Creekfront tiny home near Asheville lists for $189,900 with upgrades
Creekfront, porch-heavy, and in a tiny-home village, this 362-square-foot Liberation build hit the market at $189,900 with the lot work already done.
The creekfront tiny home at Acony Bell Tiny Home Community came to market with the sort of extras that change the math fast: a 2023 Liberation build, a 12-by-22 screened porch, a wooden walkway, perennial gardens and a shed, all bundled into a $189,900 asking price. Posted July 4 by Gerry Woods on Tiny House Builders, the 362-square-foot house is being sold move-in ready and partially furnished, with the owner’s improvements included.
Acony Bell started in 2018 with an affordable, low-impact living idea and sits on more than 50 acres with two creeks and mountain views, about 22 miles from Asheville, North Carolina. It is designed exclusively for tiny houses on wheels, offers full-time lots for lease, and has 96 tiny-home lots and 7 vacation rentals spread across three phases separated by a stream. It is near Asheville Regional Airport, Brevard, Pisgah National Forest and major hiking and biking trails.
The home is RV certified and towable, with 2 beds, 1 bath and 2 lofts. The porch alone adds 264 square feet of outdoor living space. A wooden walkway from the driveway to the front door, established perennial gardens and a shed are included.
Inside, the build leans polished rather than rustic-cute. White shiplap walls, a warm wood-plank ceiling, white oak floors and multiple skylights make the compact interior feel larger than the footprint suggests. A leather daybed with storage drawers anchors the living area, while a built-in media console and desk give the space actual daily utility. The kitchen comes with deep navy shaker cabinets, dark quartz counters, a farmhouse apron sink and glossy subway tile, and a ductless mini-split handles climate control. A sliding glass door opens straight to the porch.
The listing also showed $175,000 on separate pages. The home includes creek frontage, a finished lot, a screened porch, community infrastructure and a legal place to park.
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