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estled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, 2,200 feet above sea level, Hendersonville has long been a popular summer destination for those looking to escape the heat. The area has evolved into a four-season travel destination, with scenic marvels to attract visitors of all ages. Offering a variety of interests, including outdoor recreation, live entertainment, historic sites, theatre, shopping, and a wide array of restaurants, the area boasts a range of accommodations – from elegant bed and breakfasts to rustic cabins offering a variety of amenities – to satisfy every guest’s desires.
No longer just a vacation destination, Hendersonville – with its almost perfect climate, combined with excellent health services, variety of housing options, and numerous recreational, cultural, and educational opportunities – has earned national recognition as one of the best places to live and retire.
History A mountainous county with deep, rich agricultural roots, Henderson County has evolved from humble beginnings into a welcoming destination for all whose growth was shaped by its railroads and commerce. For nearly 10,000 years, Henderson County belonged to the Cherokee Nation. Following treaties with the Cherokee in the late 1700s, early Appalachian Mountain pioneers initiated the settlement of this land, and in the 1840s, the village of Hendersonville received its original charter. During this time, agriculture was the first source of revenue for Henderson County’s residents, including corn, wheat, rye, potatoes, and cabbage. It also quickly became a popular summer retreat for Charleston, SC, residents seeking a retreat from the Lowcountry heat. Present day visitors continue to flock to Hendersonville because of its four distinct, yet moderate, seasons, which offer beauty, variety, and
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