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North Carolina Property Tour |
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Nestled in the mountains of Western North Carolina are three beautiful and progressive cities. Each has its own unique flavor and resources. All share the great natural beauty of the Southern Appalachian Mountains, mixing the old and the new in a special blend of people and culture. Coldwell Banker, Kasey & Associates welcome you to the Land of the Sky! |
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With the Blue Ridge Mountains to the south and east, and the Great Smokey Mountains to the north and west, Buncombe County and the City of Asheville are a great place to work and play. Sometimes called the Paris of the South, Asheville's unique mingling of architecture and cultures offers a cosmopolitan feel with an Appalachian flavor. Striking scenery, a welcoming climate, excellent schools, exceptional medical care. Small wonder folks come to visit and forget to move on! |
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Hendersonville is situated on a wide plateau ringed by mountains. Scenic views, a mild climate and relaxed way of life provide counterpoint to a forward thinking community. From its historic (and still vigorous) downtown to the fields and orchards of outlying valleys, from five-star outdoor recreation to a nationally acclaimed theater, this bustling community has much to offer. A magnet for retirees, it has also drawn industries looking for a clean environment and an attractive home for their employees. A great place to live, work and play! |
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A small town life style with big town convenience. Snugged against the mountains in a relaxed mode that compliments its way of life, Waynesville is a treat for the eye and for the lifestyle. A fun place to shop itself, it is just a few miles from the shopping and services of Asheville (and a comfortable drive from Charlotte and Atlanta). Outdoor activities abound, from golf to skiing, fishing to white-water rafting. The surrounding mountains provide more than stunning beauty. It is a good place to live. A great place to relax. A wonderful place to raise a family. |
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Originally settled by Cherokee Indians, they called it Grey Eagle and considered it holy ground. The first pioneers experienced the same magical feeling and called it Dark Mountain. In 1893, the name was officially changed to Black Mountain. This place attracts thinkers, searchers, artisans, and craftspeople. This is a place where every inch of ground comes with a thousand acres of sky. Our town is small and friendly just as the towns you remember from years gone by. You can feel the warmth of the people as you walk through town, relax on one of the benches, shop multitude of antique and specialty shops, or dine at the intimate tearooms and cafes. We love our town and feel sure you will want to make it your town too. Come visit, explore, and fall in love with a place like no other. |
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Surrounded by the gentle grace of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Transylvania truly has something for everyone: 250 waterfalls, hundreds of acres of state and national forests, a thriving music and arts community, and fantastic shopping and dining in a charming Appalachian town. This place is the gateway to outdoor recreation in the Southeast! Visit, and you'll understand why Rand McNally, The Wall Street Journal and National Geographic Traveler name this area one of America's top ten places to live and play. |
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