During the original development of Sunset Mountain, when Asheville’s most exceptional homesites were first being chosen, the setting for 65 Crestwood Road was selected for its extraordinary beauty, sweeping views, and rare sense of privacy. In a neighborhood known for distinguished homes, this location was recognized as truly special — offering mountain ridges, glowing city lights, sunsets, and natural beauty from nearly every room and garden. Built in 1971 by Abbott Construction for the Pearlman family, this timeless four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence was thoughtfully designed to honor its surroundings and remains as captivating today as when it was first envisioned. Approached by a long private drive beneath a stately porte-cochère, the home showcases enduring Grandfather Mountain stone from Linville, North Carolina, original hardwood floors, custom wood detailing, expansive windows, dome-shaped skylights, and beautifully proportioned living spaces filled with natural light. Expansive porches and terraces create seamless indoor-outdoor living ideal for entertaining, peaceful evenings, and year-round enjoyment of Asheville’s mountain and city views. The main-level primary suite offers a private retreat with direct access to outdoor living spaces, while the lower level features three additional bedrooms, inviting sitting areas, and walkout access to established perennial gardens, walking paths, and tranquil outdoor settings. Meticulously maintained with no deferred maintenance, this rare legacy property offers timeless architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and gracious living just minutes from downtown Asheville.
4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Bathrooms | Expansive Porches & Terraces | Mountain & City Views | Legacy Property on Sunset Mountain