Maple Trace sits just north of Asheville in the Reems Creek area, close to the Blue Ridge Parkway and downtown, and the place stretches across several neighborhoods, including Timber Trail, Hawks Cove, and Reaston Ridge, so there's plenty of variety whether you want a newer home, a historic farmhouse, or one of those larger brick houses with three bedrooms and two bathrooms that have been standing for years. You'll see homes that have four bedrooms and four bathrooms with more than 2,800 square feet, and some places come as quadruplexes with eight beds and eight baths set up in a kind of cluster, plus there are open fields if you want to consider buying land-layouts can be as big as over eight acres or smaller parcels around four acres, depending on what you're after. The properties use well water and septic systems on certain pieces, and the zoning follows R-1 rules, which means you'll find restrictions against putting up mobile homes, modular homes, trailers, or tents since the area's mainly geared for single-family houses.
Several homes are listed as "active," "pending," or "under contract," and you can check property updates, price changes, and tax history through the MLS database, which keeps things up to date and transparent for buyers, and the whole community gets involved in planning, sometimes holding public hearings about zoning, annexations, and bridge upgrades, because there's only one main road in and out, and the local transportation folks have said the bridge needs to be widened for safety, so those improvements are part of the overall plan. Windsor Built Homes has submitted revised development plans, and Coldwell Banker Global Luxury handles sales, offering in-house financing and pre-approval for mortgages, plus you'll find agents and office staff ready to walk you through the process, even offering video chats for flexible home-viewing options if you can't make it in person, and they keep a detailed record of each property, like photos, floorplans, maps, and even notes about interior finishes, kitchen appliances, flooring, and building structure.
Maple Trace sells itself as a quiet, country-style place, set up for folks aged 55 and over, with amenities for a simpler and more convenient life, including rooms with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and lots of homes come with different designs like the Belvue, Carlisle, Hampton, Montclair, Palmer, Pelham, Sheffield, Somerset, Wellford, and Winston models. Residents can join group activities like Zumba Gold, Musical Meditation, Yoga, HIIT, and there are plenty of scheduled events, arts rooms, a library, a fitness room, a wellness spa, movie nights, and walking paths, as well as outdoor spaces with trees and places for quiet reading or gatherings. Dining is organized in a main dining room with restaurant-style meals or some all-day options, and the kitchen staff handles allergy needs or diabetes diets.
The senior care services include assisted living and memory care, with specially trained staff, personalized care plans, and secure environments, plus laundry, housekeeping, and transportation are available. There's a community center for events, green spaces, and regular engagement among residents and local planners, so folks who live here get a mix of privacy, safety, and chances to be social or get involved in community matters if they like. Maple Trace covers a lot of ground, with different floor plans, architectural styles, and some places set up for resale, commercial use, or even future build-outs down the line, though all homes fall under the same community guidelines that don't allow temporary or mobile dwellings, keeping things neat and orderly. All in all, Maple Trace gives people several housing choices, lots of amenities for older adults, and a peaceful setting near Asheville, whether you like taking part in group activities or just want room to relax close to the mountains.
