101 Boyd Dr

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1970, composed primarily of two-bedroom units configured as single-level and duplex layouts. Architecture is modest and functional with exterior lawn areas and paved parking; many end units include screened porches or small covered patios. Interiors typically feature open-concept living areas, eat-in kitchens with pantry space, pantry pull-down attic access for extra storage, and built-in storage rooms. Units have seen periodic upgrades across listings: newer HVAC systems, replacement windows, modern appliances, laminate or hardwood flooring, and updated baths. Common-area services emphasize low-maintenance living: lawn care, exterior maintenance, water/sewer/trash covered by HOA dues, plus assigned resident parking and additional guest parking. Storage is provided in-unit or via small secured exterior lockers. Pet policies vary by unit but some buildings allow a single small pet; other listings indicate no-pet restrictions. The setting is walkable and park-like, situated a short walk from cultural and recreational anchors such as the Flat Rock Playhouse, Carl Sandburg Home and local trails; downtown Hendersonville is a short drive away. HOA structure supports lock-and-leave ownership, investor-friendly rental history but commonly enforces minimum lease terms and limits on short-term rentals.