43 Al Dorf Drive

The stone-wrapped porch and transom-lit foyer open to a dramatic reveal: a 16-foot wall of dining room glass overlooking the private greenway and forest beyond. Just beyond, the vaulted great room unfolds, its 19-foot peaks and three walls of glass framing the woods and sky around a grand centerpiece fireplace. The effect is at once expansive and intimate, a place that feels like a retreat yet is designed for everyday living. Outdoor living is central here. Eight-foot patio doors with tall transoms border the dining room on two sides—one opening to a 23-foot open deck, the other into a soaring 12×18 screened porch with wood-stained ceiling. This year-round room blurs the line between indoors and nature, the perfect setting for mountain sunsets or quiet mornings. At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen centers on a quartz-topped island nearly five by ten feet. A sleek L-shaped run of full-depth white cabinetry sets the tone, balanced by a suite of LG stainless appliances including a six-burner gas cooktop, convection wall oven with micro/air fry, wine cooler, counter-depth refrigerator, and whisper-quiet dishwasher. Above, the glass-railed balcony of the upper family room adds vertical drama while connecting the spaces together. The main level also includes two bedroom suites. The vaulted primary is filled with light from sky windows, with dual custom closets leading to a spa-inspired bath finished in porcelain tile, soaking tub, seated glass shower, and an expansive custom vanity. The second ensuite flex room offers its own privacy and mountain views. A skylit oak stair rises to the upper level, where the lofted family room overlooks the great room and distant ridgelines. A full bath and additional bedroom or office complete this floor. The daylighted lower level is equally versatile: a 19×26 family room with kitchenette, two bedrooms with walk-in closets, and two full baths including one ensuite. Wrapped by patios and decks, this level connects seamlessly to the outdoors. Efficiency matches beauty. Triple-zoned HVAC with a Bosch variable-speed heat pump, advanced 2×6 gasketed exterior walls, engineered floor and roof trusses, radon mitigation, and architectural roofing are all third-party verified through Energy Star and Duke HERO programs. Certifications confirm performance, comfort, and lower utility costs. Greenwood Park and sister community Reems Creek Village together form a neighborhood nearly 25 years in the making. Across from Reems Creek Golf Club, the community is known for quiet streets without through traffic, distinctive custom homes, and welcoming neighbors. Private roadways loop through breathtaking views—south and east to the Blue Ridge Parkway, west to Pisgah and the Smokies, and north to Hamburg Mountain. Two miles to downtown Weaverville, 15 minutes to Asheville, 10 minutes to the Parkway, and near a newly approved hospital site, the location blends small-town charm with regional access. To make the move seamless, flexible purchase options are available, including short-term bridge financing for qualified buyers. Explore the home anytime with the self-guided 3D tour—see Virtual Tour Link.