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 ASHEVILLE - Nestled between the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville's mountain scenery and excellent quality of life make it a great place to relocate. As a recognized entrepreneurial hotspot, Asheville also offers a thriving business climate and a beautiful historic downtown.

HENDERSONVILLE - Hendersonville is known as a beautiful, clean city, the "ideal retirement community", and the City of Four Seasons. Downtown Hendersonville was entered into the National Register of Historic Places in March of 1988. It has become a vital part of the community's economic and cultural growth. Thriving businesses such as specialty shops, antique stores and restaurants offering something for everyone of all ages.

BLACK MOUNTAIN - Among the many communities in Western North Carolina that have within recent years thrown off the spirit of apathy and civic inertia, Black Mountain is one of the most progressive. Black Mountain is called the Front Porch of Western North Carolina because of the quick rise in elevation if you approach us from the east.

BREVARD - Surrounded by the lofty peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Brevard has come to be known as "Land of Waterfalls". The town became the gateway to one of Eastern America's outstanding natural playgrounds in 1920 when more than 90,000 acres of forestlands were designated as Pisgah National Forest and Game Reserve.

CASHIERS - Located in the splendor of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the small towns of Highlands, Cashiers, Glenville, Sapphire and Toxaway offer a moderate year-round climate, a myriad of artisan and antique shops, gourmet dining, a variety of local and cultural events and every imaginable outdoor sport. Whether it’s an escape from the high humidity and sweltering heat or just a break from the traffic and hectic pace of the big city, our communities provide just the right mix of activities and relaxation you need to refresh your body and spirit.

FLAT ROCK - The historic settlement of Flat Rock is the center from which there have grown the ties which so inseparably bind Western North Carolina to the low country of South Carolina.

FLETCHER - Fletcher is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. It lies between Asheville and Hendersonville in the northern portion of Henderson County. The Town of Fletcher was incorporated in June of 1989 and currently has a population of 4185. It encompasses five square miles and is 2112 feet above sea level.

 HIGHLANDS  - Being a day’s drive or less from most of the major metropolitan cities along the east coast, Highlands, Cashiers and their surrounding towns – Sapphire Valley, Lake Glenville, Scaly Mountain and Lake Toxaway - are convenient as second home and retirement communities as well as resort communities. Atlanta, Greenville, and Asheville are within two hours of these mountain jewels, making real estate the number one industry.  The "village atmosphere" so cherished by our town citizens will welcome you with its mountain architecture, community parks and abundant flower beds.

 LAKE GLENVILLE - Lake Glenville is the highest elevation lake East of the Mississippi River. With 1,450 acres at 3,500 feet in elevation, this lake is enjoyed year round by boating, swimming and fishing enthusiasts of all ages. 

MARS HILL - Mars Hill has an elevation of 2,330 feet and has been called a "gem in the emerald ring of the hills surrounding it." The lofty peaks of Bailey Mountain, The Craggies, Pisgah and Max Patch rise above the town, and the fertile "hill" takes on the appearance of a secluded valley.

 SAPPHIRE VALLEY - A 5,700 acre four-season Fairfield community resort, Sapphire Valley is tucked into the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina at an average elevation of 4,300 feet.  Welcoming its year round visitors and residents with amenities designed to entertain and challenge, it offers a host of golf, tennis, fine dining, a health club, indoor and outdoor pools, Jacuzzi, sauna, tanning beds, massage therapy, planned day-trips, scenic tours, boating, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, snow skiing and snow-boarding.  A busy calendar of events includes various Concerts on the Slopes, the annual Symphony Under the Stars, fly casting classes, Bingo tournaments and Day Camp for kids.

WEAVERVILLE - Weaverville is an incorporated town of 2,500, 10 minutes North of Asheville via I-26. Weaverville boasts excellent schools, a charming downtown with restaurants, deli, old timey drug store with fountain, wonderful library and a community spirit all its own. Being the most desirable location to live in the Asheville area as it is close to everything, Weaverville is quiet, mountainous with views and very little traffic.  Go to www.visitweaverville.com for more information on this quaint small town located in northern Buncombe County.