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• 1,256 sqft 1,256 square feet
• 5,501 sqft lot 5,501 square foot lot

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$60K in 2010

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Price reduced! 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a one car garage. Split bedrooms, breakfast area in kitchen, laundry closet in kitchen area, large screened porch. No HOA fees. Close to major roads.

Property features

• Beds Total: 3
• Baths Full: 2

Building and Construction

• Property Description: 1
• Property Style: Single Family Home / Contemporary
• Architectural Style: Contemporary

Exterior and Lot Features

• Lot Size Sq Ft: 5501

Garage and Parking

• Garage Carport: 1

Other Property Info

• County Or Parish: Hillsborough County
• Legal Subdivision Name: Riverdale Sub Ph 3B

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City Council was the final stop for the conditional zoning approval.

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Approved by a 5-2 City Council vote, the original plan for the location included adaptively reusing the old Asheville Cotton Mill building that had been described as "ruinous remnants" in the  National Register of Historic Places . The mill suffered a fire in the 1990s and most of it burned down. The 2021 plan also included commercial space and green elements, such as a rainwater harvesting system on top of that mill building — some elements of which have been added back in with the proposed changes in September.

The building was demolished in 2023 after it was deemed unstable,  the Citizen Times reported in February , meaning that the reuse project would be impossible. The new proposal replaces the mill by extending the 400-foot building in its place and making the entire structure residential, increasing the number of apartments from 134 to 240. It includes preservation of the old smokestack and a new condition to install public art on the north side of the building.

Council member Sage Turner, who ultimately supported the project, called it a "conundrum."

“I’m torn between how to get economic development and activity and permanent residents in this area, while supporting the arts community and their affordability needs, and supporting commercial activation as it grows," she said. "It feels like a little bit of a lost opportunity, that it could have been something a bit more amazing."

While several public commenters were supportive, while acknowledging some of the drawbacks of the project, residents like Paul Howell asked, with only 12 affordable units at 80% AMI, "who are these places affordable for?"

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Sarah Honosky is the city government reporter for the Asheville Citizen Times, part of the USA TODAY Network. News Tips? Email [email protected] or message on X, formerly Twitter, at @slhonosky. Please support local, daily journalism with a  subscription  to the Citizen Times .