Haywood County Housing Data
June 11, 2013
Haywood County real estate numbers through May 31, 2013.
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Maggie Valley, situated in North Carolina‘s stunning Smoky Mountains, is known for its unrivaled location and friendly, small town character. When you visit Maggie Valley, you’re sure to discover the meaning of Southern hospitality wherever you go and whatever you do.
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Maggie Valley boasts a rich mountain history and has everything you need, from unique shops and restaurants to great places to stay, no matter the season. If you like to get off the beaten path, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway are just a hop and a skip away. You can explore some of Southern Appalachia’s best-kept secrets using Maggie Valley as your home base. Whether you spend the day paddling a whitewater river or hiking in the Smoky Mountains, you can come home to Maggie Valley for a restful evening or hit the town for a night of good food, music and dancing. When the weather starts cooling down, the action on the ski slopes begins to heat up on some of the southeast’s best runs. You can stroll through history at Wheels Through Time, “The museum that runs”.
The American South and Southern Hospitality, defined by words such as generosity, friendliness, and graciousness, are exemplified by the residents of Waynesville, North Carolina. Waynesvile is nestled within the perfect setting of beautiful Appalachian mountain chains with many protected lands close by; including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Pisgah National Forest, Harmen Den Wildlife Refuge, and Nantahala National Forest. Those who come and visit Waynesville, N.C. are greeted with nods of welcome, inquiries of “how are ya’ll”, and a willingness to be lent a helping hand.
Waynesville is located adjacent to Maggie Valley, N.C. and close to the Cherokee Indian Reservation. Visitors to Waynesville can take in the beautiful vistas to be found on the Blue Ridge Parkway, or spend the day taking in the views from the rocking chair of their lodgings. Modern hotels, more personal bed and breakfasts, quaint motels, log cabins, and golfing resorts await visitors with all the latest amenities, while the surroundings slow things down to a more leisurely pace.
Activities range from those geared more towards nature enthusiasts such as hiking thru a plethora of forest and plant types, or shopping for handmade Appalachian crafts. Those who visit Western North Carolina can grab grits for breakfast and fried green tomatoes for dinner. Southern cooking is easy to find, as are more traditional cuisines or fine dining. Some visitors fall in love just looking at pictures of the Smoky Mountains, and when they experience it first hand they feel the desire to either relocate or look over Waynesville Real Estate options for the perfect home away from home. Whatever your reason for visiting Waynesville, N.C. we hope you enjoy your stay.
Welcome to Clyde nestled in Haywood County, home of the Great Smoky Mountains. Haywood County is also home of the Folkmoot International Festival, one of the top school systems in the state, and a lower than average cost of living.
Haywood County, and Clyde in particular, has the distinction of being “away from it all” but without the isolation usually associated with mountain living. Asheville, with its regional airport, is only 40 minutes away. I-40 provides excellent access from Knoxville, Tennessee, through Clyde, and on to the Raleigh-Durham area.
Two industrial parks have been developed just north of the Canton/Clyde area. The newest industry to join the park is Echlin, Incorporated, a world-class supplier of automotive replacement parts. Echlin will employ 150 people initially at the new plant opening later this year in the Beaverdam Industrial Park with a prospective employment of 350 jobs in three years.
The Clyde Town Board is composed of four aldermen and the mayor. A town administrator oversees day-to-day operations of the town.
Clyde is within easy access of several golf courses. Hiking and nature trails and superior trout and bass fishing are a part of the nearby National Forest. Also nearby are the nation’s two most visited national parks: Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway. Located near Clyde at Maggie Valley are the Cataloochee Ski Slopes with facilites for all classes of skiers. Camping and outdoor living are at their best in the forests and campgrounds in Haywood County. There are many public and private campgrounds for the outdoorsman.
Canton is nestled among five hills along the banks of the Pigeon River in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Our moderate climate with four distinct seasons makes Canton one of the nicest places to live anywhere. Canton is near major highways and within easy driving distance of the regional airport. Canton’s beautiful residential communities lie along tree-lined streets in this quaint town.
Canton is the home of Blue Ridge Papers, Incorporated, Haywood County’s largest industry. The mill produces paper and allied products. Two industrial parks have been developed just north of Canton.
Canton has a recreation program as part of its services to its citizens and guests. The Recreation Park has a large, modern swimming pool, playground, picnic tables, lighted tennis courts, and ball fields adjacent to the park. Activities include “Pickin in the Park” during the summer months, a walking trail surrounding the park area; an annual Labor Day celebration, a festival of lights during the Christmas holiday season, and the annual lighted night Christmas parade.
Canton is within easy access of several fine golf courses. Hiking and nature trails and superior trout and bass fishing are a part of the nearby National Forest. Nearby are the nation’s two most visited national parks; Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway. Located near Canton at Maggie Valley are the Cataloochee Ski Slopes with facilities for all classes of skiers. Camping and outdoor living are at their best in the forests and campgrounds in Haywood County. There are many public and private campgrounds for the outdoorsman. It is also where my wife is from!
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