The Headwaters at Banner Elk
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Banner Elk, North Carolina Communities

The headwaters of a river is its source’s uppermost reaches– and that is the perfect definition of this private mountain community set in North Carolina’s spectacular High Country. The Headwaters at Banner Elk was created to be a source of renewal for residents and guests where they can relax in the privacy of a secluded mountaintop retreat. The panoramic vistas and remarkable scenery of this 340 acre community will leave you breathless.

Homes at Headwaters will be solidly constructed of hand hewn timbers, stone and shingles, with fine craftsmanship of classic timber frame construction. There is a myriad of choices for enjoying the region, including hiking the Appalachian Trail, playing tennis, swimming or fishing, and relaxing with a good meal at one of the area’s many fine restaurants. The High Country area is rich in history and cultural events, abounding with native wildlife and boasts four temperate seasons. Located near downtown Banner Elk on Old Beech Mountain Road, The Headwaters is the perfect choice for a primary residence or a private getaway and your singular source for discovering the spirit of mountain living.

Homesites range from the $130’s to the $230’s Spring House Villas condominiums start from the upper $300’s

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COMMUNITY AMENITIES

Homesites: 1 to 2 3/4 acre building sites with classic timber frame homes
Condos: The newly released Spring House Villas are a secluded collection of 12 luxury units on 10 beautiful acres
The Point Clubhouse: Scheduled to open in late 2007, this gorgeous facility will feature 280 degree mountain views from its wrap–around deck. There will be an outdoor pool with a separate indoor pool for all season swimming and a fitness room, game room and a gourmet kitchen
Sunset Amphitheater: A truly unique setting for concerts, weddings and other special events
Lakeside Park: This community park offers a pavilion with a stone fireplace and fishing piers, set along two delightful, spring–fed lakes
The Farmstead: A community “garden farm” in a reclaimed barn featuring a gardening room and private garden plots for residents to cultivate
Recreation: Scenic mountaintop tennis courts, miles of walking and hiking trails, and a community theater at the clubhouse
Location: Located in Avery County near historic Banner Elk, the home to Lees McRae College. The Headwaters is conveniently just 30 minutes from Boone and Appalachian State University
Gated Entrance: Staffed gate house with electronic pass cards
Underground Utilities: Telephone and electric are underground with high speed internet