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Fletcher, NC is a small town centrally located between Asheville and Hendersonville. Fletcher is growing at a steady and smooth pace thanks to lower housing costs and its convenient location.
Fletcher is uniquely positioned for national and international travelers, and a great spot to host visitors from near and far. In addition to ready access to nearby Interstate 26, residents are just minutes away from Asheville Regional Airport, which offers nonstop flights to almost all major U.S. cities. The airport is going through a growth spurt of its own, adding new routes on a regular basis.
Fletcher includes the community of Cane Creek Valley, with many luxury homes and ranches. Fletcher also features many entry-level homes and communities under $250,000.
Fletcher is centrally located 20 minutes south of Asheville and 15 minutes north of Hendersonville, NC, adjacent to Interstate 26 (running from Kingsport, TN to Charleston, SC). Fletcher offers many amenities within minutes of the town’s center, including a county library branch, Henderson County schools (elementary, middle, and high school), and a growing number of shopping, entertainment, and dining options. Several branches of Park Ridge Health are nearby, and Fletcher is only 20 minutes away from Mission Hospital, the largest hospital in the region. Fletcher is also conveniently located near the Pisgah National Forest and Blue Ridge Parkway, a sightseer's and cyclist's haven.
Arden: 5 minutes
Asheville Regional Airport: 5 minutes
Mills River: 10 minutes
Downtown Hendersonville: 16 minutes
Downtown Asheville: 22 minutes
Brevard: 29 minutes
With a diverse population of people of all ages and from all walks of life, Henderson County (pop. 106,000) is the perfect location for enjoying life. Henderson County is a county in North Carolina's mountain region, but is characterized by an extensive plateau along the French Broad and Mills River valleys. Henderson County currently has five incorporated towns/cities: Flat Rock, Fletcher, Hendersonville, Laurel Park, and Mills River. Of these, only Hendersonville, the county seat, possesses the typical characteristics of a dense urban center with a significant population.
Fletcher is in Henderson County, NC. Fletcher residents pay both town and county property taxes, as totaled below. Tax rates are per $100 of assessed valuation.
Henderson County: $ 0.5136
Fletcher: $ 0.34
Fletcher Fire District: $ 0.115
Fletcher is an active, growing community. Live the life you choose.
A small town that enjoys close proximity to some of Western North Carolina's biggest attractions, businesses, and natural wonders, Fletcher is no longer simply a sleepy stopping point between Asheville and Hendersonville. Fletcher’s current population of 7,600 is more than double what it was 20 years ago.
Located in north Henderson County, adjacent to Interstate 26, Fletcher is just a quick jaunt away from some of the most vibrant and culturally rich cities and towns in the region. Asheville, Black Mountain, Brevard, Flat Rock, Hendersonville, Mills River, Lake Lure, and Saluda are all within a 20-mile radius of the town. The town sits on six square miles of relatively flat land, with the Blue Ridge Mountains on the close horizon.
The town's motto, fittingly, is "Pride in our past, and faith in our future."
Fletcher’s business community is growing with new, locally-owned businesses opening every year. Locals and visitors alike enjoy the Fletcher Village Bakery, Blue Ghost Brewing Company, Blue Sky Cafe, and many more locations.
In recent years, the town has expanded its health and recreation initiatives, implementing a greenways master plan that makes the community more walkable and bikeable. At present, there are 4.5 miles of connected trails; the plan envisions expanding the network to some 13 miles.
Two local parks offer opportunities for exercise and enjoyment close to home. The 60-acre Fletcher Community Park features playgrounds, picnic areas, walking trails, and baseball and soccer fields. Kate's Park, adjacent to the Fletcher Library, has playgrounds, trails, and an outdoor grilling area.
The nearby Asheville Regional Airport is home to six airlines offering over a dozen regional and national destinations. Across the street, the WNC Agricultural Center’s 87-acre facility hosts events year-round.
