The Grove Park Sunset Asheville NC is one of the earliest established communities in the city, which sets it apart from nearby neighborhoods. Three of its composite areas - Grove Park, Proximity Park, and Sunset Terrace - are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These extraordinary neighborhoods surround the nationally celebrated Omni Grove Park Inn, which boasts magnificent views of downtown Asheville against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Being minutes away from both Downtown Asheville and the beautiful, historic inn makes these neighborhoods sought-after Asheville NC real estate.

The early phases of the Grove Park Sunset Asheville were laid out by Chauncey Beadle, landscape designer and later superintendent of the Biltmore Estate. In his vision for the community, Beadle favored curvilinear streets over static grid layouts; he also built large tree canopies and a grand entry park into his design.

Single Family homes range in style from Colonial and Tudor Revival to Queen Anne, Chateauesque, Craftsman Bungalow, and Italian Renaissance. Today, the area is renowned for this wonderful balance of upscale architecture and well-maintained, naturalistic landscaping.

Residents can be seen walking, jogging, and gardening in this quiet community, which is only a short distance from local restaurants, grocery stores, and many Charlotte Street eateries. Despite its close proximity to these amenities, the Grove Park Sunset Asheville has a peaceful, set-apart feeling.

Homeowners praise the area for its walkability, its architecture, and its deep roots in local history. If you’re looking for a private, well-established community, this may be the place for you.

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