Now Available... Asheville's 5 Points Village, Pioneer Building

"Where All The Things You Love In Life Intersect" 5 Points Village in Asheville North Carolina by Boulevard Development Group, LLC

Both Residential & Commercial Units Are Now Available...

The Pioneer Building is an Asheville Inspired Mixed Use Project. A Period Arts and Crafts design with details featuring cedar-shake siding, timber-frame trellises. pebbledash stucco, and natural stone accents. Designed by Mitchell Sorin of Sorin Architecture, PLLC and Developed by Kevin Kerr of Boulevard Development Group, LLC.The Pioneer Buildings offers the convenience of downtown living along with the beauty of Asheville's natural surrounding right at your back door. With The Reed Creek Greenway underway, you'll be provided with a neighborhood link to historic Montford, the UNC-A Botanical Gardens, UNCA itself, and the French Broad River.With all of these benefits, units are going fast! Residential units starting at $280,000. For more information, please visit our website: http://www.5pointsvillage.com/ or email Jay Lurie at jlurie@charter.net.

Unit 303 is a corner unit located on the corner of Broadway Avenue and Bordeau Street featuring 2 balconies and wonderful views of downtown Asheville. Price: $469,900. Features Include: 1259 sqft., 429 total balcony sqft., 2 beds / 2 baths, Granite counter tops, Bamboo hardwood floors, Tile bathrooms, Stainless Energy Star appliances, Walk-in master closet, Gated residential parking, Private entrance.

Unit 407 is a corner unit with 2 balconies on the corner of Bordeau Street and Marcellus Street with easy access to Greenlife Grocery and Merrimon Avenue. Price: $469,900. Features Include: 1235 sqft., 100 total balcony sqft., 2 beds / 2 baths, Granite counter tops, Bamboo hardwood floors, Tile bathrooms, Stainless Energy Star appliances, Walk-in master closet, Large windows allowing plenty of natural light, Gated residential parking, Private entrance.

Location, Location, Location! The Pioneer Building offers a great place for your business offering the convenience of downtown Asheville, the beauty of the Historic Montford area, and parking for your clientele. Price: $474,525. Features Include: 2109 sqft., Outdoor courtyard, Access to 30 parking spaces, Walking distance to downtown

Click HERE to get a sneak peak at what is going to happen to Broadway Avenue in Downtown Asheville North Carolina. Asheville Developer Kevin Kerr has this end covered! http://www.5pointsvillage.com/

*We have been hearing about this plan for years, and it is finally here. We are excited about this great Asheville team turning our Broadway Avenue into a Village... "5 Points" to be exact! Is the 5 Points Restaurant included in this plan at all. They will need a re-build or nice remodel to compliment the 5 Points Village.

Old Asheville Chamber Site

The steel on the building is almost complete, and I took a pic of this crane going into the high heavens. This site is caddy cornered from the Buncombe County Sheriff's Department. If you put your left elbow on your desk and lean your head on your hand, you should be able to see this photo perfectly level.

Welcome to Montford, Asheville North Carolina

I personally love Montford. The homes, people, and vibe is wonderful. I did not know too much about the area, but I took this from their Montford website. Please read the info and history.

"Whether you are a visitor, new to the neighborhood or a longstanding resident, Montford is a great place to be.

A Brief History:

Montford is a neighborhood in Asheville, North Carolina. A portion of Montford is a National Register Historic District, the first of three local historic districts to come under the jurisdiction of the Historic Resources Commission (HRC) of Asheville and Buncombe County (see the Asheville city link for more information and guidelines). Montford Hills is an adjacent neighborhood which is outside the jurisdiction of the HRC. Recent years in Montford have witnessed the renovation of many of the neighborhood's residences by individual families and a myriad of industrious bed and breakfast owners who have helped to restore the district to its former splendor.

Located in Buncombe County (founded in 1792), the town of Asheville, North Carolina was incorporated in 1797. However, until the arrival of the railroad in 1880, Asheville was little more than an isolated mountain village, a small trading center and occasional vacation spot for a few summer visitors. When rails overcame the barrier of the Blue Ridge, a boom began that was to continue almost uninterrupted for five decades.

The neighborhood that permanently expresses the diversity of this era is Montford. This sprawling, homogeneous neighborhood of about three hundred acres retains over six hundred structures representing a rich diversity of architectural styles, most constructed between 1890 and 1920 during Asheville's emergence as the greatest city of the Southern Appalachians. The adjacent area know as Montford Hills was dubbed a suburb of Montford and built primarily in the 1920s.

The residents of Montford welcome you. It's the people here, through all their efforts, that make this neighborhood a great place." www.Montford.org