Nestled in the mountains and on the banks of the French Broad River, Asheville is the jewel of Western North Carolina. With a vibrant arts community, thriving historic district and a unique and colorful local culture, Asheville is an ideal place to call home. The population within the city limits of 87,236 is just right; large enough to have every convenience, and small enough to be big on charm. Downtown boasts, 251 restaurants and cafés, miles of boutique shopping, a variety of music and entertainment venues, museums, parks, theater, micro breweries, galleries, and bustling nightlife. On any given day, the city is alive with street festivals, art shows and farmers’ markets. It truly is a place that you have to see to believe.

Over the years, Asheville has been widely published among America’s Most Favorite Places, click here to see some fun facts about Asheville.

In addition, Asheville is surrounded by a natural playground. The outdoor sport and adventure opportunities are literally endless with the Blue Ridge Parkway, Pisgah National Forest, DuPont State Forest and Great Smokey Mountains National Park as our neighbors… Whether you fancy, golf, hiking, camping, cycling, rock climbing, white water rafting or prefer a scenic drive and a picnic, this area has everything you can imagine and more. Here are just a few of our local attractions:

Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce
Asheville City Schools
Asheville Home Builders Association
Balsam Mountain Preserve
Beverly – Hanks Realtors and Associates
Biltmore
Biltmore Park
Black Mountain Chamber of Commerce
Buncombe County Schools
Champion Hills
Country Club of Asheville
Dunroy
Grove Park Inn
Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce
Henderson County Schools
Hendersonville Home Builders Association
Kenmure
Pathways at Solomon Jones
Somersby Park
The Cliffs Valley
The Cliffs at Walnut Cove
The Cliffs at Glassy
The Cliffs at Mountain Park
The Ramble at Biltmore Forest