14 Sulphur Springs Rd. #C, Asheville, NC 28806

Nestled in the vibrant heart of West Asheville, this modern 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home exemplifies sustainable living with its Green Built NC certification and innovative green energy features. Additional perk in the HR-3 zoning designation allowing for a multitude of commercial uses in addition to residential. The lower level's private entrance opens up endless possibilities- perfect for home office, business, creative space, or extra living. Its walkable location encourages a low-carbon lifestyle—stroll to nearby shops, restaurants, and parks in West Asheville. Just a short bike ride to numerous breweries and award winning restaurants. Property was designed with environmental consciousness at its core, offering residents minimal utility bills and a reduced carbon footprint. -At the forefront of its green energy profile is a 3kW solar array, harnessing the abundant North Carolina sunshine to generate clean, renewable power and significantly offset electricity costs. The home’s design maximizes natural light through thoughtful window placements, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day, while an installed Panasonic Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) further enhances indoor air quality. This advanced system provides balanced ventilation by continuously exchanging stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air, while recovering up to 80% of the heat and moisture—minimizing energy loss and maintaining comfortable humidity levels year-round. It effectively filters pollutants, allergens, and odors, promoting healthier living spaces. -This residence achieves a harmonious balance between modern luxury and environmental stewardship- Additionally, with a thoughtfully designed river rock parking deck—a permeable, environmentally friendly parking solution that excels in superior water management. This sustainable upgrade replaces traditional impervious surfaces with a porous substrate of natural river rock, allowing rainwater to infiltrate directly into the ground rather than contributing to runoff; helping to prevent erosion, reduces strain on local stormwater systems, recharges groundwater, and minimizes flooding risks—aligning perfectly with Green Built NC principles of resource conservation and low-impact development.