Asheville House, a long-term transitional living facility in Asheville, North Carolina is being offered for sale. Asheville House is located in on a nearly half acre lot in historic Montford District of Asheville. The early 1900 restored Victorian home, serves as a residence capable of housing up to 28 residents. It can be used for single gender or mixed gender populations. The main house includes 5 bedrooms plus a 2 room private suite, 5 1Ž2 bathrooms, an executive office, a commercial kitchen, laundry and dining facilities.
The facility has the necessary permits and inspections for city occupancy. It is recognized by the city of Asheville as a commercial property and zoned as a group home. The facility is license-eligible as a residential program by the NC Department of Health and Human Services having been licensed by the previous operators.
Asheville is an ideal location for a therapeutic program. It is consistently rated one of the top 10 places to live in the country, has a tremendous labor pool of mental health professionals, a wide variety of recreational opportunities and a community that is very supportive of therapeutic programs. For those in recovery, Asheville boasts a large and diverse young people's community in recovery.
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