Fox Run's Real Estate Honors Mountain Heritage
While Hendersonville may be full of world class shopping, dining, and arts venues, the town has never lost sight of its deep Appalachian roots, and the combination of mountain heritage and cosmopolitan offerings has made for a charming and worthwhile destination. Fox Run Preserve, a gated community offering Hendersonville real estate, embraces these unique qualities by offering homesites in a convenient location amidst Western North Carolina's remarkable landscape.
Get Rid of the Winter Blues in Greenville
With short days and the groundhog's latest pessimistic prediction about when spring will begin, many Western North Carolina residents are starting to suffer from cabin fever. Fortunately, the Asheville area and surrounding regions provide plenty of opportunities for staying active throughout the year, and few communities are as well-positioned to take advantage of those opportunities as Fox Run Preserve.
Spend Valentine's Day in Downtown Hendersonville
Even though the name of what is now being called the Skyland Performing Arts Center may have changed in recent weeks, the quality of performances hasn't. Formerly the Blue Ridge Performing Arts Center, the stage's name now honors the historic building in which it is housed while remaining as modern and world-class as possible.
The Henderson County Library Preserves the Past, Drives the Future
From helping area residents get up to speed with the latest technology to housing artifacts and archives that date back to the town's beginnings, the Henderson County Library is going above and beyond in their efforts to serve Western North Carolina. The main branch is located just ten minutes from Fox Run Preserve in downtown Hendersonville, NC, and is a hub for literature fanatics, families, historians, and more.
WNC Honors "First in Flight" Slogan
For North Carolina residents, the state's deep rooted history in aviation is a part of their everyday lives. From the "First in Flight" slogan on license plates to Kitty Hawk, reminders of the pioneering efforts of the Wright brothers are important pieces of a rich and varied heritage. Western North Carolina is no exception in celebrating these accomplishments; in fact, the region is home to the state's first aviation museum, which was founded in 1989.
Ski Your Way Towards Spring
In Western North Carolina, there is never an off season. The Asheville area enjoys beautiful scenery year round, and opportunities for residents and visitors to revel in the outdoors are always plentiful. And one of the best places to enjoy the region is at Fox Run Preserve, Hendersonville's premier gated community. Offering homesites that are available for custom homebuilding, the community provides residents and inspirational setting, complete with walking trails, a pond, orchard, and more. Long range mountain views, hardwood forests, and peace of mind ensure that you'll be able to get the most out of living in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Tryon is an Ideal Day Trip Destination
There are a few things that are not surprising when you visit a mountain town; beautiful scenery, quaint downtowns, friendly service, and a lot of tradition usually come with the deal. There are some destinations, however, that offer plenty of extra, treasured finds for those who are willing to look. Tryon, North Carolina, has a welcome offering of cosmopolitan character, and with a population of fewer than 2,000 residents, visitors will enjoy exploring world-class arts, shopping, and dining venues without the inconvenience of crowds.
Hendersonville Welcomes Families with Hands On!
After spending a few days in the snow and with many friends and family still in town for the holidays, residents of and visitors to Western North Carolina are ready to get back outside to enjoy some time together. And while everyone is exploring all of the attractions in the Asheville area, residents may notice a trend among their visitors--conversations about the many wonderful qualities of the region.
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