The Bridges Of Asheville

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Just minutes from the vibrant city of Asheville, N.C., you'll find the Bridges of Asheville. The available real estate here offers riverside retreats where classic amenities meet bold creeks, breathtaking mountain views and rolling meadows.

Bridges of Asheville — Asheville's only true riverfront community — is tucked along the banks of the French Broad River, a property offering more than one mile of unspoiled, river access. This private refuge has been carefully crafted to preserve its natural settings and history from the greeter's cottage that welcomes homeowners and guests to the community, to the wood and steel bridges constructed in the style of those that carried trains across the river years ago.

The 298-acre Asheville community features real estate that offer natural features such as spectacular meadow and mountain views and river overlooks. Two bold creeks meander throughout the meadowlands with railroad-inspired bridges crossing over each at various points.

At the heart of Bridges of Asheville is an inviting riverside community Clubhouse that offers the perfect place for get-togethers with family and friends. Overlooking grassy meadows and the French Broad, the Clubhouse features generous gathering areas as well as a warming kitchen for special events. The Clubhouse area also includes a swimming pool, spa and state-of-the-art fitness center. Pathways from the Clubhouse lead down the property to the River Park, where homeowners may take full advantage of the outdoor amenities. The real estate offerings here allow homeowners to utilize the River Park for walking, bike riding, canoeing, swimming or fishing. Picnickers can also grill beside the covered pavilion or walk across a suspension bridge to an island picnic and cookout area. The Clubhouse and River Park offer the perfect settings to build community and reconnect with family and friends.

The Bridges of Asheville property is conveniently located less than eight miles from downtown Asheville, which is home to world-class art, cuisine and outdoor adventure. This high mountain city has been recognized for its splendors by dozens of magazines, Web sites and publications in recent years. Where to Retire Magazine calls Asheville one of its "eight enriching towns for art and music lovers" while NuWire Investor says Asheville is one of the top 10 places to buy a vacation rental home in the U.S.

Initial real estate offerings of home sites will become available in 2009.

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