Haywood County
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Haywood County consists of four unique mountain towns including Canton, Clyde, Maggie Valley & Waynesville, and an assortment of unique mountain communities. Scattered throughout each of these towns and communities, you will find an array of places and events that are of great significance. From musical events to art exhibits, Haywood County has active arts organizations that bring a variety of events to the area. There is something to look forward to monthly to address varying tastes.
HOMES AND LAND IN Haywood
Below is a selection of properties in Haywood. If you would like to view all properties in this area. click here
$158,000
726 Red Maple Drive
Waynesville 28785
$83,000
747 Wayneview Drive
Waynesville 28786
$165,000
3151 Dutch Cove Road
Canton 28716
$515,000
619 River Point Road
Canton 28716
$389,000
43 Red Oak Drive
Maggie Valley 28751
$489,900
1695 Walnut Creek Road
Waynesville 28786
$172,500
75 Town & Country Drive #13A
Waynesville 28786
$163,500
201 Children Street
Waynesville 28786
$235,900
869 Ratcliff Cove Road
Waynesville 28716
$389,000
128 Serendipity Trail
Maggie Valley 28751
$150,000
238 Shelton Street
Waynesville 28786
$240,000
29 Rockwood Road
Waynesville 28786
$165,000
151 Meadow Street
Waynesville 28786
$214,900
94 Woodlaurel Lane
Waynesville 28785
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Properties in Haywood
Below is a selection of properties in Haywood. If you would like to view all properties in this area. click here
$158,000
726 Red Maple Drive
Waynesville 28785
$83,000
747 Wayneview Drive
Waynesville 28786
$165,000
3151 Dutch Cove Road
Canton 28716
$515,000
619 River Point Road
Canton 28716
$389,000
43 Red Oak Drive
Maggie Valley 28751
$489,900
1695 Walnut Creek Road
Waynesville 28786
$172,500
75 Town & Country Drive #13A
Waynesville 28786
$163,500
201 Children Street
Waynesville 28786
$235,900
869 Ratcliff Cove Road
Waynesville 28716
$389,000
128 Serendipity Trail
Maggie Valley 28751
$150,000
238 Shelton Street
Waynesville 28786
$240,000
29 Rockwood Road
Waynesville 28786
$165,000
151 Meadow Street
Waynesville 28786
$214,900
94 Woodlaurel Lane
Waynesville 28785
ABOUT HAYWOOD COUNTY
Haywood County, NC boasts the highest average elevation of any county east of the Rockies, with 18 mountains topping 6,000 feet or higher. These ridges bring snow in the winter and cooler temperatures in the summer, qualities that have attracted tourists and residents for generations. Early doctors prescribed visits to patients suffering from respiratory ailments—not an unpleasant prescription by any means—and hotels once welcomed those suffering from tuberculosis.
Along with these health-conscious tourists, the wealthy traditionally flocked from Charleston and Atlanta by train in the summer to escape the heat, with two trains per day unloading vacationers at the old train depot in what is now the Frog Level area. A horse and buggy would take visitors and their luggage three blocks to Main Street, which was lined with hotels and boarding houses.
The recently restored train district in Frog Level has gained recognition as a National Historic District and is now home to a collection of small galleries, a coffee roastery, and a micro-brewery.
Waynesville's community-centric atmosphere is just part of what makes Haywood a unique mountain community. The county also includes Maggie Valley, a small town long popular to visitors, and Canton, a historic industrial town that takes pride in its blue-collar roots.
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The scatter diagram plots price (along the horizontal axis) and square footage (along the vertical axis), the pattern of the resulting points reveals any correlation present between the price and the size of the home. When enough correctly selected closed sales are present a linear regression can be calculated providing insight for properly pricing a property. This graph is only useful when similar properties are considered. For assistance identifying similar properties and determining if a correlation does exist, please contact your agent or customer service.
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Examining the number of homes sold per month can be an effective way to gauge the sales pace for a particular market. When sales pace is considered alongside days on market the two metrics can prove very effective for revealing future market conditions.
In neighborhoods where properties closely resemble one another, tracking price per square foot over time can provide some basic pricing insight. It’s important to only use this graph in neighborhoods with properties of similar age, condition, and size. For help determining if price per square foot is appropriate, please contact your agent or customer service for more assistance.
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