Showing posts with label weaverville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weaverville. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Lake Louise Playground Weaverville NC

Lake Louise is the perfect suburb park, playground, and picnic area. It is about 10 minutes North of Asheville and it is a great asset to the Weaverville community. I know when I stop by, one kid runs to play with the ducks, the teens want to jog around the lake, some of the others jump in one of the playgrounds, while the others run over to the other smaller play area. I like to hang out on the benches meeting some of the great residents here in Weaverville.

Weaverville North Carolina is a strong community with the local Weaverville Police Department backed by the Buncombe County Sheriff's Department, and North Carolina State Troopers. Woodfin is also right next door to Weaverville, so their Police always supports this area as well.

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Weaverville Christmas Parade 2008 Video


Shot this footage on the corner of Main Street and Hamburg Mountain Rd. Hope you enjoy it. This is the first video of 3. Go to YouTube.com/AskAsheville to see them all and other videos in Weaverville North Carolina.

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Weaverville Post Office


From that little rinky dink place that is now a pharmacy... to this, and on prime Weaverville commercial property right off of the Monticello Road exit on 19/23 North of Asheville.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Reems Creek Village - Perfect Weaverville Setting


This new development that was about to take of before the market dropped is getting ready to perk up again pretty soon. Everyone is just catching their breath and hoping the the new President produces a miracle with the help of us all.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Meadows in the Woods, Reems Creek Weaverville


Meadows in the woods was one of the first developments in the Reems Creek area that did selective cutting (only for roads and house pads). The development entrance is on the left here, right before the Reems Creek "fishing" lakes (they have a sign now that says "no fishing"). Also see the beautiful fall colors on the mountains. This area is absolutely gorgeous and so peaceful.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Turkeys Arrive Early 4 Thanksgiving in Weaverville


Driving down the road in Weaverville could be very eventful. I have almost hit several bears, deer, turkeys, chickens, and even a cow one day right down the road from this photo. Possums and Racoons are normal, and become the neighborhood roadkill many times, lol. I remember this lady I was driving with one day hit a Possum, pulled over, and tried to revive the dead thing. I was rolling! Here are some wild turkeys just roaming around Hamburg Mountain Rd in Weaverville NC.

Main Street Weaverville North Carolina


Okay... let me tell you where I am. I am on the corner of Hamburg Mountain Road and Main Street in Weaverville North Carolina. I can turn left here and take a winding road up and down to Reems Creek. As you look ahead here, you see the Preservation Hall on the left, with a Church, library, and Blue Mountain Pizza after. Look at the mountains in the skyline. Absolutely beautiful. The perfect little Town of Weaverville!

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Weaverville North Carolina, here comes the Blog

Welcome to Weaverville North Carolina. If you have not been to Weaverville, it is a nice little town about 10 minutes North of Asheville NC. The area is pretty big considering and many people who do not desire to live in the midst of the City of Asheville, are choosing Weaverville as their suburb of choice.

Real Estate in Weaverville is very desireable, yet affordable. Developments are popping up all over the place, and yet it seems like more and more land becomes available. Reems Creek is one of the most beautiful places in Weaverville.

If you live in or near Weaverville North Carolina (like we do), we invite you to become one of our Weaverville Blog Authors. Take some pics of the area, promote some businesses, show some of its beauty, show some landmarks, tell your view from Weaverville, and more. Send us an email AskAsheville@gmail.com