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33 ROBINSON CREEK ROAD

A INTENTION STUDY IN


A NOTE FROM UNIQUE

Welcome, and thank you for taking the time to explore this offering. At Unique, we believe that every home has a story — and every showing should feel intentional, seamless, and memorable. It is truly our pleasure to represent this property, and we are honored to play a role in your home-search journey. Inside this book, you’ll find detailed information about the home, the neighborhood, and the features that make this opportunity special. Whether you are a buyer envisioning your next chapter or an agent guiding a client through an important decision, we hope this resource proves valuable as you tour the property. Great experiences don’t happen by accident. They are created through preparation, care, and a genuine commitment to service. Our team takes that responsibility seriously. If there is anything we can do to enhance your visit, answer questions, provide additional details, or assist in any way — please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to help, and we are happy to do whatever it takes to make your experience with this home an incredible one. Warm regards, Jeff Stewart | Founder, Unique Real Estate


A home where the first impression is a feeling of stillness + belonging


THE APPROACH There's a moment, just past the private drive, where the road narrows and the trees close in — and the noise of everywhere else quietly falls away. 33 Robinson Creek Road gives way to 2.7 wooded acres, and a feeling of peace comes over you. What waits ahead was built with the same patience the land seems to ask for — nothing rushed, nothing arbitrary. This is a home that introduces itself slowly, the way the best ones always do.


A STUDY IN INTENTION Step past the threshold and the philosophy becomes clear. This is a LEED Silver Certified home, shaped from the ground up around a single guiding idea: that a house can be beautiful and disciplined at once. Every material was chosen, every line considered, every decision weighed against a standard of purpose over excess. It's a rare kind of architecture — one that doesn't announce itself, but rewards attention the longer you stay.


POWERED BY ITSELF Beneath the calm surface of daily life, something quietly extraordinary is happening. Geothermal energy pulled from the earth, solar power drawn from the sky — together, they allow this home to generate everything it needs and ask nothing of the grid. There's no hum of dependency here, no invisible tether to somewhere else. Just a home standing fully on its own, day after day, season after season. This home produces its own power and can be independent of the grid with 3 Tesla PowerWalls including Level 2 EV Charging.


CURATED INTERIOR LIVING Clean modern lines, polished concrete floors that hold the light differently as the day moves. The single-level layout unfolds across three bedrooms and two baths, roughly 2,400 square feet arranged with a kind of quiet logic — nothing crowded, nothing wasted. Every room feels like it was placed exactly where it needed to be, and nowhere else.


WHERE THE INDOORS AND OUTDOORS BLEND The main living space doesn't so much end as it opens — a covered outdoor room extending from it, seamless enough that the transition barely registers. Sit here in the late afternoon and the light finds its way in at just the right angle, the air carrying the faint sound of water somewhere close. It's the kind of space that changes the way a day feels, simply by existing.


THE LAND, CONSIDERED Beyond the covered room, the property reveals itself in layers. Native gardens give way to walking trails past outdoor sculptures, all with the same intention found inside the home. There's no single way to experience these 2.7 acres — only a series of paths, each offering a different quiet.


CREEKSIDE QUIET Follow the trail far enough and it leads to a firepit at the water's edge, where the property's character comes fully into focus. This is where mountain evenings settle in — slower, cooler, marked by the sound of the creek rather than the sound of anything else. It's a place built for staying a while longer than planned.


Thoughtful Details, Elevated Living Interior Highlights Single-level layout, approximately 2,400 square feet Three bedrooms, two bathrooms Polished concrete floors throughout Clean, modern architectural lines Deliberate, purposeful layout — every square foot serves a function Open flow between main living space and covered outdoor room Designed to draw in natural light and the sound of the nearby creek

Exterior Features 2.7 wooded acres on Robinson Creek Road Private drive entrance, set back from the road LEED Silver Certified construction Geothermal heating and cooling system This home produces its own power and can be independent of the grid with 3 Tesla PowerWalls including Level 2 EV Charging Covered outdoor living space, seamlessly connected to the main living area Curated landscape design with native plantings Walking trails winding through the property Outdoor sculptures placed throughout the grounds Creekside firepit for evening gathering

Location + Lifestyle Located in Asheville, minutes from Downtown Private, wooded setting with clean mountain air Sound of moving water present throughout the outdoor living space Seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living Evenings on the property shaped by mountain light and creek sounds Self-sufficient, sustainable living rooted in the Western North Carolina way of life A distinctive, efficient home built without compromise


A LAYOUT DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND


A INTENTION STUDY IN

Presented by Tracey Rich and Misty Masiello


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