheville, North Carolina, July, 2009News and Views from Asheville's Greenolina, Real Estate Eco-Steward PLAN Your Move to a Greener Home. Step One: Spruce up your abode. Paint. Use NO VOC paints, remove and replace old carpets with nontoxic flooring, consider replacing all the light bulbs with LEDs.. I love Asheville's locally-produced Earthpaint® which is NO VOC for sprucing up both interior and exterior surfaces. (Check the link. You can order it shipped if need be.) This beginning plan will increase the value of the home and certainly makes it more attractive to today's buyers Step Two: Replace old appliances with  energy efficient appliances. Step Three: Update windows, insulate for energy efficiency, and go for daylighting. . Step Four: Seek out a"green"  real estate prof... 07/03/2009

Men's Journal Magazine recently named West Ashevile one of the best neighborhoods in the Southeast.  According to Britta Waller, editor, “Even after nearly two decades of growth, West Asheville is still basically what downtown Asheville was like a decade ago. Keeping it funky was a priority for a population young enough to not yet care about saving for retirement.” There are two commercial hubs in West Asheville, both off Haywood Road (its main street for more than 100 years). One creative cluster is just west of Interstate 240, home of Harvest Records, Blue Ridge Biofuels, dressmaker Brooke Priddy, Izzy's coffeeshop and The Admiral, a bar with an eclectic collection of music in its juke box. The other cluster surrounds the Westville Pub, a walk-to restaurant that's an after-hours place... 06/11/2009