Waynesville, NC Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Waynesville, NC

There's a saying here: "I wasn't born in Waynesville, but I sure got here as fast as I could". One stroll down Historical Main St Waynesville and you'll experience the most important trait of this region - it's abiding sense of community. Waynesville is Haywood County's oldest town, with over a century of experience as a quaint mountain town. Even before the railroad made it easy to get here, visitors flocked to Waynesville for the cool clean air, outstanding scenery and an opportunity to escape sweltering cities Main Street is a public commons, where the community comes together, running the gamut from parades, monthly art strolls, square dances, Folkmoot, to trick - or- treating, seeing Santa and charity events. Cultural heritage and a sense of place have not been compromised by Main Street's revitalization, but instead have been emphasized through public art installations and historic building preservation. Everyone seems to recognize Main Street as the place to go for a special occasion or community celebration. There is a vibe to Waynesville's Main Street that can make anyone relax for a moment and remember that the world is full of good people and beauty. https://www.downtownwaynesville.com/ less

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About 25 miles from Asheville is the quaint town of Waynesville with many things to do. Its downtown has a surprising number of fine galleries and specialty shops. There are many things to do and special events to enjoy. Along with the popular Mast General Store, there are about a dozen galleries and a variety of antique shops, home furnishing centers and gift shops. Waynesville is Haywood County's oldest town with over a century of experience as a quaint mountain retreat. Even before the railroad made it easy to get here, visitors flocked to Waynesville for the cool, clean air, clean water, outstanding scenery and an opportunity to escape sweltering cities. It's one of our Top 10 Civil War Sites. Waynesville, NC Downtown Waynesville's quaint old buildings, brick sidewalks, galleries, tempting foods and old-time general store will take you back to a more leisurely time. A time when people made you feel welcome and when you could slow down and really savor the present. When it's time to dine, there is everything from hearty country fare to the local specialty mountain trout, to fine international cuisine and high-end gourmet. The award-wining theatre features a full schedule of performances. Nestled between Main Street and Richland Creek in Waynesville is the Historic Frog Level. With eleven historic buildings, get a look into what built this great town. Find a variety of shops, art galleries, antiques, and brewery. Waynesville, NC Folkmoot U.S.A. attracts entertainers from all over the world and features two free events in downtown each July (See our Folkmoot Guide). The Museum of North Carolina Handicrafts is housed in the historic Shelton House. It showcases distinctive art, handicrafts, and furniture created by North Carolina artists, including intricate woodworking, weaving, quilting, pottery, dolls, a Native American room, and many other artifacts. The house, an excellent example of a typical Charleston-style farmhouse of the era, was built in 1875 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. On four Friday nights in the summer, come down for the Mountain Street Dances. Put on your clogging & square dancing shoes and enjoy an old-fashioned mountain hoe down in front of the Historic Courthouse. To celebrate the Christmas season, Holly Days is the first weekend of December, starting with the Art After Dark on Friday evening and ending with the parade on Monday night. The second Saturday night of December is A Night Before Christmas, an old-fashioned celebration with caroling, wagon rides, Bethlehem market place and luminaries. less