Asheville Historic Neighborhood

Montford: The Victorian Enclave (Preservation)

Historic Elegance, Downtown Access

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Montford is Asheville's architectural crown jewel. A National Register Historic District where Victorian, Queen Anne, and Arts & Crafts homes sit on tree-lined streets. It is the only neighborhood in Asheville where you can live in a 1900s estate and walk to a James Beard award-winning dinner.

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Local Market Insight

Montford benefits from Montford Historic District, a local landmark that shapes daily life and adds to the area's appeal for homebuyers seeking authentic community anchors.

Proximity to Montford Historic District reinforces Montford's value proposition by blending lifestyle amenities with real estate opportunities that continue to attract buyers across the region.

The Reality

The reality is historic preservation guidelines. You cannot just paint your house any color or replace windows with vinyl. The Historic Resources Commission has oversight. For the buyer who values architectural integrity, this is protection. For the buyer who wants carte blanche, it is restriction.

Montford's historic architecture is protected through the National Register designation, ensuring that the neighborhood's character is preserved. Homes here feature original details, architectural millwork, and period design that can't be replicated. The combination of historic significance, architectural beauty, and walkability to downtown creates strong demand and premium pricing.

The neighborhood features bed and breakfasts, local restaurants, and coffee shops that serve both residents and visitors. The Montford Area Historic District's diverse architectural styles—from Queen Anne to Arts and Crafts—create visual interest while maintaining cohesive historic character. For buyers seeking Asheville's architectural heritage with modern convenience, Montford delivers.

The Buyer Profile

The Preservationist

Valuing National Register status and architectural history.

The B&B Aspirant

Seeking large Victorian homes suitable for hospitality or estate living.

The Urban Walker

Wanting a quiet neighborhood that is a 15-minute walk to Pack Square.

The Character Seeker

Rejecting cookie-cutter construction for one-of-a-kind homes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Montford

What is the average home price in Montford?

Montford home prices range from approximately $400,000 for smaller historic homes to over $1 million for larger Victorian and Arts and Crafts properties. The median price is around $600,000-$700,000. Properties in this National Register historic district command premiums for their architectural character, historic significance, and.

What architectural styles are found in Montford?

Montford features diverse historic architecture including Queen Anne, Shingle Style, Colonial Revival, and Arts and Crafts (Bungalow) homes. The neighborhood's architecture reflects late 19th and early 20th century styles, with many homes dating from the 1890s to 1920s. The Montford Area Historic District's architectural diversity.

Is Montford walkable?

Yes, Montford is very walkable, particularly to downtown Asheville which is a short walk away. The neighborhood itself is pedestrian-friendly, and residents can walk to restaurants, coffee shops, and downtown amenities. The combination of walkability and historic character makes Montford attractive to buyers seeking urban.

What are the best things about living in Montford?

Montford offers historic architecture, walkability to downtown, and a sense of community. The neighborhood features bed and breakfasts, local restaurants, and coffee shops, creating a destination for residents and visitors. The historic character, combined with proximity to downtown Asheville, appeals to buyers who value architecture.

Are there restrictions on renovations in Montford?

As a National Register historic district, Montford has guidelines that protect architectural character while allowing appropriate updates and renovations. Changes to exteriors typically require review to ensure they respect the neighborhood's historic character. These protections help maintain property values and preserve the architectural heritage that.

Historic Character. Downtown Access. Let's Find Yours.

Montford properties are highly sought after. If historic architecture and downtown walkability align with your priorities, let's discuss what's available.

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