1506 Westmont Court Asheboro, NC 27205
$355,000
ACTIVE
3
2 full, 1 half
3,185
1.76
Single Family
2280669
Not in a Subdivision
Yes
No
Daves Mtn! Custom built brick one level home on 1.7 private acres. Quality features throughout, 9' ceilings, hardwood floors, 2 fireplaces, kitchen w/quartz counters, formal dining, living room, den, nice moldings throughout, renovated master bath w/ceramic shower, double sinks, corian counters, lots of closets, bonus room w/built-in wet bar, glassed sunroom, koi pond, roof 2019, 3 HP's, brick patio & walkways, double carport w/storage. Circle drive w/spacious parking, beautiful setting & location!
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Allen Tate
(800) 210-0321
Property Details
General
Type
- Single Family
Style
- Ranch
- One Story
Parking
- 2 Carport
Year Built
- 1960
Acreage
- 1.76
Square Feet
- 3,185
List Date
- Sep 26, 2019
Listing Brokerage Name
- RE/MAX Central Realty
Subdivision
- Not in a Subdivision
Schools
Elementary School
- Out of Area
Middle School
- Out of Area
High School
- Out of Area
Interior
Fireplace
- Yes
Flooring
- Brick
- Carpet
- Tile Floor
- Wood Floor
Sewer Type
- City Sewer
Water Type
- City Water
Cooling
- Central Air
- Heat Pump
Heating
- Heat Pump
Appliances
- Cooktop - Electric
- Dishwasher
- Wall Oven
Interior Features
- 9 Ft Ceiling
- Bookshelves
- Ceiling Fan
- Wet Bar
Room Floor
- Master Bedroom
- Main
Exterior
Exterior Features
- Covered Porch
- Glass Porch
- Patio
Exterior Construction
- All Brick
- Aluminum
Lot Dimensions
- Various Courses
Roof
- Roof Age 0-5 Years
Foundation
- Crawl Space
Map
Nearby Schools
School Districts
Public Schools
Community - Asheboro
Sale Price as (%) of Asking Price
Average Sale Price
New Listings
Average Days On Market
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Asheboro is the largest city in Randolph County, and is also the county seat. Perfectly situated in the center of the state, this lively community with one of the world’s most renowned zoos is full of character and charm.
Real Estate
Asheboro real estate offers affordability in a beautiful setting, as the median home price in Asheboro is well below that of the state and national average. The city’s large size, growing population and healthy economy mean there is an abundant variety in Asheboro homes. Styles include traditional, Colonial, ranch and new construction. The landscape is quite hilly, providing a picturesque setting and breathtaking views from the backyards of Asheboro homes.
Lifestyle and Attractions
With a population of approximately 26,000, Asheboro is a large city that is consistently growing in numbers and popularity. Nestled in the Uwharrie Mountains, Asheboro is just 30 minutes from High Rock Lake, Badin Lake, and Lake Tillery. Top employers in Asheboro include Randolph Hospital, Klaussner, Walmart and more, and residents may also make the reasonable commute to Greensboro for work. Located at the crossroads of Route 64 and I-74, this city is highly accessible to and from Greensboro, Winston-Salem and other neighboring communities, but there is plenty to do right in the heart of Asheboro. The city is especially appealing to retirees, and in 2012 became one of the first cities to be named a Certified Retirement Community by the state. The community comes together with a variety of events and festivals each year, including the North Carolina Aviation Museum and Hall of Fame Annual Fly-In, a Fall Festival, Christmas on Sunset and more.
The North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro is one of the most popular attractions for people all ages throughout the Triad and the state of North Carolina. Inside the zoo’s 1,500 acres of land, you will discover one of the largest natural habitat zoos in the country. It even has a unique zoo school program, in which a few select students may participate in classes at the zoo. Asheboro has many places for outdoor recreation, including the Asheboro Municipal Golf Course and the city’s largest park, North Asheboro Park, with 26 acres of land hosting a swimming pool, picnic tables, tennis courts, ball fields, a sand volleyball court, and a disc golf course. Asheboro is home to both the Asheboro Regional Airport and the North Carolina Aviation Museum and Hall of Fame. A must-visit for NASCAR fans, the nearby town of Level Cross is home to Richard Petty and his museum, located a few miles from Asheboro. Watch a concert, movie or show at the historic Sunset Theatre regularly showing performing arts productions by the RSVP Community Theatre. Asheboro is just minutes from SeaGrove, renowned as the pottery capital of the country.
Here is list of top employers for Asheboro.
Nearby Schools and Higher Education
Asheboro is served by Asheboro City Schools, which has nine neighborhood schools. The Asheboro High School Zoo School provides an opportunity for 150 students to take most of their classes at the 1,500-acre North Carolina Zoo. There are four faith-based private schools in Asheboro, including Agape Christian Academy, Calvary Christian Academy, Fayetteville Street Christian School and Neighbors Grove Christian Academy. Asheboro is home to the Randolph Community College campus, and is within reach of several nearby institutions in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point and other surrounding cities.
History
Asheboro was established after its citizens decided that Johnstonville, the original county seat of Randolph County, was too inaccessible. In 1790, Asheboro was named the new county seat, and was simply a 50-acre tract of land with a courthouse square. The courthouse remained as the primary structure in town for almost 100 years until a post office, a church, and a formal town government and newspaper were eventually added.
The city began to boom with the arrival of the railroad in 1889, at which point the population nearly doubled each decade between 1890 and 1930. Manufacturing also played a major role in Asheboro’s growth during this time. Today, you may witness a piece of the town’s history at the Pisgah Covered Bridge, which is one of only two remaining covered bridges in the state.
Approximate Distance to:
Greensboro: 27 Miles
Winston-Salem: 44 Miles
Piedmont Triad International Airport: 37 Miles
Hospitals:
Randolph Hospital: 0.5 Miles
The Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital: 28.5 Miles
Major Highway:
US-64: 2 Miles
I-74: 1 Mile
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