Mountain Retreat with Flexible Living Space Just Minutes from Reynolds Village --- Conveniently located just north of Reynolds Village, this 3-bedroom, 3-bath home offers a peaceful mountain setting with wooded views, thoughtful living spaces, and plenty of flexibility for the way you live. --- The main level features an open floor plan designed to bring the outdoors in. An updated kitchen flows naturally into the living and dining areas, while large windows frame the surrounding wooded landscape and create a sense of privacy and connection to nature. Custom blown-glass pendant lights add a distinctive personal touch, incorporating relaxing blue tones inspired by the mountains of Western North Carolina. --- Step outside onto the spacious deck, accessible from multiple rooms on the main level-an inviting spot for morning coffee, entertaining, or simply enjoying the peaceful wooded surroundings. --- The primary suite offers an unusual and highly desirable feature: two full ensuite bathrooms, providing exceptional convenience and flexibility without having to share. A whole-home surround sound system is installed on the main level for added enjoyment. --- The lower level expands the possibilities even further, with two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, a second kitchen and dining area, a separate laundry room, and its own entrance. Use it as a comfortable guest suite, extended living space, multi-generational area, or private retreat while keeping everyone close. The possibilities are yours to explore. --- A large attached two-car garage provides plenty of room for vehicles, gear, and storage. Please note that the garage is attached to the main level, but entry to the home is across the front porch. --- If you're looking for a home that feels tucked into the mountains while remaining conveniently close to Asheville-area amenities, this property offers a unique combination of location, nature, flexible living space, and opportunity. Come find your nest, retreat, or mountain oasis. --- Additional Information: A water pipe on the back exterior wall of the garage burst during the winter and the resulting damage was professionally remediated by SERVPRO. Solar panels were installed in June 2012 and were originally intended to offset approximately 70% of the home's energy needs at that time.