Hendersonville NC Real Estate

Are you looking for a destination that offers a little bit of everything? Look no further than Henderson County! Founded in 1838, this stunning location covers 375 square miles of Western North Carolina and is home to some of the state's most vibrant cities. From the culinary delights of Hendersonville to the natural beauty of DuPont State Recreational Forest, Henderson County truly has it all.

Foodies will love exploring Hendersonville's culinary scene, with a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops, craft breweries, and wineries to indulge in. And speaking of wineries, did you know that Henderson County is home to the sixth AVA in North Carolina? The Crest of the Blue Ridge offers some of the best wine in the state.

But that's not all that makes Henderson County unique. Farmers markets, the Hendersonville Community Co-op and Deli, art and history museums, annual festivals, apple orchards, and over 450 farms with an average size of 90 acres are just a few of the things that make this county special. And let's not forget that Henderson County is North Carolina's largest apple producer and is host to the North Carolina Apple Festival every Labor Day weekend.

Outdoor enthusiasts will be in heaven in Henderson County. The DuPont State Recreational Forest offers 12,500 acres of biking trails, hiking trails, waterfalls, mountain swimming holes, and more. And with kayaking, rafting, fly fishing, ziplining, rock climbing, and over 740 acres of county and municipal parks, there's something for everyone.

And the best part? The soon-to-be-established Ecusta Trail will provide a public, multi-use, 19-mile trail from King Street in Hendersonville to Carr Lumber Company Road in Brevard. This trail will connect the two cities and pass through Laurel Park, Etowah, Horseshoe, Penrose, and Pisgah Forest.

So what are you waiting for? Come experience the beauty, culture, and adventure of Henderson County today!