North Carolina
Cashiers
Greetings, from the incredible Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina! The Highlands-Cashiers Plateau is a ridge of unique and diverse mountains in the Southern end of the Blue Ridge, about 1 an hour west of Asheville, North Carolina. With elevations up to 5150' above sea level, our plateau is a haven for Southerners looking to escape the summer heat, city life or as a retreat to enjoy Mother Nature.
Many Beautiful Sights
to see!
Some Unique Natural Features of the Area:
The Tallest Waterfall in Eastern U.S. - Whitewater Falls
The Tallest Rockface in Eastern N. America - Whiteside Mountains
The Largest Rockface in Eastern N. America - Laurel Knob
The Highest major lake in Eastern U.S. - Lake Glenville
The Largest and Highest private lake in North Carolina - Lake Toxaway
The Highest incorporated city in Eastern US - Highlands, North Carolina
More different types of trees than in all of Europe & Asia combined
Explore
A Mountain Retreat
Slowly, these mountain villages of Highlands and Cashiers developed straddling this great plateau. While Highlands has a little hustle and bustle around it's eclectic main street area, slow-paced Cashiers centers around the Crossroads of Highways 107 & 64. Outdoor activities abound, and both villages enjoy fine shopping, dining, arts, bed & breakfasts and a great night life. Come play!
With 20 years learning, selling and helping people purchase property on the Highlands-CashiersPlateau, we have the experience and local market knowledge to find you the best property and help get the best value possible! If you are considering mountain property, make sure to drop us a line!
Area Mountain Golf
Courses
include:
- The Wade Hampton Golf Club (Fazio, #2 Residential Course in US)
- Mountaintop Links & Lake Club (Fazio, #3 Residential Course in US)
- Highlands Country Club (Ron Pritchard)
- Old Edwards Club @ Highlands Cove (Tom Jackson)
- Cullusaja Club (Arnold Palmer)
- High Hampton Inn & Country Club (George Cobb)
- Sapphire National Golf Club (Ron Garl)
- Burlingame Country Club (Tom Jackson & John LaFoy)
- Highlands Falls Country Club (Joe Lee)
- Lake Toxaway Country Club (Reg Heinitsh & Kris Spence)
- Trillium Links (Morris Hatalsky)
- Wildcat Cliff Country Club (Joe Lee)