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$730,000
4408184 MLS
This well-appointed, renovated (2025) commercial opportunity is in downtown Hendersonville, NC, a thriving mountain town in Western North Carolina known for its busy historic Main Street, charming local businesses, vibrant arts scene, award-winning restaurants, and year-round festivals. This property offers 5,109 square feet of heated and cooled, divisible space on 0.71 acres of the overall 3.43 acres, providing flexibility for a variety of business operations or expansion. Inside is over 1,400 square feet of refreshed, dedicated office space with 2 expansive warehouse spaces. The building is dividable into two flex suites, each with multiple points of ingress/egress, ideal for an owner’s business in whole or in part, or as leasing opportunities for one or two tenants. Adjacent 3,004 square feet of unconditioned warehouse/storage, with seven roll-up doors of varying sizes providing access, and one drive-in/roll-up door directly accessing main building. On this lot is also one freestanding covered storage shed. On-site parking ensures convenience for customers, large-scale operations, employees, or tenants. Lot assembly includes 2.36 acres zoned C-2 and 1.07 acres zoned R-15. Whether you envision a flagship retail destination, event or performance venue, headquarters, landlord opportunity, or a mixed-use redevelopment, this property places you right in the middle of Hendersonville’s momentum. Downtown Hendersonville 5,109 SF heated and cooled, divisible building 3,004 SF adjacent unconditioned warehouse/storage Main building divisible into 3,236 SF and 1,873 SF 8 Roll-up doors, 2 of which are drive-in 9'x9' roll-up/drive-in door accesses main building Fully Renovated in 2025 4 lots: 2.86 acres zoned C-2, 1.07 acres zoned R-15 Ample 3.43 Acres appraised for $1,050,000 (April 2024)

732 Jonesborough Street, Hendersonville

$645,000
6 Beds ⋅ 4410285 MLS
111-113 Stewart Street: Four Units, One Property Rare multi-building opportunity in Hendersonville! Ideal for first-time investors or house-hackers, this 2,739 sq ft compound on Stewart Street features three buildings and four separate, income-producing units. Live in one and rent the rest, lease all four long-term, or mix in short-term rentals—the ultimate flexible setup. Highlights include a fully fenced Main House; walkable to restaurants and shops, and is 1.5 miles to the Ecusta Trail in downtown Hendersonville. First time leaving the family since 1931!! Main House, Upper Level Two bedrooms, a full bath, and a full kitchen, reached through its own private entrance so a tenant here never has to pass through the rest of the property to get home. There's a gas fireplace that can be converted back to wood-burning if a tenant or owner wants that someday. Has its own front entrance and back porch with an exit, straightforward long-term lease material. Main House, Ground Level Also laid out as two bedrooms with a full bath, this level has its own full kitchen, a full-size side-by-side washer-dryer, and two more gas fireplaces that can also switch back to wood-burning, and electric heat covers the rest of the floor. It's self-contained enough to work as its own long-term rental, an in-law suite, or a live/work space for a tenant who wants room to run something small out of the ground floor. Has its own front entrance and back door with deck. The Writing Cottage (ADU) A freestanding building, originally built as a writing cottage, well-suited to short-term rental use: it has a gas-log fireplace in the bedroom, its own kitchen with a stacked washer-dryer and a full bath, so guests can be fully self-sufficient. It sits on its own septic system, separate from the city sewer that serves the main house and garage, with the tie-in already run if a future owner wants to convert it over. Being a short walk from a restaurant and a tea room only helps here; guests notice that kind of thing when they're choosing where to book. The Garage Studio This one used to be a plain garage; a remodel around 2017 turned it into a studio and put in its wiring and plumbing for the first time, along with a full bath and a kitchenette on the ground level. There's a loft above for sleeping or extra storage. Turning this into a fully self-contained fourth unit is mostly a matter of finishing out the loft, not adding new infrastructure, which makes it the value-add piece of the four. Location does some of the leasing for you The property sits just off Greenville Highway, which makes it mixed-use (it can be commercial or residential). You could live in the upper unit and have a retail shop in the lower unit. It is about a three-minute walk from Flat Rock Wood Room and roughly four minutes from A Southern Cup Fine Teas and Boxwoods, with groceries and other everyday shopping just a short drive away. The Cottage at 111 Stewart has its own separate utilities. The Studio is on the Main House's utilities. The 2 bedrooms upstairs in the Main House cannot be counted in the MLS square footage since there is no permanent heat source in those two rooms. All roofs were replaced in 2020. Between 2011-2017, the wiring and pipes were replaced (except for the upstairs bathroom pipes), the Main House at 113 was connected to city sewer, and the studio apartment was created. The Writing Cottage is still on the original septic, but everything is in place to connect to sewer if desired.

111-113 Stewart Street, Hendersonville

$645,000
4 Baths ⋅ 4410279 MLS
111-113 Stewart Street: Four Units, One Property Rare multi-building opportunity in Hendersonville! Ideal for first-time investors or house-hackers, this 2,739 sq ft compound on Stewart Street features three buildings and four separate, income-producing units. Live in one and rent the rest, lease all four long-term, or mix in short-term rentals—the ultimate flexible setup. Highlights include a fully fenced Main House; walkable to restaurants and shops, and is 1.5 miles to the Ecusta Trail in downtown Hendersonville. First time leaving the family since 1931!! Main House, Upper Level Two bedrooms, a full bath, and a full kitchen, reached through its own private entrance so a tenant here never has to pass through the rest of the property to get home. There's a gas fireplace that can be converted back to wood-burning if a tenant or owner wants that someday. Has its own front entrance and back porch with an exit, straightforward long-term lease material. Main House, Ground Level Also laid out as two bedrooms with a full bath, this level has its own full kitchen, a full-size side-by-side washer-dryer, and two more gas fireplaces that can also switch back to wood-burning, and electric heat covers the rest of the floor. It's self-contained enough to work as its own long-term rental, an in-law suite, or a live/work space for a tenant who wants room to run something small out of the ground floor. Has its own front entrance and back door with deck. The Writing Cottage (ADU) A freestanding building, originally built as a writing cottage, well-suited to short-term rental use: it has a gas-log fireplace in the bedroom, its own kitchen with a stacked washer-dryer and a full bath, so guests can be fully self-sufficient. It sits on its own septic system, separate from the city sewer that serves the main house and garage, with the tie-in already run if a future owner wants to convert it over. Being a short walk from a restaurant and a tea room only helps here; guests notice that kind of thing when they're choosing where to book. The Garage Studio This one used to be a plain garage; a remodel around 2017 turned it into a studio and put in its wiring and plumbing for the first time, along with a full bath and a kitchenette on the ground level. There's a loft above for sleeping or extra storage. Turning this into a fully self-contained fourth unit is mostly a matter of finishing out the loft, not adding new infrastructure, which makes it the value-add piece of the four. Location does some of the leasing for you The property sits just off Greenville Highway, which makes it mixed-use (it can be commercial or residential). You could live in the upper unit and have a retail shop in the lower unit. It is about a three-minute walk from Flat Rock Wood Room and roughly four minutes from A Southern Cup Fine Teas and Boxwoods, with groceries and other everyday shopping just a short drive away. The Cottage at 111 Stewart has its own separate utilities. The Studio is on the Main House's utilities. The 2 bedrooms upstairs in the Main House cannot be counted in the MLS square footage since there is no permanent heat source in those two rooms. All roofs were replaced in 2020. Between 2011-2017, the wiring and pipes were replaced (except for the upstairs bathroom pipes), the Main House at 113 was connected to city sewer, and the studio apartment was created. The Writing Cottage is still on the original septic, but everything is in place to connect to sewer if desired.

111-113 Stewart Street, Hendersonville

$645,000
6 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 4409778 MLS
111-113 Stewart Street: Four Units, One Property Rare multi-building opportunity in Hendersonville! Ideal for first-time investors or house-hackers, this 2,739 sq ft compound on Stewart Street features three buildings and four separate, income-producing units. Live in one and rent the rest, lease all four long-term, or mix in short-term rentals—the ultimate flexible setup. Highlights include a fully fenced Main House; walkable to restaurants and shops, and is 1.5 miles to the Ecusta Trail in downtown Hendersonville. First time leaving the family since 1931!! Main House, Upper Level Two bedrooms, a full bath, and a full kitchen, reached through its own private entrance so a tenant here never has to pass through the rest of the property to get home. There's a gas fireplace that can be converted back to wood-burning if a tenant or owner wants that someday. Has its own front entrance and back porch with an exit, straightforward long-term lease material. Main House, Ground Level Also laid out as two bedrooms with a full bath, this level has its own full kitchen, a full-size side-by-side washer-dryer, and two more gas fireplaces that can also switch back to wood-burning, and electric heat covers the rest of the floor. It's self-contained enough to work as its own long-term rental, an in-law suite, or a live/work space for a tenant who wants room to run something small out of the ground floor. Has its own front entrance and back door with deck. The Writing Cottage (ADU) A freestanding building, originally built as a writing cottage, well-suited to short-term rental use: it has a gas-log fireplace in the bedroom, its own kitchen with a stacked washer-dryer and a full bath, so guests can be fully self-sufficient. It sits on its own septic system, separate from the city sewer that serves the main house and garage, with the tie-in already run if a future owner wants to convert it over. Being a short walk from a restaurant and a tea room only helps here; guests notice that kind of thing when they're choosing where to book. The Garage Studio This one used to be a plain garage; a remodel around 2017 turned it into a studio and put in its wiring and plumbing for the first time, along with a full bath and a kitchenette on the ground level. There's a loft above for sleeping or extra storage. Turning this into a fully self-contained fourth unit is mostly a matter of finishing out the loft, not adding new infrastructure, which makes it the value-add piece of the four. Location does some of the leasing for you The property sits just off Greenville Highway, which makes it mixed-use (it can be commercial or residential). You could live in the upper unit and have a retail shop in the lower unit. It is about a three-minute walk from Flat Rock Wood Room and roughly four minutes from A Southern Cup Fine Teas and Boxwoods, with groceries and other everyday shopping just a short drive away. The Cottage at 111 Stewart has its own separate utilities. The Studio is on the Main House's utilities. The 2 bedrooms upstairs in the Main House cannot be counted in the MLS square footage since there is no permanent heat source in those two rooms. All roofs were replaced in 2020. Between 2011-2017, the wiring and pipes were replaced (except for the upstairs bathroom pipes), the Main House at 113 was connected to city sewer, and the studio apartment was created. The Writing Cottage is still on the original septic, but everything is in place to connect to sewer if desired.

111-113 Stewart Street, Hendersonville

$999,000
4363455 MLS ⋅ Spartanburg Hwy/Hwy 25 BLDG.
Positioned in one of Henderson County’s most visible commercial growth corridors, this ±18.38-acre offering presents a rare large-scale land opportunity just off the Hwy 25 / Spartanburg Highway interchange. With approximately 1,500 feet of frontage along Spartanburg Highway and approximately 1,800 feet along Laurel Acres Lane, the property offers exceptional exposure, access, and flexibility for a wide range of potential commercial or investment uses. Seller financing is an option. Zoned Community Commercial (CC), the site allows for a broad variety of potential uses, including retail, service-oriented businesses, hospitality, office, automotive, light industrial, mixed-use concepts, and long-term land investment, subject to buyer verification and applicable county approvals. Its strategic location places it between Hendersonville and the rapidly expanding Upward Road / I-26 corridor, making it attractive for owner-users, developers, and investors seeking scale, visibility, and future growth potential. The property features gently rolling topography, multiple frontage points, and a natural creek traversing a portion of the land, creating opportunities for thoughtful site planning, buffering, phased development, or amenity integration. Buyers should note that public utilities are not currently available to the property, and any development plans should include independent investigation of utility access, private utility solutions, septic/well feasibility, extension options, stormwater, grading, and all applicable governmental approvals. Surrounded by a mix of established commercial uses, light industrial activity, residential growth, and major transportation routes, this location benefits from strong regional connectivity and long-term development potential. Large tracts with this level of frontage, zoning flexibility, and proximity to I-26 are increasingly difficult to find in Henderson County. Whether envisioned as a future commercial site, owner-user campus, hospitality location, industrial/flex concept, mixed-use project, or strategic land hold, this property offers a compelling foundation for a high-impact opportunity in one of Western North Carolina’s active growth corridors. Seller financing is also an option.

110 Laurel Acres Lane, Flat Rock

$7,900,000
4350679 MLS ⋅ Easler Upward BLDG.
Exceptional large-scale development opportunity in one of Henderson County’s most strategic and rapidly expanding commercial corridors. This ±27.68 acre tract is ideally positioned at the Upward Road interchange along I-26, offering outstanding visibility, accessibility, and connectivity within the highly desirable South Asheville / Hendersonville growth corridor. With approximately 1,300 feet of frontage along Upward Road and additional frontage on Commercial Boulevard within the established Appleland Business Park, the property benefits from excellent access, strong traffic exposure, and multiple points of ingress and egress. Its location at a signalized interchange provides direct connectivity to I-26, allowing for efficient regional access to Asheville, Hendersonville, and Upstate South Carolina—making it highly attractive for a wide range of commercial and industrial users. The land is predominantly level and has been previously utilized for agriculture, creating a highly efficient and cost-effective development site with minimal grading requirements. This combination of scale and usability is increasingly rare in today’s market, particularly in a corridor experiencing strong population growth, expanding infrastructure, and increasing demand for commercial and industrial space. Zoned RC (Regional Commercial), the property offers exceptional flexibility, allowing for a broad range of uses including industrial flex development, light manufacturing, distribution, multi-family residential, retail centers, office campuses, hospitality, and mixed-use projects. This versatility enables developers and investors to adapt to market conditions and pursue multiple development strategies within a single site. A significant advantage of this property is the availability of key infrastructure, including public water and sewer, natural gas, and three-phase power, providing the critical utilities necessary to support modern commercial, industrial, and residential development. These utility capabilities substantially reduce development timelines and costs while enhancing the site’s appeal for both institutional investors and owner-users. Surrounded by a growing mix of commercial, industrial, and residential development, the property benefits from strong demographics, increasing traffic counts, and proximity to major employment centers and regional amenities, including Asheville Regional Airport. Its positioning within Appleland Business Park provides an established commercial environment with nearby complementary uses, while still offering the scale and flexibility needed for larger, more impactful development. Additionally, the combination of interstate access, multiple road frontages, and a highly visible location creates opportunities for phased development, multi-tenant projects, or a single large-scale user. Whether envisioned as a multi-building industrial flex park, a residential multi-family community, a mixed-use development, or a commercial retail center, this property offers the foundational elements necessary for a successful project: location, infrastructure, visibility, and flexibility. In a market where large, well-located tracts with full utility access and interstate proximity are increasingly scarce, this offering represents a rare opportunity to secure a premier development site capable of supporting a wide range of high-demand uses.

000 Upward E Road, Flat Rock

$950,000
4360498 MLS
Positioned in the absolute core of downtown Hendersonville, this exceptional ±0.96-acre vacant parcel presents a rare and highly sought-after development opportunity. Zoned Central Mixed Use (CMU), the property offers unmatched flexibility, allowing for a wide array of residential, commercial, and mixed-use possibilities—making it one of the most versatile and valuable land offerings currently available in the area. Surrounded by key landmarks and vibrant community hubs, the property is just steps from the Henderson County Courthouse, City Hall, 7th Avenue, Maple Street—home to the popular Hendersonville Farmers Market—and North Main Street. This prime walkable location places future development at the center of the city’s economic, cultural, and civic activity. The CMU zoning designation supports a broad spectrum of potential uses including retail, office, multifamily, hospitality, and live-work concepts, providing developers and investors the ability to capitalize on Hendersonville’s continued growth and demand for thoughtfully designed urban spaces. Conceptual renderings and preliminary design plans are available for review, offering insight into the site’s development potential. Buyers are encouraged to review these materials and conduct their own due diligence to confirm intended use, zoning compliance, and development feasibility. Opportunities of this scale, zoning flexibility, and premier downtown location are increasingly rare—making this a compelling investment for those looking to shape the future of Hendersonville.

00000 N Grove Street, Hendersonville

$5,550,160
4329922 MLS ⋅ Perry Farm BLDG.
Presenting an exceptional 63-acre commercial development opportunity in the heart of Mills River, North Carolina. One of Western North Carolina’s fastest-growing and most strategically positioned commercial and industrial markets. Located at 32 School House Road, this expansive tract offers a unique combination of scale, zoning versatility, access to public utilities, and proximity to major regional transportation assets. Zoned MR-NC (Neighborhood Commercial), the property supports a wide array of commercial, service-oriented, and mixed-use development possibilities, with the potential for rezoning or conditional approvals for larger commercial or industrial concepts. This flexibility makes the site highly attractive for investors, developers, and end-users seeking a significant presence in a market experiencing sustained industrial and commercial demand. A key feature that sets this property apart is the availability of public water and sewer located adjacent to the tract—a rarity in Mills River, where many large parcels lack utility access. The presence of municipal utilities greatly enhances the development potential and substantially reduces upfront infrastructure costs. The land itself is primarily flat and usable, offering broad, functional acreage suitable for commercial campuses, retail and service centers, flex-industrial development, warehousing, light manufacturing, logistics, research facilities, or mixed-use clusters, subject to Town of Mills River requirements and approvals. The site’s layout and topography provide numerous options for phased development, subdivision, or a single large-scale commercial project. Mills River has emerged as a powerhouse for industrial and commercial activity due to its central location between Asheville, Hendersonville, and Brevard, as well as its immediate proximity to Interstate 26, U.S. 280, and the Asheville Regional Airport. National and international companies—including Sierra Nevada Brewing, Amazon, FedEx, Pepsi, GF Linamar, and others have invested heavily in this corridor, drawn by excellent transportation access, a stable workforce, logistics advantages, and a pro-business regulatory environment. Industrial and commercial land absorption in Mills River has outpaced supply for years, creating strong long-term value and making large contiguous tracts with utility access increasingly scarce. An old 1850’s colonial home remains on the property; however, it is considered to have no contributory value and is not expected to affect redevelopment plans. The highest and best use of the site lies overwhelmingly in its commercial and industrial potential. With its combination of location, visibility, access, utilities, and sheer acreage, this property represents one of the most compelling development opportunities currently available in Western North Carolina. Whether your vision is a corporate campus, industrial park, commercial center, or an investment hold for future appreciation, 32 School House Road delivers the fundamentals that developers and end-users seek—location strength, infrastructure, zoning flexibility, and market momentum. This is a rare chance to control a legacy-sized tract in a thriving commercial hub poised for continued long-term growth.

32 School House Road, Mills River

$2,340,000
4286677 MLS
Special Release – Prime Two-Acre Parcel on the Ecusta Trail rare and exceptional opportunity to acquire a unique and highly desirable property, owned by the same family for generations. This level two-acre parcel features approximately 588 feet of direct frontage along the paved Ecusta Trail/ Phase 1 already open and actively in use. Ideally located just one mile from downtown Hendersonville, the property offers two points of access from Dale Street and Whitted Street, providing excellent connectivity and flexibility for a variety of potential uses. The site has access to sidewalks leading toward downtown with potential future greenway connections, and the city is actively improving pedestrian and bicycle access, including sharrows along Whitted Street. Situated directly across from Lenox Station and Trailside Brewery, this property benefits from being surrounded by vibrant, established development, including mixed-use and commercial projects. Its location offers a rare opportunity for creative redevelopment or investment that could align with Hendersonville’s new “Gen H” Comprehensive Plan, which took effect August 1, 2024. Potential utilities include electricity, city water, city sewer, and natural gas on site. With its prime location, extensive trail frontage, level topography, and proximity to downtown Hendersonville, this property represents one of the most promising development opportunities in the area. Buyer and buyer’s agent to verify all intended uses, zoning, utilities, and development potential with the appropriate governing agencies.

99999 Dale Street, Hendersonville

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