Montford Hills Homes for Sale

First Impressions

Montford Hills has the kind of presence that comes from layered history and a strong sense of place. Streets like Westover Drive, Tacoma Circle, and Sylvan Avenue mix early-20th-century character with newer infill, giving the neighborhood a lived-in, carefully evolving feel. Homes often sit beneath mature trees, and many properties make the most of their setting with front porches, screened spaces, terraced yards, and generous outdoor rooms.

"Historic architecture and everyday convenience meet in a neighborhood that feels distinctly Asheville."

Home Styles & Community Feel

The housing stock is primarily single-family, with a wide spread of eras and styles from the 1920s through the late 2010s. You’ll see Tudor, bungalow, cottage, Craftsman, Georgian, and contemporary interpretations of mountain living, often on modest lots that average just under a quarter acre. Many homes feature hardwood floors, updated kitchens, fireplaces, built-ins, and flexible lower-level spaces; basements are especially common, while garages appear less frequently. Brick shows up often enough to be part of the neighborhood character, though it is not the only look. The overall effect is a district that feels architectural rather than uniform, where restored originals and newer homes share the same streetscape.