Relocation Guide
Bustling Small Town with Open Arms
In Asheville and its surrounding area, locals and tourists alike can admire art deco architecture, catch an original play, dine al fresco, shop at independent boutiques, sip on a beer from our many microbreweries, choose from all kinds of cuisines, watch an artist at-work, play to the beat in a lively drum circle, browse some of the nation’s best independent book stores, and more.
On the outskirts of town, the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains and French Broad River offer an outdoor respite from the hustle and bustle of the city’s core.
It’s easy to see why makers and doers, adventurers, creatives, families, professionals and people of all backgrounds enjoy visiting and living in the Asheville area. After you explore our region first-hand, we guarantee you’ll have a hard time leaving.
Source: https://www.ashevillechamber.org/live-visit/

The Asheville Guide Book
Your online relocation resource by Lee James Pantas -Author of the Best Selling Regional Guidebook
https://www.ashevilleguidebook.com/
Cost of Living Calculator
Before moving to Asheville, NC, research neighborhoods, cost of living, job market, schools (if applicable), and climate.
Start planning at least 8 weeks before your move date.
https://www.ashevillechamber.org/research-economy/cost-of-living/
Neighborhoods
The best neighborhood depends on your priorities: commute, schools, walkability, nightlife, or outdoor access.
Research multiple areas and visit if possible before deciding.
asheville area
Montford Historic District
Kenilworth
Grove Park
Lakeview Park
Beaverdam
Downtown Asheville
Five Points
South Slope
River Arts District
Haw Creek
Beverly Hills
Riceville
Chunn's Cove
Oakley
Biltmore Park
Biltmore Forest
buncombe county
Candler / West Buncombe
Enka Village
Biltmore Lake
Upper Hominy
Black Mountain / Swannanoa Valley
Downtown Black Mountain
Cheshire Village
Grovestone
Beacon Village
Weaverville / North Buncombe
Reems Creek
Hamburg Mountain
Flat Creek
Arden / South Buncombe
Royal Pines
Avery Creek
The Cliffs at Walnut Cove
Southridge
Fairview / East-Southeast Buncombe
Cane Creek
Garren Creek
Transportation
ART (Asheville Rides Transit) provides bus service throughout the City of Asheville and to the Town of Black Mountain (see individual route schedules for exact times) from around 5:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Monday – Saturday and from 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. on Sunday and Holidays.
All routes originate from the ART Transit Station, located at 49 Coxe Avenue in downtown Asheville (next to the U.S. Post Office). The ART Transit Station provides restrooms, indoor and outdoor seating and an on-duty information assistant until 9:30 p.m. The assistant can provide you with the latest maps and schedules; help you purchase single, monthly or annual passes; and answer questions that you may have about riding the bus in Asheville.
Utilities and Public Services
Contact utility providers 2-3 weeks before your move to schedule service transfers.
You'll typically need to set up electricity, gas, water, internet, and trash services.
Voter Registration
Register to vote:
https://www.buncombenc.gov/213/Voter-Registration
Water services
City of Asheville
Customer Services Division
P.O. Box 733
Asheville, NC 28802
Customer Service
(828) 251-1122
internet services
Spectrum
80 S Tunnel Road
Suite 40
Asheville, North Carolina 28805
Customer Service (866) 874-2389
gas services
https://www.enbridgegas.com/north-carolina




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