Bright, airy, and settled into the mountain
Set just below a ridge in the Summer Haven community, this contemporary home reads as bright and open inside, private and quiet outside. It works equally well as a year-round residence or a getaway — close enough to town for daily life, far enough to feel like its own world.
The great room faces southwest and has long-range winter views alongside a two-story dry-stacked stone fireplace, the kind of room built around light and season. Hickory floors and cabinetry carry that same warmth through the kitchen, which includes a walk-in pantry. Pella windows throughout.
Downstairs, the walkout lower level is partially finished and daylit, with roughly 1,099 additional square feet ready to be built out — a studio, media room, or guest suite, depending on what the next owner needs. The attached garage was designed with a workshop in mind.
Property details
- Price
- $769,900
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Finished sq. ft.
- 2,884
- Expansion potential
- ~1,099 sq. ft. (lower level)
- Lot
- 1.11 acres + 3 adjoining parcels
- Year built
- 2001
- Garage
- Attached, with workshop space
- Road
- Private loop, maintenance agreement
- MLS #
- 4412743
What sets this one apart
Two-story stone fireplace
A dry-stacked stone chimney anchors the great room, with southwestern light and long-range winter views.
Hickory floors & cabinetry
Consistent hickory millwork runs from the living space into the kitchen, with a walk-in pantry.
Pella windows throughout
Consistent, quality glazing across the whole home, not just the main living areas.
Walkout lower level
Daylit and partially finished, with roughly 1,099 sq. ft. ready to convert to additional living space.
Attached garage & workshop
Sized with a workshop area built in — space to build, tinker, or store gear beyond the usual two cars.
Land beyond the lot line
Three additional parcels adjacent to the road are included in the price — extra buffer, or room to expand.
Summer Haven, Swannanoa
The lot sits on a private loop road within Summer Haven, a wooded community known for its wildlife and, come spring, a heavy pass of migrating birds. It's a quiet, forested setting that still keeps you close to two of Western North Carolina's best small-town-to-city options.
Black Mountain's shops and restaurants are about 20 minutes away; downtown Asheville is roughly 25. Both the Blue Ridge Parkway and Pisgah National Forest are within easy reach for hiking, paddling, and the rest of what draws people to this beautiful part of the mountains.
Curious about 366 Summer Haven Road?
I'd be glad to walk you through the home in person, talk through the lower-level expansion, or answer questions about the community and the land. Give me a call or reach out via the contact form below.