446 Amanda Drive, Mars Hill, NC 28754

Looking for country living without feeling isolated? Welcome to this unique home in Mountain Meadows Intentional Community. Feel connected in this beautiful neighborhood, with numerous opportunities to enjoy the peace of nature as well as make lasting friendships with neighbors.

The custom pavilion, walking paths and organic community garden area are examples of the great amenities that this community has to offer. This 2019 certified green built home was thoughtfully designed to blend artistic craftsmanship with everyday functionality, beginning with the potential for 1 floor living.

It offers an open layout with luxury vinyl plank flooring, wood trim, and a beautiful custom kitchen. The laundry room has floor to ceiling storage and a doggy door leading to the fenced yard. The main floor is completed by a primary suite, a cozy office and half bath.

You will feel like you are in a treehouse in the woods on the elevated deck off the dining area. There are 3 additional bedrooms and a 3/4 bath in the walkout basement. With a vintage 1955 Montgomery Ward sink in the kitchenette and hot and cold running water just outside both sets of sliding glass doors, these spaces are perfect for bedrooms, hobbies or additional office space.

Accessible by inside, outside stairs, or gravel path, the lower level can also be an in-law suite. The mechanical room is tucked away with plenty of additional storage space. Surrounded by woods, there is enough light for established organic garden areas.

The 2-car garage has its own electrical panel with a 220 outlet for your kiln or electric vehicle. The end of the road location offers the feel of a private retreat while remaining incredibly convenient: just 10 minutes to downtown Mars Hill 20 minutes to Weaverville, Marshall, or Burnsville, and 30 minutes to Asheville.

The property did not experience any flooding or damage from Hurricane Helene. French Broad Electric provides both electricity and high speed internet to this house - both of which were restored 1 day after the storm.