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Balsam Grove
- northwest; on NC-215
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Brevard - east
central; at intersection of US-64, US-276 and NC-280
Brevard with its nearly 7,000 people isn't really a 'small'
town but they sure seem to want it to look that way. Tourism
seems to be the primary industry here and, if tourists are
attracted to good eating, they'll find plenty of it in
Brevard. Then there is the Brevard Music Center, an
internationally famous center of attraction in the summer. And
there is real estate; yes, that, too, is an industry and Brevard is a very attractive -
and popular - place to take up residence. NC-280, the freeway
connecting Brevard to I-26 in Asheville, means Brevard is no
longer the isolated town it used to be. Contact a local real
estate agency (list at
NCMLF.com) and see just how attractive Brevard can be.
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Cedar
Mountain - southeast; on US-276
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Connestee Falls - just
west of Brevard on US-64
A planned, 4,000 acre resort and retirement community just
west of Brevard on US-64, Connestee Falls has some 4,000 homes
and still has more home sites for sale. This is the kind of
place many people dream about with its 4 lakes, almost a dozen
excellent hiking trails, tennis courts, golf course and driving
range. Sure there's more, lots more. Give them a call. (See
NCMLF.com)
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Lake Toxaway - west;
at intersection of US-64 and NC-281 (south shore of Lake
Toxaway)
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Penrose
- east; at intersection of US-64 and NC-1528
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Pisgah Forest
- east; on NC-1504
Start with a lumber company, then add a specialized paper
mill next door, then a lot of homes for the workers and you
have, once upon a time, Pisgah Forest and Ecusta. Two significant
rivers flow through Pisgah Forest, the French Broad River and
the Davidson River. Well, folks, the industries are long gone
but the rivers are still here and so are the homes. Now a quiet
residential suburb of Brevard, there are good homes to be had,
here, for a lot less money than you might think.
See
NCMLF.com for a list of local real estate agencies.
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Rosman
- south central; on US-178
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Sapphire
- southwest; on US-64
Rolling Water Lane, Running Fox Road, River Outlook Road,
Rhododendron Run Road... do you wonder why folks come here,
buy their little mountain estates, to enjoy their golden
years in the tranquility of Sapphire Valley? I don't!
See
NCMLF.com for a list of local real estate agencies.
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