$500,000
2 Beds ⋅
4424758 MLS ⋅
590 SqFt. ⋅
ACTIVE Status
Tucked into 3.6 wooded acres just minutes from downtown Weaverville, this property offers a rare combination of forested privacy and proven rental income. Two guest cottages, already generating revenue with established rental history, make this an attractive turnkey opportunity for an investor or owner-operator looking to grow a hospitality business. The Moroccan-inspired Stone House and the Japanese Wabi-Sabi-inspired Creek House each offer approx. 295 sq. ft. of thoughtfully designed living space, with stucco interiors, stone cabinetry, and walk-in showers. The Creek House opens onto a private patio above a spring-fed creek, while the surrounding forest gives both cottages a sense of seclusion despite their close-in location. These artfully designed spaces stay consistently rented and offer a genuine head start for anyone looking to expand their short-term rental portfolio.Adjacent parcels available for purchase as well.
44 Azura None, Weaverville
Listing courtesy of Looking Glass Realty AVL LLC. dylan@lookingglassrealty.com
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