The Woods Homes in Asheville, NC with a Wooded Setting

First Impressions

The Woods feels like one of those Asheville pockets that quietly wins people over with setting rather than flash. Tucked into East Asheville, it has a wooded, slightly tucked-away character that comes through in the mature trees, cul-de-sac streets, and homes set back from the road. The neighborhood’s appeal is immediate: you are close to the city, yet the day-to-day atmosphere still feels residential and grounded.

"Wooded streets, generous lots, and a location close to Asheville’s core define the neighborhood’s appeal."

Home Styles & Community Feel

Most homes here are single-family residences built in the late 1970s through 1990, and the overall look leans toward split-level, ranch, contemporary, and mountain-cottage styling. Many homes feature brick exteriors, while others use cedar siding or mixed materials, giving the neighborhood a varied but cohesive feel. Garages are especially common, and the homes often come with basements, workshops, or flexible lower-level spaces that add real utility. Inside, you’ll frequently find hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, updated kitchens, and broad decks that extend living outdoors. Lots are typically around half an acre or less, with enough room for mature landscaping, patios, and fenced yards without losing the sense of a wooded setting.