The five highest-priced home sales reported in Asheville Area, North Carolina for the week ending October 25, 2026 added up to $9.34 million. Three were in Buncombe County and two in Henderson County, and Biltmore Lake accounted for two of the five.
Four of the five are one-story homes, and the group runs from a home finished in 2002 to one completed this year. The top sale, in Weaverville, sold for more than the next two combined.
No. 1 — $4,241,250 · 170 Bear View Rd, Weaverville, North Carolina
The week’s top sale is a gated estate of 14.10 acres on a ridge in the Reems Creek Valley in Weaverville, and it sold for $4,241,250. The land is a mix of level ground, rolling slope and woods, and the home looks out on long-range mountain views across the Blue Ridge in every season. The listing puts downtown Weaverville a few minutes away and Asheville about 15 minutes by car.
Built in 2021 of stone and wood, the home is all on one level, with 4,436 square feet, four bedrooms and six bathrooms. A porte-cochere marks the arrival. Inside, hardwood runs through an open plan built around a great room and the kitchen. The dining room has a stone accent wall and a ceiling that rises two stories. The kitchen centers on a quartzite island that wraps around and has storage built in. Its appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, a BlueStar six-burner gas cooktop with a griddle and two wall ovens, and there is a station for wine and coffee. Copper sinks and a walk-in pantry with its own prep counters and second refrigerator round it out.
The bedrooms are split for privacy. The primary suite has its own wing, a fireplace finished in stone and wood, two walk-in closets and a bath with copper vanities, a freestanding stone soaking tub and a tiled shower with two heads. Each of the other three bedrooms has its own bath. An office rises two stories, with built-ins and sliding barn doors, and the mudroom includes a dog-washing station.
The covered rear porch measures 56 by 25 feet. It has a wood-burning stone fireplace, hardwood decking and a hot tub, all facing the mountains. A detached three-car garage is climate-controlled and has a gym and a half bath.
Alec Cantley of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent. The sale was one of two listings in this week’s Top 5 for Premier Sotheby’s International Realty, which also listed the fifth-ranked home.
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No. 2 — $1,400,000 · 54 Mountain Dr, Biltmore Lake, North Carolina
Biltmore Lake’s first entry is a 2002 home that was extensively renovated in 2021 and 2022 under the direction of its builder-owner. It sold for $1,400,000 and is the largest of the week’s five, with 4,740 square feet and five bedrooms, the most in the group. It has four full baths, and three of the bedrooms are on the main level.
The renovation shows in the materials. Hickory floors, coffered ceilings, exposed beams and stonework set the tone, and a stone fireplace climbs from floor to ceiling in the great room. The kitchen has a Thermador package with a 48-inch professional range. The primary bath has Carrara marble, heated floors, a freestanding tub and a large shower with several heads. On the finished lower level, which opens to the yard, there is a 3-D theater with a 115-inch screen.
The home sits on a wooded corner lot of 0.35 acres with mountain views. The yard has been landscaped with mature plantings, koi ponds, waterfalls and other water features, and stone walkways. Outside there is also a flagstone terrace with a fire pit and an outdoor kitchen, plus a large screened porch with a gas fireplace. Waterfront features listed for the property include a public beach, a community boat slip, a community pier and a community launch for paddle craft, and Biltmore Lake itself has a lake, trails and a clubhouse.
The property last sold for $390,000 in 2010. Jamie Turner of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Asheville-Biltmore Park was the listing agent, and Gretchen Lewis of Town and Mountain Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,344,500 · 83 Mont Clair Trl #32, Horse Shoe, North Carolina
The newest home in the Top 5 was completed this year in Horse Shoe Cove, a gated community in Horse Shoe that sits among rolling hills between Hendersonville, Brevard and Asheville. It sold for $1,344,500, its full asking price.
Finished in fiber cement and stone, the one-story home has 3,138 square feet on 1.31 acres, with three bedrooms and three full baths plus a half bath. The kitchen, great room and dining area share one open space. The island is topped with granite that falls to the floor at its ends, and the appliances are Thermador. A walk-in pantry has a beverage refrigerator and an ice maker. Every bathroom has heated tile floors, and the primary bath has a large freestanding tub and a shower with several heads.
Outside, a screened porch has a built-in grilling station and its own beverage refrigerator, and a private hot tub looks over the landscaped lot. The three-car garage has an epoxy floor.
Andrii Peschanskyi of Big Hills Real Estate LLC was the listing agent. Meaghan Austin of Howard Hanna Beverly-Hanks Fletcher represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,250,000 · 208 Glenroy Ct, Flat Rock, North Carolina
In Kenmure, a gated golf course community in Flat Rock, a one-level home built in 2017 sold for $1,250,000. It sits at the end of a cul-de-sac on 2.43 wooded acres with a stream, reached by a long, level driveway, and one of the paths on the property leads to the 17th hole of the golf course.
The home was designed by an architect, and the details carry it. The exterior is Hardie artisan siding and stone with mitered corners. Inside, the floors are heated throughout, the ceilings are vaulted and lined in oak with beams, and windows run from floor to ceiling. The great room has a stone gas fireplace that rises to the ceiling, with a reclaimed oak mantel and a soapstone hearth, and a wet bar. The kitchen has a quartz island with a waterfall edge and Wolf appliances, including a steam oven and an induction cooktop. In the walk-in pantry, cabinets reach the ceiling and a sliding ladder runs along them.
Off the kitchen, a screened porch with motorized screens and a wood-burning fireplace can be used in every season. The primary suite has an oak ceiling with beams and a see-through gas fireplace it shares with the bath, which has a zero-entry shower and a freestanding soaking tub. The home has 2,479 square feet, three bedrooms and three baths, and a bonus room is now set up as a bunk room for children. There is also a three-car garage.
The property last sold for $105,000 in 2016, before the current home was built. Terri Eisenhauer of RE/MAX Results was the listing agent, and Ryan Ross of Good Hike Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,100,000 · 626 Wickhams Fancy Dr, Biltmore Lake, North Carolina
The second Biltmore Lake sale is an Arts and Crafts home built in 2005 on a quiet, tree-lined street. It sold for $1,100,000. Its wooded 0.44-acre lot backs to the Singing Creek Trail, which gives the household a direct way onto the community’s network of walking and hiking paths.
The two-story home has 4,467 square feet, finished in fiber cement and stone, with a front porch. The main level has a living room, a dining room, a kitchen with a breakfast nook looking out to the woods, and the primary suite. Upstairs are two more bedrooms, each with its own bath, and a bonus room that could serve as a media room or an office. The lower level, which opens to the outside, has a recreation room, a guest bedroom and a full bath. In all there are four bedrooms and four full baths plus a half bath. Biltmore Lake’s clubhouse sits by the lake, and residents can swim and use boats without motors.
The property last sold for $692,500 in 2014. Marilyn Wright of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent, giving the firm both the first and fifth listings of the week. Elena Kovrigin of EXP Realty LLC represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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