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Counties We
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BUNCOMBE
Asheville
Black Mountain
HENDERSON
Hendersonville
Flat Rock
Etowah
TRANSYLVANIA
Brevard
Sapphire
JACKSON
Cashiers
Toxaway
Glenville
MACON
Highlands
Franklin
HAYWOOD
Waynesville
Maggie Valley
POLK
Tryon
Columbus
RUTHERFORD
Lake Lure
Forest City
Rutherfordton
MCDOWELL
Marion
MADISON
Mars Hill
BURKE
Morganton
Lake Rhodhiss
Lake James
UPSTATE
S. CAROLINA
Landrum
Greenville
Inman
Spartanburg
Anderson
Clemson
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Welcome!
Welcome to the Western
North Carolina Real Estate Guide where you can find the perfect home or
property in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
Keever
Real Estate In
Western
North Carolina
If you are
thinking about moving to the Western North Carolina area these pages
are for you. The Western North Carolina Real Estate Guide is dedicated
to offering you the most comprehensive list of Realtors and listings
available.
The
Western North Carolina Real Estate Guide
covers 11 counties in
North Carolina and 2 counties in upstate South Carolina. If
you’re
thinking of a home in Asheville or
surrounding areas in Buncombe county
to see what’s available in housing & rentals simply click on Buncombe County listed under
counties we serve,
Or perhaps you would
like to live in Hendersonville,
Apple growing capital of the United
States or Flat Rock, where Carl
Sandburg made his home.
If
you like the smaller laid back community that reminds you of Mayberry
then check out Brevard in Transylvania county home
to the Brevard
Music Center,
recognized as one of the top performing music centers in the United
States.
Sapphire,
also in Transylvania county is the
first community on
your way up to the mountains and has beautiful long range
views of the
mountains, golf courses and gated communities.
Cashiers
and Toxaway
sit high in the mountains over looking
the
beautiful Lake Toxaway. The area built by the rich and
famous
years
ago continues to draw seasonal and year round residences that enjoy the
cool summers and mild winters.
Also,
near by Glennville
with Lake
Glennville, offers year round fishing.
Be
sure and visit Jackson
County for its rugged unsurpassed
beauty. Close by, the city of Highlands
in Macon County boasts a
wide main street full of unique shops and restaurants
Be
sure
and visit Maggie Valley and Waynesville in Haywood
County. Enjoy the Great Smoky Mountains and the blue haze
that
lays
over the ridges and valleys. A great vacation spot, Maggie Valley
offers great fun for the entire family.
Waynesville,
one of
the
oldest towns in the area offers a beautiful older downtown section full
of fine shops and is one of the
most desirable places in
Western North
Carolina to live.
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If you’re
looking to try your hand at raising
horses, look no
further than Polk County. The city of Tryon
holds the annual
Tryon
Steeple chase which has quickly become a national major event
The
town of Columbus nearby shares the
same interest in horses as
Tryon and
offers large farms and gentle rolling hills. Polk County also has
breath taking sight-seeing
with many vistas of the mountains,
Bicycle Touring, White Water Canoeing, Hiking, Horse Back Riding,
Nature Trails, Many Water Falls and Nature Gardens plus lots of Antique
and Craft shops to visit.
The
City of Marion is located in
McDowell County along the
Catawba River Basin, at the eastern foot of the Blue Ridge
Mountains in
Western North Carolina. Marion is located just north of I-40
approximately 35 miles east of Asheville and
20 miles west of
Morganton, and serves as a gateway between the Mountains and the
Piedmont sections of North Carolina. Rich in
history, Marion is
listed
as one of the best place in Western North Carolina to live, work and raise
a family.
If
you’re looking for a college town
then Mars Hill in Madison
County can be the perfect choice. Mars Hill college remains
true to its
tradition of service, learning and leadership which has been a hallmark
of the Mars Hill experience since 1865. The nearby town
of Hot
Springs, is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise, offering the
Appalachian
Trail, whitewater rafting and canoeing on
the French Broad River.
Haynesville
in Clay county, with its blue
mountain, whisper quiet
streams and ancient trails will take you back in time when
the Cherokee
roamed the area. Mild winters give Clay County residents year
round
hiking and fishing.
Rutherford County with the lake
resort
town of Lake Lure, the
city of Rutherfordton and Forest City just might be the area
you’ve
been looking for. Close to Asheville and Hendersonville, major
airport
and shopping, residents can enjoy
the country flavor but yet
within
easy reach of near by larger cities.
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