Tour of Asheville

SOUTH South Asheville is mostly your typical suburbia. There are many, many traditional subdivisions in this area, most established within the last 20 years. The terrain in South Asheville is more level on the whole. Many of the Biltmore neighborhoods (Biltmore Forest, The Ramble at Biltmore Forest, Biltmore Park) can be found in this area as well as the airport.

Major roads through South Asheville:

I-26
HWY 25
Blue Ridge Parkway is accessible via Hwy 191 at the NC Arboretum.

Schools
Private Schools
Carolina Day School
Christ School
Buncombe County Public Schools
A.C. Reynolds High School
A.C. Reynolds Middle School
Avery?s Creek Elementary
Cane Creek Middle School
Fairview Elementary
Glen Arden Elementary
Oakley Elementary
Progressive Education Program (Special Needs)
T. C. Roberson High School
Valley Springs Middle School
William W. Estes Elementary

Proximity to Downtown Asheville
South Asheville is about 15-30 minutes from downtown by car, depending on how high an elevation you start from.

Sample of South Neighborhoods
Biltmore Forest (golf), Biltmore Park (YMCA w/swimming), Brookwood (golf), White Oak Plantation, High Vista (golf, gated), Ashley Woods, Ballantree, Cliffs at Walnut Cove (golf, gated), Cotswolds, Devonshire, Crowfields (55+), Eastwood Village, Fairview Forest, Glen Arden, Kennilworth, Hunter?s Trace , Lake Julian Trails, Poplar Ridge, Pinner?s Cove, Royal Pines, Sugar Hollow and so many more . . .

Parks in South Asheville