Heritage Park Tradition Series

From
$396,990
1,343 - 2,820

sq.ft.

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Heritage Park

Coming Soon! Heritage Park is a new single family home community in Fletcher, NC, close to it all, but off the main road for a quiet lifestyle. Located within 5 minutes of Airport Road, shopping centers and I-26 for easy commuting, and a short drive to downtown Asheville – with countless restaurants, entertainment venues, and art museums. Heritage Park is a quaint community of 63 well-appointed single level and 2-story homes. You will not want to miss this opportunity to be close to everything Fletcher has to offer.
Nearby:
• Asheville Regional Airport
• Mission Hospital
• Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
• Blue Ridge Parkway
• The North Carolina Arboretum

Community Information

Hours
Daily Call For Information
Contact Info
Whitney Thompson
Online Sales Counselor
[email protected]
(828) 974-1958
Cherise Ahern - Heritage Park
[email protected]
(828) 482-4703
Ruben Dubuc - Heritage Park
[email protected]
(828) 482-4703
Amenities
  • Walking Trail

School Districts Near Home

School Name Distance

Glenn C. Marlow Elementary School

Public | K-5

2.7 mi.
School Name Distance

Rugby Middle School

Public | 6-8

5.5 mi.
School Name Distance

West Henderson High School

Public | 9-12

5 mi.

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Area Information

Welcome to North Carolina

From its pristine sandy beaches to the plush, tree-lined rolling mountains and rich architecture aligning bustling cityscapes, North Carolina provides a pristine backdrop for nearly every preferred lifestyle.

North Carolina’s most common nickname is the “Tar Heel State.” Historians think it has to do with state’s legacy as a leading producer of tar, pitch, rosin, and turpentine. The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Duke University, and North Carolina State University, make up what's known as the Research Triangle. Home to one of the largest research parks in the world, it boasts companies and institutions such as Cisco, the NIH’s National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Today the state offers a wide variety of attractions, including several historical sites, hiking and biking trails, miles of white-water rapids, museums, military installations and a long coastline of beaches. Fishing, skiing and golfing are also popular in the state.