Tucked at the quiet end of Conestee Place in Asheville’s desirable Five Points area, this charming 1923 brick cottage blends timeless character with everyday livability and invites its next owner to make it their own. A handcrafted artisan stone wall welcomes you at the street, setting the tone for what lies beyond. Step onto the deep front porch where slow mornings, evening conversations, and a glass of something cold just feel right. Inside, the home’s historic soul is beautifully intact, with original glass doorknobs, warm hardwood floors, and a built-in china hutch that speaks to another era of craftsmanship. The living spaces are filled with natural light and easy flow, offering comfort today while leaving room for thoughtful updates over time. The kitchen is functional and ready for your vision, while the overall condition reflects a home that has been well cared for through the years. One of the most unique features is the year-round sunroom and attached greenhouse space, a true haven for plant lovers and creatives alike, complete with built-in planter beds that allow you to grow your favorite herbs, flowers, or greenery throughout the seasons. Out back, you’ll find a generous yard with room to garden, play with fido, or simply enjoy the peaceful setting, along with ample off-street parking accessed from both sides of the home, an uncommon convenience in this area. All of this just a short walk to UNCA and the shops and restaurants along Merrimon Avenue, and moments from downtown Asheville. Whether you’re drawn to its history, its setting, or the opportunity to make it your own, this is a home that offers both character and possibility in one of Asheville’s most beloved locations.