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FORECLOSURE. -One and a half story home with partially finished basement in Regina Park. Has 4BD/3.5BA, appliances, deck, dbl garage,and year round mountain views. Offered through Broker Reciprocity.

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21 Eden Lane
Waynesville
$180,000

FORECLOSURE..-Modular home in desirable South Toe area. Living room w/brick fireplace, formal dining, modern kitchen w/bar, plus upstairs 2 unfinished rooms.Covered front porch. Buyer to confirm all information & advised to do ALL inspections. Preapproval & proof of funds required for financing offers.Proof of funds for required for cash offers.Property is sold

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50 White Oak Road
Burnsville
$139,900

Originally priced at $1,939,000, this luxury home is a bargain at $1,790,000! Located on the exclusive Coopers Hawk section of Biltmore Park with gated entrance and offers long range mountain views that can not be beat. 
This is a builder's personal residence and features the finest finishes available. The oversized gourmet Kitchen and outdoor living areas are perfect for entertaining.

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433 Coopers Hawk Drive
Asheville
$1,790,000

FORECLOSURE Home in Hendersonville. 2BR - 1BA home overlooking apple orchard.  Nice rolling front yard.  Oversized attached 2 car garage.  This is a Fannie Mae Homepath property and qualifies for Homepath Financing with as little as 3 percent  down. Shared well. Offered through Broker Reciprocity.

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825 Ledbetter Road
Hendersonville
$81,000

 


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Biltmore Estate
The
largest privately owned home in the United States, Biltmore Estate, was George Vanderbilt's private escape from everyday liffe. The
8,000 acre estate boasts a priceless collection of arts and antiques original to the estate, winery, Equestrian Center, Biltmore House and Gardens, and the newly opened Antler Hill Village. In addition to guided tours, there are also many other things to do such as outdoor activities, shopping and several restaurants to choose from.  For tickets and pricing, click here.

 


   



Thomas Wolfe Memorial
Considered to be North Carolina's most famous writer, and one of the giants of 20th Centruy American Literature, 
Wolfe immortalized his childhood home in his epic autobiographical novel, Look Homeward, Angel. Wolfe's colorful portrayal of his family, his hometown of Asheville, North Carolina, and the Old Kentucky Home boarding house earned the historic Victorian home a place as one of American Literature's most famous landmarks. The Thomas Wolfe Memorial Home also offers student writing workshops for students in grades 4th thru 8th. For more information on visiting the Thomas Wolfe Memorial, click here.
 
  


The Great Smoky Mountain Railroad has53 miles of track, 2 tunnels and 25 bridges, the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad offers a variety of excursions that explore the amazing landscape of Western North Carolina. With the romance and mystique of an era gone by, guests on-board the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad will enjoy scenic train journeys across fertile valleys and through river gorges in a spectacular region near The Great Smoky Mountains. For more info, click here.


   
Chimney Rock
Lake Lure
 has many activities to offer the kids and family. Enjoy a day at the lake with sand and some cool water slides. Located next to Lake Lure  is Chimney Rock,  known recently for the filming of The Last of the Mohicans. They even have a little strip of novelty shops at Lake Lure. You can park and walk. See the sights and buy some sweet homemade fudge and little souvenirs.

 
 
Historic Home of Carl Sandburg
Tour the home and property of Pulitzer Prize winning author Carl Sandburg.  Take a guided tour of the historic home with over 65,000 artifacts on display is an insightful glimpse into the lives of the Sandburg family.  In addition to tours of the Sandburg Home, visitors can enjoy over five miles of trails, stroll through gardens and greet the descendents of Mrs. Sandburg's dairy goat herd.  You can also visit the Virtual Museum Exhibit at the Carl Sandburg Home.

   


Grandfather Mountain 
Marvel at 360-degree views of mountain ridge after mountain ridge cascading to the horizon and let the knowledgeable staff help you find your own perfect mountain adventure whether it is the Mile High Swinging Bridge, wildlife habitats, or nature walks and hiking trails.  For directions and more info, click here.




 
 



The historic Grove Park Inn and Resort was built from granite boulders hewn from Sunset Mountain, The historic inn opened in 1913. At its opening dinner, William Jennings Bryan declared that it had been “built for the ages.” In the decades since it has become one of the South’s most famous and venerable resorts. The Grove Park is a definite must see whether it is to tour the resort, play a round of golf, have dinner, or enjoy one of the many indulgent spa services. For more information, click here.



   



Grove Arcade Arts & Heritage Gallery
The Grove Arcade was the grand dream of E.W. Grove, a self-made millionaire who moved to Asheville in 1910. By 1915, he had completed the Grove Park Inn and become involved in other civic projects. Grove understood that a successful city needed a vibrant downtown. In the early 1920's, he began plans to build an elegant new building to enliven the downtown of the city he had come to love. He conceived of the Arcade as "the most elegant building in America"—and as a new kind of retail center. The Grove Arcade now includes shops, restaurants, offices and 42 luxury apartments. For more info, click here.


 

The Arboretum offers activities for all ages, including a 434 acre natural treasure with 65 acres of cultivated gardens and 10 miles of hiking and biking trails with experience levels from easy to difficult. The Arboretum also offers outdoor and indoor exhibits throughout the year, hosts green weddings, and education focused on environmental sustainability awareness. While enjoying the beauty of the Arboretum, don't forget to visit the gift shops and The Savory Thyme Cafe.  To plan a visit, click here.


 
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Asheville, NCAsheville, NC
The City of Asheville is the biggest city in Western North Carolina and the county seat of Buncombe County. The city is located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is known for its natural beauty. Asheville serves as the regional hub for bu... More On This Community

Brevard, NCTransylvania
Transylvania County is a growing community, popular with people of all ages. We can feature an unrivaled quality of life and thriving entrepreneurial businesses. Visit and you'll see why Rand McNally, the Wall Street Journal and National Geographic T... More On This Community

Sylvan HabitatPisgah Forest
A conservation community. Sylvan Habitat, just 5 miles outside of Brevard, NC, is the result of a desire to recreate an old-fashioned family neighborhood in a gorgeous mountain setting, as well as a community that minimizes environmental impact w... More On This Community

Sherwood ForestBrevard
Sherwood Forest is a residential community located on one thousand forested acres in southern Transylvania County, NC. While Sherwood Forest has a number of traditional amenities what distinguishes this community from others is its 300 acres of prot... More On This Community

Glen CannonPisgah Forest
Glen Cannon is a golf community situated in the Pisgah Forest area and is home to one of the largest and most well known subdivisions in Transylvania County. Overlooking the French Broad River Valley, the peaceful and friendly community of Glen Cann... More On This Community

 

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