asheville conservation real estate: Waterfall 1031- Asheville Style - 07/01/11 09:03 AM
Asheville Real Estate- Land Journal Not long ago, a 1031 Like-Kind Exchange client traded her beachfront resort condo with its cumbersome property management responsibilities, for the relative freedom of a land purchase. This was a sixty-plus (60+) acre tract. It was endowed with amazing and very obvious natural features. She found it attractive not just for the beauty, but for the freedom. Here she can hike, camp or simply sit quietly observing the star-studded night sky. She is free to go, unencumbered by HOA dues and property management expectations, with a simple picnic basket to enjoy the waterfall. (see photo) To watch … (2 comments)
Conservation and stewardship of the Land are coming to the forefront of the popular consciousness across the nation. As land specialist in the mountains of North Carolina, my clients are expressing a particular interest in conservation practices including:
1.controlling wind erosion, 2.conserving energy, 3.growing high residue-producing crops, 4.managing areas for wildlife, 5.providing food and water resources on existing lands for wildlife, 6. applying fertilizer according to soil and tissue tests, 7.utilizing a grazing management system to maintain soil and water quality. The Conservation … (0 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Adopt An Acre® Program - 01/14/10 08:51 AM
Asheville NC Real Estate. Numerous amazing real properties qualify as outstanding natural areas. You can even "adopt" a small piece of land while you consider making a home on the land. (see below for details.)We admit it. We simply are unabashed land lovers. As Land Specialists, we are excited about the idea of stewardship of the Land. Partnering with the Nature Conservancyin working to conserve 1.7 million acres of public and private land, restoring forested lands, establishing conservation easements, learning and practicing sustainable forest management and promoting the use of native plants in eco-friendly residential properties, is an attractive choice for … (3 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Land Lore - Land For Sale By Owner - 01/10/10 09:36 AM
Asheville, NC January , 2010 Exploring LAND in the Asheville area mountains is always exciting. It is particularly so in the winter after a snowstorm. But, when land is for sale by owner, my curiosity propels me. Add in an element of anticipation and you have a very alluring adventure. Yesterday I ventured out to see if I could get a few winter shots of such a property.Traveling east from Asheville, I turned the volume up on Kathy Mattea's Definitive Collection CD . She was singing, "...I'll be halfway to Asheville...." It's been awhile since I've seen Carolina, it always was pretty … (4 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Conservation Stewardship Asheville and Beyond- Part 2 - 12/03/09 08:24 AM
green real estate asheville-Conservation Stewardship Asheville and Beyond- Real Estate News and Views: GOING GREEN from Green Asheville's "Land Legacy" Eco-Steward Conservation and stewardship are coming to the forefront of the popular consciousness across the nation. As land specialist in the mountains of North Carolina, my clients are expressing a particular interest in conservation practices including: controlling wind erosion, conserving energy, growing high residue-producing crops, managing areas for wildlife, providing food and water resources on existing lands for wildlife, applying fertilizer according to soil and tissue tests, utilizing a grazing management system to maintain soil and water quality. The new (2009) Conservation … (4 comments)
I followed their trail via North Haven, the gently winding way leading to the cabins at Creston Preserve, (see photo) a conservation-oriented community near Black Mountain, North Carolina. (photo shows mystery and the magic of this cabin awaiting my visit...fireplace SEE NEXT PHOTO is ready to offer an early autumn glow)
I had returned this day to do some photography for one of my clients who is looking for an extraordinary mountain homesite close to nature and … (3 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Creston Preserve - The Mountain Views in Late Summer - 09/08/09 07:24 PM
I've been vacationing near home this week. I am adventuring in conservation areas--looking for wildlife (small varieties! -- like the wild turkey who crossed the trail today)--and ready for great photo opps. Today I am out at Creston Preserve. Three reasons I like it here...besides the peaceful atmosphere?? 50% of 1,100 Acres Protected Conservation Easement 5 Miles of Hiking Trails Leading to Creeks & Waterfalls Mountain Overlooks I've stopped by the clubhouse for a visit with REALTY STAR, Corey Atherton and asked him to tell me a bit about the views. We hiked a trail, then hopped in his red mountain vehicle … (3 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Conservation Land Buyers & Asheville's Land Brokers- Are Today's Brokers Lazy? (Part 1) - 06/27/09 03:16 PM
Dateline Asheville, North Carolina, June, 2009 News and Views from Asheville's Greenolina, Real Estate Eco-Steward I'm sharing here Parts 1 and 2 of a letter that one of our eco-friendly conservation land buyers'received from a member of the "Green Team" at our Firm. The reason why? Simple. Sometimes people are unaware of the research and energy that goes into the practice of real estate. Sometimes this can be distressing to folks like those seen in the photo ..real estate professionals who spend hours and days preparing for a meeting with clients..... So here is a clue on just what goes on … (3 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Conservation Land Buyers Asheville's Land Brokers- Are Today's Brokers Lazy ? (Part 2) - 06/27/09 02:52 PM
Dateline Asheville, North Carolina, June, 2009News and Views from Asheville's Greenolina, Real Estate Eco-Steward Here is Part 2 of a series on what goes in to preparing to introduce Asheville's land buyers to amazing properties in our area. Part 1 reviews a letter that one of our eco-friendly conservation land buyers' received from a member of the "Green Team" at our Firm. Possibly you will be interested in checking out Part 1 to see details of just what goes on in preparation for the review of land and prior to our clients' arrival. Whether a land purchase is for the purpose of a family … (4 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: ASHEVILLE DEVELOPMENT: GREEN Muse Looks at Growth - 06/02/09 09:59 AM
MAPPING ASHEVILLE DEVELOPMENT --Asheville, NC- June , 2009 I got an email from a dear friend and client this morning. She and her husband, conservation land stewards, live in South Carolina but hold land here in the Asheville area. It seems that news has traveled down her way. "I hear that Asheville is becoming much more populated - that lots of people are moving there. For good reason, of course., " she wrote. Looking at this from various perspectives (see photo of my pal the "green muse of Asheville looking at future growth)I find I have several answers for her. Here in … (3 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Real Estate ‘s Green Luminaries- Asheville NC-Style - 05/09/09 12:56 PM
Jessica and Paul arrived at our offices in a downpour. Still, they were laughing as we greeted them at the door. It's been raining for a week here in Asheville, but they didn't seem to mind at all. Coming from the Arizona desert, they were enjoying every drop, they told us. The were seeking information on green building in Asheville. They had come to the right place! As consulting REALTORS® my team and I have become eco-friendly resources for our clients. We offer objective fiduciary counsel . We think of ourselves as one small star in a big constellation of green … (1 comments)
asheville conservation real estate: Asheville "Scene " Around Town Photo Series: The Pond, The Poet and the Photographer - 03/14/09 08:36 PM
I happened on this scene unexpectedly. Grabbing my small camera (I keep it in my pocket most times) I held my breath and hoped I could catch this moment....there was the pond deep in the wooded acreage we were scouting for our clients...and there was a photographer, obviously caught in a curious pose, and there was the poet...on the spot...and ready to to tell us later of the rhythms of life to be found near our small corner of the world....
Asheville "Scene " Around Town Photo Series: The Pond, The Poet and the Photographer … (7 comments)
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