Some houses are built to spec. These two were built with intention. Step into the main house onto quarter-sawn white oak floors. The vaulted living room is anchored by a stone propane fireplace, and the chef’s kitchen — propane range with pot filler, double oven, black stainless appliances, mosaic tile backsplash, and a kitchen island you can pull up to — flows open to the dining area. The main-level primary suite earns its place, but the spa-inspired wet room is the moment: freestanding soaking tub, floor-to-ceiling wood-plank tile, penny tile, and dual shower heads. Two additional bedrooms or offices, a laundry room, and an oversized 3-car garage finish the main floor. Downstairs, an 866-square-foot in-law suite with its own entrance, kitchen, bath, living space, and 4th garage bay. Covered deck, two concrete patios plumbed with hot and cold water, level yard, and RV parking alongside. Plus, three-zone HVAC, generator hookup with transfer switch, 200-amp panel, two water heaters, no restrictions or HOA. Then there’s the 2-bedroom 2-bath cottage. 154 Dogwood opens to Brazilian cherry floors, a vaulted ceiling with arched window framing the tree canopy, and a handcrafted one of a kind penny island. Coil up the spiral staircase to the loft and primary suite with walk-in closet. Wrap-around porch, fire pit, wooded 0.89-acre lot, metal roof, and an active STR generating $15, 000+ annually. Half a mile to downtown Weaverville, 15 minutes to Asheville.