27 Tommy Ray Ridge

This award-winning Weaverville residence offers a refined take on modern mountain living, blending striking architecture with warm organic materials and thoughtfully curated design. Recognized in the 2024 Parade of Homes, the home showcases exceptional craftsmanship and elevated finishes throughout, creating a retreat that feels sophisticated and deeply livable. Wrapped in Nakamoto Forestry Shou Sugi Ban Japanese cypress siding finished in a rich gray stain, the exterior makes a bold architectural statement while harmonizing beautifully with the surrounding landscape.

Hickory wood floors run throughout the home, grounding the contemporary interiors with warmth and texture. Inside, expansive living spaces are layered with custom details including Phillip Jeffries and Schumacher wall coverings, designer lighting, bespoke cabinetry, and carefully selected natural stone finishes that bring depth and character to every room. At the heart of the home, the kitchen seamlessly blends form and function with ebony and cherry cabinetry, dramatic Belvedere granite countertops, and a custom powder-coated range hood in a muted green hue.

Open-concept living and dining areas are designed for effortless entertaining, anchored by a marble mosaic fireplace and expansive windows that frame the wooded mountain setting. The primary suite offers a spa-inspired retreat with terrazzo tile, a luxurious steam shower and serene layered textures that create a calming atmosphere. Outdoor living was equally prioritized, featuring Trex decking, Peacock pavers, professional landscape lighting, and beautifully maintained grounds supported by a full front and backyard sprinkler system.

Additional features include an oversized garage with epoxy flooring and a whole-house generator, providing exceptional convenience, comfort and peace of mind. Blending modern design, elevated finishes and functional luxury, this remarkable home delivers an exceptional standard of mountain living in one of Western North Carolina’s desirable settings.