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Historic Structure

Originally built in 1943

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True Sustainability

Re-used / Local Materials

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Vibrant Community

Located in the RAD

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Thoughtful Finishes

Blend of modern/traditional

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Fully Reconstructed

With historic preservation

Features

Key Highlights

  • Historic Structure

    Property was the location of a general store in the early 1900s, owned by J. R. Treadway. Current structure originally built in 1943.

  • True Sustainability

    Extensive reuse of existing materials (stone, structural elements), and local sourcing whenever possible

  • Vibrant Community

    Located in the River Arts District of Asheville, with nearly direct access to the Wilma Dykman Greenway system

  • Thoughtful Finishes

    The townhomes have a unique blend of modern and traditional aesthetics

  • Fully Reconstructed

    This is not a simple renovation—it is a full reconstruction with a focus on preservation

Design & Finishes

A Blend of Modern & Traditional

Thoughtful finishes and quality craftsmanship shine through in each detail.

  • Thoughtful kitchens with Bosch appliance packages
  • Locally made custom cabinetry
  • Private deck and large flagstone patio for each unit
  • Shared outdoor space with fire pit and gathering area
Now Available!

4 Roberts Street

Featuring an open, light-filled space, vaulted ceiling with skylights, white oak flooring, locally built custom cabinetry and built-ins, Bosch appliances, beautifully deigned bathrooms, window treatments, and a dual zoned HVAC system with Nest thermostats. Enjoy your own upper deck off of the primary bedroom and a Tennessee flagstone patio out back. Your private outdoor areas are complemented by shared green space, a fire pit and bike racks.

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The Story

Own a Piece of Asheville History

Townhomes reconstructed from a historic church in Asheville’s River Arts District (RAD). The project blends historic preservation, adaptive reuse, and modern design, creating a rare opportunity to own a piece of Asheville’s built history.

  • Highlighting intangible character while bringing new life
  • Working to better emphasize continuity of place and home
  • Full preservative reconstruction rather than simple renovation
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The Neighborhood

Asheville’s River Arts District (RAD)

Strong community connection with nearly direct access to the Wilma Dykman Greenway system. Walk, bike, roll, or stroll your River Arts District neighborhood art galeries, working artist studios, restaurants, coffee shops, night life destinations, and so much more!

Get in Touch

Schedule a Tour or Request Info

We’d love to show you around and answer any questions you have!

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