1903 Colonial Revival in Asheville, North Carolina

From The Archives	Listing No. 10867 1903 Colonial Revival Montford Historic District Asheville, NC
	The Mayor John A. Campbell House Own a piece of Asheville history. Built for the Mayor of Asheville in 1903. Designed by Biltmore architect Richard Sharp Smith in unique Pebbledash style. On the National Register of Historic Places. Built-in bookcases, six fireplaces, walk-up attic, pocket doors. Lush, mature landscaping creates park-like privacy in the Montford Historic District near downtown Asheville. Original pine plank floors, terraced backyard, long meandering 100' walk to front of home. Deep porch with attached veranda.
	Bedrooms: 4 Full Bath(s): 2 Half Bath(s): 1 Heated Sq. Ft.: 2,600 Unheated Sq. Ft.: 220 Stories: 2.5 Acres: 0.370	Features. 1st floor bath 1st floor laundry room Attic Den Dining room Kitchen Laundry room Living room Unfinished basement Walk-out basement Walk-up attic 1 Car Garage Driveway - Paved Fenced Yard Garden Porch Rear Deck Built-in Bookcases Built-in Cabinets Ceiling Fans Fireplaces High Ceilings Original wood windows Wood floors City sewer City water supply Dishwasher Disposal Gas heating Range Refrigerator Water Heater - Gas Cast Iron Radiators 10-foot Ceilings Claw-foot Tub(s) Plaster Walls Pocket Doors Original pine floors Six fireplaces
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The Mayor John A. Campbell House

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