Looking for a Western North Carolina community that combines mountain luxury with city convenience? North Asheville’s Lakeview Park neighborhood fits the bill. A favorite among Asheville-area real estate agents and residents alike, Lakeview Park has it all: rich history, lavish estates, and perfect proximity to all Asheville has to ..read more

Historic homes have a charm all their own, structurally singular and visually stunning, with unique details both massive and minute. No wonder such properties are so sought-after, especially in Asheville and the surrounding region. The Asheville area is famed for its historic properties and art deco structures, and boasts a range of neighborhoods on the National Registry of Historic Places.  Come home to history in Asheville Generally speaking, a historic home must be at least a certain age (usually at least 50 years old), be recognizably the same form as when it became historic, and be a ..read more

With an increased focus on eco-conscious living, more people are choosing to go green when purchasing a home. The Asheville area is replete with many green-home options, suited to a variety of aesthetics, lifestyles and neighborhoods. Here’s your guide to the benefits of green homes, and how to find one in ..read more

Born and raised near Asheville in Alexander, North Carolina, Amber Bennett is set to add some local-grown depth to the Mosaic Realty bench. Her roots here are deep, too — her mom still lives in Alexander, in the same house as when Amber was born. Between helping folks with their realty needs and raising a family of her own, her free time is ..read more

When you think of Asheville and Western North Carolina, it’s often the region’s majestic mountains that come to mind. The Blue Ridge beckons with its wonderful hiking, biking and active sightseeing opportunities, but for those with limited mobility, sightseeing in Western N.C. can feel daunting. Here are some ways to take in all that ..read more

Considering selling your Asheville-area home? Winter is a great time to tackle all the prep involved ahead of listing. Here are a few tips for getting your Western North Carolina property in stand-out shape come spring selling season. Cut the clutter Decluttering is an easy first step, as it requires little more than an objective eye; since you have a few months ahead of listing, you can take your time and de-clutter with care. Take inventory of all surfaces – countertops, bookcases, tables – as well as cabinets, closets, drawers and other spaces buyers may view, and pare down knickknacks, cro ..read more

You’ve fallen in love with Western North Carolina, and you’re ready to start the search for that perfect piece of real estate. Whether you’re looking for a full-time home, a vacation property, or land to build your ideal abode ..read more

There’s no doubt about it: Winter has come to the Asheville area. But a chill in the air shouldn’t put your outings on ice. Here are a few ways to enjoy the Western North Carolina region while still staying cozy. Warm, welcoming lobbies Asheville is home to a number of expansive and inviting hotel lobbies complete with roaring fires, cozy ..read more

Sarah Howell is new to Mosaic, but very accustomed to life moving at the speed of light. She is practically unflappable, and we discussed this most-enviable outlook recently, along with some of her favorite things about the ..read more

One of the newest additions to the Mosaic family of brokers is an already-familiar face for many Ashevillians. The originating force behind restaurants Gan Shan Station and Gan Shan West ..read more