North Asheville's Best-Kept Secret

The Community

Over 7 acres of private green space, panoramic views, and the convenience of Reynolds Village — all on one iconic mountain.

Over 7 Acres of Private Green Space

While most townhome communities pack homes onto every available square foot, Reynolds Mountain Villas are nestled within over 7 acres of green space — including a fenced dog park with benches, a network of mulched trails connecting all three residential areas to the park and down to Reynolds Village, and an active reforestation program restoring the mountain's native canopy.

At 9.54 total acres with just 11% building coverage, this is room to breathe in a way that most luxury developments simply can't offer. A 6-minute walk puts you at the shops, restaurants, and YMCA at Reynolds Village.

Acres Green Space

75%+

Open Land

Villas Total

Reynolds Village at the base

At the foot of Reynolds Mountain, Reynolds Village offers a curated mix of boutique shops, restaurants, wellness studios, and essential services — all within walking distance or a short drive down the mountain.

From farm-to-table dining at local favorites to wellness studios and a fitness center, Reynolds Village delivers small-town charm with the refinement you expect. It's the rare luxury community where "walkable" actually means something.

Farm-to-table restaurants and cafes

Boutique shops and galleries

Wellness and fitness studios

Professional services and medical offices

10 minutes to downtown Asheville

The Beaverdam Creek Greenway

Step out your back door, onto the community trail network, and — as the county completes its greenway — follow Beaverdam Creek through a wooded, park-like corridor down to Riverside Park, the Woodfin Wave, and the French Broad River. The trail's terminus is one place: the base of Reynolds Mountain.

This is no longer a line on a map. Buncombe County began right-of-way acquisition on the $16.3 million Woodfin Greenway & Blueway in summer 2026, with construction bids to follow and completion targeted for 2029. Downstream, the Woodfin Wave and the Riverside Park expansion are already nearing completion — the project has kept moving forward, even after Hurricane Helene. And a feasibility study is now underway to extend the greenway network north to Weaverville.

Walk from your villa to the future Beaverdam Creek trailhead

Connects to Riverside Park, the Woodfin Wave, and the French Broad River corridor

Links toward Asheville's riverfront greenway network and the River Arts District

Right-of-way acquisition underway now — completion targeted for 2029

Weaverville connector study in progress

The Beaverdam Creek Greenway is a planned, funded, and in-progress Buncombe County project. Timelines and final routing are subject to county and NCDOT scheduling.

A premier North Asheville address

Blue Ridge Parkway Access

Minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway entrance, with easy access to hiking, scenic drives, and the natural beauty of Western North Carolina.

Proximity to Downtown

Just 10 minutes to downtown Asheville's world-class restaurants, breweries, galleries, and performing arts.

Medical Corridor

Near Mission Hospital and the North Asheville medical corridor with comprehensive healthcare, specialist offices, and urgent care.

Airport Access

Asheville Regional Airport (AVL) is 25 minutes away, with direct flights to major hubs including Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, and New York.

Elevation matters. Reynolds Mountain proved it.

When Hurricane Helene brought historic flooding to parts of Western North Carolina in September 2024, Reynolds Mountain Villas emerged without damage. No flooding, no significant runoff, no structural impact. At elevations of 2,200 to 2,900 feet — well above every affected flood zone — this community demonstrated what careful site planning and Buchanan Construction quality are designed to do.

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