Asheville Country Club & Lakeview Park: These North Asheville neighborhoods are located along the fairways of the Country Club of Asheville. The Country Club of Asheville was founded in 1894 and is recognized by the USGA as one of the first 100 clubs in the United States.  Homes in the Asheville Country Club subdivision offer views of the elegant landscaped greens. Lakeview Park, developed in the early 1900s along with Beaver Lake, features a collection of stunning homes from the 1920s with grand architectural styling.  This community surrounds its own private Beaver Lake on which residents may fish, sail or picnic around its green fields.

Beaverdam Run: This neighborhood is a great location, just minutes from downtown Asheville. These townhomes and duplexes offer spectacular views and are contemporary in design. They have wrap around decks, vaulted ceilings, stone or traditional fireplaces, double garages, indoor pool, and workout center.

Grove Park: The Grove Park community is a traditional Asheville neighborhood with historic significance. A number of homes in this neighborhood lie along the rolling golf course of the famed Grove Park Inn.  The Grove Park neighborhood was created in 1923 by the Grove Park Inn's developer, E.W. Grove.  In 1990, this neighborhood became the Grove Park Historic District and is listed in the National Historic Register.

Reynolds Mountain: Overlooking the historic Grove Park and Lakeview Park communities, Reynolds Mountain is the premier development located on the prestigious north side of Asheville. This pristine 250-acre mountain estate is one of the few areas in Asheville's immediate surroundings that remain unspoiled and untouched. The property boasts spectacular views of Asheville's most acclaimed landmarks, such as the Grove Park Inn, the Country Club of Asheville's golf course, the still, reflective waters of Beaver Lake, sunset views of the western Smoky Mountains, and the twinkling city lights of downtown Asheville. 

The Views at Reynolds Mountain: Upon the crests of prestigious Reynolds Mountain, high above the city of Asheville offering a view of city lights, are the brand new townhomes called The Views, offering sweeping and majestic vistas of all the surrounding mountains, including Mount Pisgah.  Prices begin in the $700,000s.