50 Beekeeper Trail is more than just a beautifully renovated home — it’s a lifestyle choice. Nestled on a quiet dead-end street, it offers a rare balance: privacy and serenity while still being only 10 minutes to both Asheville and Black Mountain. For those who love to explore the arts, restaurants, breweries, and outdoor adventure, this address is the perfect middle ground. The community has a friendly, walkable feel, and the common green space behind the property creates a sense of openness you won’t find in many neighborhoods.The renovation wasn’t just cosmetic — it was thoughtful. With three ensuite-style bedrooms, each in its own section of the home, there’s built-in flexibility for multi-generational living, hosting guests, or even long term rental potential. Vaulted ceilings and a four-season sunroom flood the main level with natural light, while the gas fireplace anchors the living space for cozy mountain evenings.The primary suite feels like a spa retreat: heated towel rack, a freestanding soaking tub, and a custom walk-in closet. These luxury details set the home apart, giving it a true “move-in ready” feel. Gardeners will immediately appreciate the mature landscaping, but what makes it unique is how the fenced patio flows directly into the spacious common area. Imagine enjoying your morning coffee on the patio, while kids or pets safely play in a wide-open green space right outside your gate. The neighborhood layout makes it easy to connect with neighbors — or retreat to your private sunroom when you want quiet.With the property priced $46,000 under appraisal, this is more than a lovely home — it’s a smart investment. The flexible floor plan makes it ideal for buyers who want a primary residence with guest space, a second home with income potential, or a future retirement home with room for family. Insulated Garage w/ newly painted floor, laundry area with sink and counter. Even the current flood insurance, which is very manageable at $1,235/year, makes this property accessible without adding major carrying costs.
