The five highest-priced home sales reported in Asheville Area, North Carolina for the week ending November 8, 2026 came to a combined $7.465 million. Two of the homes are in Asheville, and one each is in Weaverville, Maggie Valley and Arden, so four of the sales were in Buncombe County and one was in Haywood County.
Four of the five are single-family homes and one is a townhouse. They range from a home built in 1910 to one finished in 2026, and the two sales in the middle of the list closed at the same price.
No. 1 — $1,995,000 · 47 Garland Dr, Asheville, North Carolina
White Oak Ridge, in North Asheville, is an enclave of ten homes on more than 30 private acres. The home at 47 Garland Drive sold for $1,995,000, the top price of the week, and it stands on 2.39 sloped, wooded acres, the largest lot among the five, with long-range mountain views.
Built in 2004, the one-story home has an exterior of stone and wood, with cedar shake and fiber cement in the mix. A thorough renovation opened up the floor plan, and the living spaces now lead out to decks on several levels, with views of the Blue Ridge in every season. The living room has a fireplace, and the floors are wood and tile. Below the main level is a finished basement.
The home has four bedrooms, three full baths and one half bath in 3,829 square feet, along with a two-car garage on the main level. The property last sold for $1.15 million in 2021.
The home sold at its full asking price. Misty Masiello of Unique: A Real Estate Collective was the listing agent, and Athena Cermak of Keller Williams Professionals represented the buyer in the week’s No. 1 sale.
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No. 2 — $1,395,000 · 75 Boone Trl, Weaverville, North Carolina
The newest home in the group was built in 2026 on 2.01 private, wooded acres in Weaverville, about 10 minutes from downtown Weaverville and less than 20 from Asheville. A circular drive brings visitors to the front door of the contemporary home at 75 Boone Trail.
Inside, the ceilings reach 16 feet and walls of glass look out on the long-range mountain views. The kitchen is built around a large island, with a 48-inch gas range and a walk-in pantry kept out of sight. On the main level are three bedrooms, each with its own bath. The primary suite among them has an electric fireplace, two custom closets and a spa bath, and the living room has a second fireplace.
A daylight lower level with its own outside entry holds a second primary suite and several flex spaces that can serve guests, movie nights, games or workouts. Out back are two full-length decks, a broad patio and a heated in-ground pool.
The home has four bedrooms, five full baths and one half bath, the most bathrooms of the five, in 3,514 square feet, plus an attached two-car garage. It sold at its full asking price. Alyssa Augustine of Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty was the listing agent, and Tyler Coon of EXP Realty LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,375,000 · 476 Waterford Dr, Maggie Valley, North Carolina
Massive Douglas fir logs, joined by hand, give the rustic home at 476 Waterford Drive its character. Built in 2005 of log and stone, it is in the Laurel Heights neighborhood of Maggie Valley, at 4,300 feet in elevation, and it is part of a gated golf course community.
The entrance porch runs the full length of the home and works natural boulders into its design. Inside, the great room has two-story vaulted windows that take in layers of distant mountains, and beside them a two-story stone fireplace rises from a natural stone slab hearth. The dining area and the kitchen share the great room on the main level. The kitchen has granite counters, stainless-steel Dacor appliances and a Thermador four-burner gas cooktop with a griddle. Double French doors open onto open-air decks facing the mountains.
There are three primary suites, each with its own bathroom and a private balcony reached through French doors, and one of them is on the main level. The lower level has a second stone fireplace and a game-table area, with plumbing in place for a wet bar or a second kitchen. The garage and laundry are down there too, along with a storage room plumbed for a future steam room.
The home has three bedrooms, three full baths and two half baths in 4,006 square feet, the largest living area among the five, on 1.06 acres. The Maggie Valley Club has an 18-hole golf course, tennis and pickleball, a swimming complex and a restaurant with a view. The property last sold for $39,000 in 2001, before the current home was built.
Lynda Bennett of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Heritage was the listing agent, and Evelyn Clifford of EXP Realty LLC represented the buyer. The sale tied for third in the week’s Top 5, at the same price as the townhouse in Arden.
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No. 4 — $1,375,000 · 34 Foxbridge Way, Arden, North Carolina
The one townhouse in the group is in The Meadows at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, a gated community in Arden. The grounds around 34 Foxbridge Way are planted with lush landscaping, with water features and lighting set through them.
Built in 2006, the home has tall ceilings and large windows that bring in natural light. Retractable doors open the main living area to the outdoors, and an all-season sunroom looks out on the landscape. The kitchen has mahogany detailing, built-in LED lighting and an oversized island, and the living room has a fireplace. On the lower level are a large bonus room and two guest suites, with outdoor living space beyond.
The townhouse has three bedrooms, three full baths and one half bath in 3,345 square feet on 0.23 acres, with a two-car garage on the main level. It sold at its full asking price. Marilyn Wright of Premier Sothebyβs International Realty was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
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No. 5 — $1,325,000 · 142 Edwin Pl, Asheville, North Carolina
The oldest home in the group dates to 1910 and stands in Asheville’s Grove Park neighborhood. The Arts and Crafts home at 142 Edwin Place, with farmhouse and transitional touches, has been updated with care for its original character. Ceilings rise above nine feet, and the heart pine and maple floors have been refinished.
The living, dining and kitchen areas open to one another, and the home has two fireplaces. The kitchen is generous, with leathered Taj Mahal quartzite counters and new stainless-steel appliances. Downstairs, a second living area with its own full kitchen offers space for extended family or guests, and the lower level also has a shop and an outside entry. A private outdoor sauna, front and back porches and landscaped grounds complete the property.
The home has five bedrooms, the most of the five, along with four full baths and one half bath in 3,920 square feet on 0.24 acres. It sold for $1,325,000. Anna Grace of Ivester Jackson Blackstream was the listing agent, and Reese Morgani of Keller Williams Professionals represented the buyer.
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