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Imagine your dream home in paradise… |
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On the southern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains, The Sanctuary at Tryon is a delightful mountain community garnering rave reviews from families searching for their western North Carolina home.
It begins with a mountain view that’s still close to civilization. Families can live on this beautiful mountain, enjoy panoramic mountain views, and still have all of the conveniences of being in town. Services are close at hand, including grocery stores (one mile away), a variety of skilled physicians, a brand new library, and Interstate-26, less than five minutes away.
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The large, private homesites filled with trees are especially appealing. And with the infrastructure in place, it’s easy to envision a beautiful mountain home, set amongst those trees, and facing those
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It’s common knowledge that windows are left open about ten months each year because air conditioning is seldom needed. (Average monthly highs range from 52-89 degrees). Fall is drenched in color, but every season is appealing and incredibly livable.
Many families have picked the Tryon area for its quality of life, which includes excellent Polk County Schools, as well as many recreational outlets. Youngsters can fish in the Sanctuary’s stocked pond; nearby walking trails provide leisurely avenues to explore.
Tryon lives up to its nickname as ‘the friendliest town in the South’. Newcomers are invariably excited about the community because it lets residents have the opportunity to enjoy having a real hometown by joining the film society, attending events at the fine arts center, playing golf, riding horses, and participating in the area festivals, such as ‘Coon Dog Day’ and the ‘Blue Ridge Barbeque Festival.’
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Many families have picked the Tryon area for its quality of life, which includes excellent Polk County Schools, as well as many recreational outlets. |
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Shopping in one-of-a-kind boutiques and galleries showcases the arts that flourish in the area. Health care, educational and professional services are excellent and very close. Between the two communities of Tryon and Columbus, and just next door to Saluda, the area is steeped in history. After all, families have visited here for well over a hundred years. Restaurants are plentiful and world-class, and within an hour’s drive is Asheville, with its charm and amenities.
In addition to golf, walking, fishing and swimming in cool mountain streams, an equestrian culture flourishes. The Foothills Equestrian Nature Center (FENCE) offers 390 acres of outdoor recreation and nature education. (And even if you don’t ride horses, you will surely enjoy the steeplechases and other events – great social gatherings for the entire community.)
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The Sanctuary at Tryon is a delightful mountain community garnering rave reviews from families searching for their western North Carolina home. |
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Directions: Take I-26 to Exit 67 (Hwy 108) and travel west. The Sanctuary is approximately 0.6 miles ahead on the right.
Homesites from $130s.
For more info, please call toll-free 1-866.796.3209. |
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