60 Roberts Street · Asheville, NC 28801

Perched above Asheville’s vibrant River Arts District, 60 Roberts Street is a truly one-of-a-kind home where history, character, and modern living come together. Set in the eclectic Chicken Hill neighborhood, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers sweeping views overlooking the French Broad River, New Belgium, and the greenway, creating a front-row seat to one of Asheville’s most dynamic areas.

Brimming with original charm, the home has been thoughtfully reimagined with modern updates while preserving the details that make it special. The brand-new kitchen pairs contemporary function with unique historic character, including an exhaust hood range and original flooring incorporated as a striking ceiling accent. A luxurious primary bathroom with double shower heads, new water and sewer lines, and updated electrical add comfort and peace of mind.

Throughout the home, gorgeous original fireplaces showcase intricate tile detailing and vibrant colors, offering a glimpse into the home’s past while adding warmth and personality to the spaces. Every corner tells a story, and no two details feel quite the same.

Outdoor living is just as exceptional. With three separate porches, you can choose your favorite spot depending on the time of day; whether you’re enjoying your morning coffee as the city wakes up, taking in the afternoon river views, or sipping a cocktail while watching the lights of Asheville come alive.

When adventure calls, head down the home’s unique rock stairs, through the artistic metal gate to Roberts Street and make your way into the River Arts District, where galleries, restaurants, breweries, bars, and the greenway are all close at hand.

Historic soul. Modern comfort. Unforgettable views. An eclectic neighborhood. And a lifestyle that puts you in the middle of it all.

Own a piece of Asheville history and experience pure lifestyle living at 60 Roberts Street. Home comes with dedicated, off-street parking pad for owner(s), while guests can utilize the many side streets or parking along Roberts street.