Discover this peaceful mountain retreat in Swannanoa that perfectly blends natural beauty, flexible living spaces, and modern comfort. Set against sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this well-maintained home invites you to experience the best of Western North Carolina living. The main level offers an airy, open-concept design filled with sunlight and mountain views. The kitchen connects effortlessly with the dining and living areas, creating a comfortable flow for everyday life or entertaining friends. A bright sunroom just off the kitchen-with propane fireplace and its own exterior access-provides an inviting space to sip morning coffee, enjoy the scenery, or step directly outdoors. The finished lower level offers exceptional flexibility, featuring a kitchenette, living room with woodstove, bedroom, office/bonus room, full bathroom and private entrance - can be used to extend the living area for single family, or for guests or rental use. Whether you envision a separate living area for family members, a creative studio, or income-producing space, this level adapts easily to your needs. Outside, the property feels like a secluded haven. Behind the home, wooded mountainside acreage stretches upward, blending into nearby hiking trails and wild spaces. Across the quiet country road, a mountain creek provides the calming sound of running water. Expansive garden plots and open areas with fruit trees invite you to cultivate, relax, and connect with nature-perfect for those who love gardening, homesteading, or simply the slower rhythm of mountain life. Nestled in the scenic Bee Tree Valley, this home offers tranquility with easy access to Swannanoa, Black Mountain, and Asheville. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, vacation getaway, or investment property, 1115 Bee Tree Road captures the heart of mountain living-peaceful, versatile, and endlessly inviting.

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