1920s Craftsman Bungalow in Norwood Park - Two Bed

Charming house in an excellent location, minutes to downtown Asheville and convenient to nearby parks, markets, and restaurants. A modern kitchen and central HVAC accompany period features including hardwood floors, picture rails, glass doorknobs, plentiful windows, and a large covered porch. The shared off-street parking area on Willis Way has a flight of steps down to the home’s east entry porch. On the other side of the home, a stairway leads from the house to the Murdock Ave sidewalk.

The kitchen was remodeled with pretty shaker style cabinets and offers great storage and counter space. Appliances include the electric range, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Laundry is between the kitchen and dining room, and the stacked washer and dryer are included. The dining and living rooms are bright and open, with a door to the covered porch and a decorative fireplace (not functional/ the gas logs shown in photos will be removed.) Two bedrooms have standard-sized closets; the office has no closet. The bathroom includes a combination shower/ bathtub, beadboard paneling, and good storage in addition to the hall linen closet.

Central heat (natural gas) and air conditioning. Tenant responsible for all utilities including electricity, natural gas, and water/sewer. Lawn care included; tenant responsible for weeding beds. No smoking. No co-signers. No pets.

This home is in The Norwood Park Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places, listed as the Fred D. Severance House. Severance was publisher of the Asheville News (1926 - 1956).