The vacation home of your dreams is now ready for you in western North Carolina
Are you looking to buy a North Carolina vacation home? The mountains of western North Carolina offer some of the most exquisite scenery in all of America. Home of the highest mountain peaks east of the Mississippi, the various subranges of the majestic Appalachians including the Great Smoky Mountains and the fabled Blue Ridge Mountains, offer outstanding snow sports, unsurpassed hiking, and spectacular fall foliage. With its lush, verdant landscape and beautiful hardwood forests, not to mention more than 30 inches of snow every year, you’d be hard pressed to find a more ideal spot for a vacation, no less a vacation home. And all you have to do to see for yourself is take a drive along the world-famous Blue Ridge Parkway which winds through North Carolina’s mountains for over 250 miles.
Western North Carolina spans more than a dozen counties. Most people who want to buy a North Carolina vacation home will look in places such as Asheville, Hendersonville, Waynesville, Mars Hills, Brevard, Black Mountain and Maggie Valley. Other popular parts of the area include Polk County, Tryon, Columbus, Saluda, parts of Rutherford County and parts of upstate South Carolina. Here’s a sampling of vacation properties currently on the market:
- 4-bedroom, 4.5 bath 5,494 sq. ft. estate on 54 acres in Hendersonville. Price: $5,500,000
- Secluded 5-bedroom, 9.5 bathroom 10,355 sq. ft. home on 57.61 acres in Flat Rock for $9,850,000
- Beautiful lake-front, 8-bedroom, 6-bath home in Lake Lure priced at $2,700,000
- Rustic 1,455 sq. ft. home with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath on 29.03 acres in Forest City. Price: $749,000
- 4-bedroom, 4-bath mountain getaway with 42,75 sq. ft. in Brevard, for $1,350,000
There are literally, thousands of properties available for people seeking to buy a North Carolina vacation home. When beginning your search it makes sense to go with a realtor who specializes in western North Carolina. The best place to start is Coldwell Banker Kasey which has seven offices in the western part of the state in Asheville, Hendersonville, Waynesville, Black Mountain, and Brevard.
Whichever part of western North Carolina you eventually choose for your vacation home it’s a good bet you’ll be enchanted by the region’s history, culture and unsurpassed natural beauty.If you are interested in buying a North Carolina vacation home, check out our property listings today.
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