That would be
West Asheville, not to be confused with
East West Asheville -- a fact I noted because I happen to think East West Asheville is one of the greatest neighborhood names of all time. West Asheville, also sometimes called Westville, is the part of West Asheville located west of I-240. East West Asheville is the part located east of it.
Anyway, West Asheville is a streetcar suburb with a main drag lined with shops, bars, music halls, and restaurants. The surrounding areas are mostly single-family homes but there are a few small apartment buildings, and even an extremely rare (for Asheville)
strip of rowhouses of unusual design. The people in the residential areas north and south of the main drag of Haywood Road can easily walk to eat, work, shop, or hang out on Haywood and the area is served by the city bus system. What really makes the neighborhood self-sufficient though is the presence of a full-service grocery store at the corner of Haywood and Louisiana. The store itself is of suburban design with a parking lot in front, but it's still accessible by sidewalk and there are thousands of residents who can walk to it. For extra urban cred, there's also a Family Dollar -- a downmarket department store for those who eschew the fancy, citified offerings of Walmart -- which means you can technically buy everything you need for daily living, from groceries to clothing and never have to leave West Asheville.
Assuming, of course, you would be caught dead wearing anything from the Family Dollar.
It's worth noting that a particular street in West Asheville, Virginia Avenue, so perfectly encapsulates the concept of traditional streetcar-suburb walkability that it's
the go-to street for trick-or-treaters from all over the region at Halloween. Virginia Avenue is such a perfect street for trick-or-treating, in fact, that other neighborhoods buy candy to donate to the residents of that street.
Source.