61 Elaine Eden Drive

Prime .53-Acre CI-Zoned Development Opportunity in West Asheville Excellent opportunity to acquire an approximately .53-acre cleared lot in West Asheville with Commercial Industrial (CI) zoning, offering a broad range of potential development possibilities. The CI district is intended to accommodate a variety of commercial and industrial uses, including office, service, retail, warehouse, wholesale, light manufacturing, and certain residential uses, subject to applicable City of Asheville zoning and development requirements. The property provides an attractive opportunity for an investor, builder, owner-user, or developer seeking a versatile site in a convenient Asheville location. The property was previously approved for development of two duplexes, with prior survey and site layout information available for review. Water meter hookup is available, and a sewer easement has been approved. Sidewalks are located alongside the street. The property's CI zoning creates potential for a variety of future uses, which may include professional or business offices, service-oriented businesses, warehouse or storage-related uses, light industrial or manufacturing uses, wholesale operations, select retail uses, and residential development, depending on the specific use and current City requirements. Conveniently located with easy access to I-26, I-40, I-240, and Hwy 191, providing excellent connectivity to Downtown Asheville, West Asheville, surrounding communities, and the broader Western North Carolina market. Lot 8B is approximately .53 acres and is the parcel located to the left of the previously cleared corner lot. The adjacent Lot 8A at 21 Elaine Eden Dr. is also being offered for sale separately, providing an opportunity for buyers to acquire one parcel or explore the potential of purchasing both. A versatile development site with CI zoning, existing infrastructure advantages, prior residential development planning, and convenient transportation access—an excellent opportunity to bring your development vision to Asheville.