Acony Bell is a tiny house community on over 50 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina, located 22 miles from Asheville and between Asheville and Brevard. The community has grown to include over 80 tiny homes from various builders, with residents able to customize their outdoor living spaces. Both vacation rentals and full-time residential lots are available, though the community maintains a waitlist as it continues to expand.
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Tiny House Village in Blue Ridge Mountains
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Custom Outdoor Living Spaces
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Variety of Tiny Home Styles
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Video Tour: Acony Bell Community
Community Details
- Community Name: Acony Bell
- Location: Western North Carolina (Blue Ridge Mountains)
- Nearest City: 22 miles from Asheville, NC
- Region: Between Asheville and Brevard
- Acreage: Over 50 acres
- Number of Homes: 80+
- Home Types: Tiny homes from various builders
- Pet Policy: Pet-friendly
- Outdoor Customization: Residents can build their own outdoor spaces
- Vacation Rentals: Available
- Full-Time Residential: Lots available
- Availability: Waitlist for new lots as community expands
Lessons from This Community
- Mountain Locations Attract Tiny Living Interest: The Blue Ridge Mountains setting near Asheville—a city known for alternative lifestyles—creates natural demand for tiny house community living
- Mixed-Use Models Provide Revenue Diversity: Offering both vacation rentals and full-time residential options creates multiple income streams while letting potential residents try before committing
- Allowing Outdoor Customization Builds Investment: Permitting residents to build their own decks and outdoor spaces gives them ownership stake in their lot beyond just the tiny home itself
- Builder Flexibility Creates Variety: Accepting tiny homes from various builders rather than requiring a single design creates visual interest and accommodates different budgets and preferences
- Waitlists Indicate Market Demand: A growing waitlist demonstrates that demand for legal tiny house communities exceeds current supply, validating the business model
Learn More
- Acony Bell Official Website
- Vacation Rentals at Acony Bell
- Residential Lots at Acony Bell
- Acony Bell on Instagram
- Full Video Tour on Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube
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Alex
Only makes sense of one can own the lot. Otherwise don’t spend money to be at the whims of a lease. For $7,000 a year one can buy a nice plot of land and have a much better setup
Unfortunately, not always going to be that simple or that low cost. Issue is being allowed to live on the land, which is not automatic everywhere, and requirements often adding costs, which can be quite significant depending on location and local rules. Along with costs being different depending on location, as well as how location effects other aspects like what’s nearby, access to resources, etc.
Owning vs renting has its tradeoffs, while owning is considered ideal it doesn’t always work out that way and because of different variables that can be needed to be dealt with, it can go either way as to which is actually preferable for a given situation…
Woman in picture two has the “and where do ‘you’ think you are going” look. LOL