Western North Carolina Parade of Homes Returns in 2024

News Summary

The 2024 Western North Carolina Parade of Homes will take place over the weekends of April 26-27 and May 3-4. Showcasing over 50 homes, the event promises a variety of styles, featuring the Sprout community and standout homes like Casa Bonita. The Parade of Homes highlights renovation projects, sustainability, and trendy features, making it a must-visit event for home enthusiasts.

Western North Carolina’s Parade of Homes is Back in 2024!

Guess what, folks? The 2024 Western North Carolina Parade of Homes is officially on the calendar, and you won’t want to miss it! Mark your calendars for the weekends of April 26-27 and May 3-4. After a little hiccup with Hurricane Helene that caused the fall parade to be canceled, this year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever!

What to Expect

This exciting event will showcase over 50 breathtaking homes scattered across various locations in the beautiful Western North Carolina region. No matter if you prefer to tour in-person or browse from the comfort of your couch with virtual viewing options, there will be something for everyone.

Now in its 44th year, this annual parade is produced and hosted by the Builders Association of the Blue Ridge Mountains. With a wide array of styles and price points, the Parade of Homes is perfect for anyone—from first-time buyers to seasoned homeowners looking for inspiration.

The Spotlight on Sprout

This year, the featured community is Sprout, located conveniently between Asheville and Hendersonville. Sprout is not just any neighborhood; it spans a stunning 375 rolling acres, with 150 acres set aside for pristine forest conservation. With five miles of trails perfect for biking and walking, along with elevated gardening beds and beehives, you’ll find this community emphasizes nature and sustainability.

A standout among the homes is Casa Bonita, a conservation-focused gem built by Living Stone Design + Build. If you’ve flipped through the pages of House Beautiful magazine, you may have seen this gorgeous home featured there! It’s definitely one you’ll want to check out.

Diverse Categories for Everyone

The parade will feature a variety of categories that make the event even more exciting. The sections include “renewed spaces” that highlight renovation projects transforming older homes into modern masterpieces, as well as “community highlights” showcasing the unique features of Sprout.

If you’re curious about what’s coming soon, the “homes that are coming soon” category will be packed with options! Among the properties available for viewing, there will be an adorable remodeled farmhouse near Black Mountain that you can visit in person and five renovated residences you can explore online.

Helpful Resources

During the parade, a free Parade of Homes magazine will be accessible at participating member businesses and at every house in the parade. This magazine will serve as your trusty guide, complete with detailed descriptions of each home, including floor plans and builder information. Plus, there will be a comprehensive business guide featuring over 1,200 local building professionals, making it a valuable resource for anyone considering building or renovating a home.

Trendy Features to Watch For

Keep your eyes peeled for trendy highlights that are making waves in home design, such as:

  • A stunning home called The Perch in Asheville that blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces.
  • A Custom Barndominium in Clyde showcasing an efficient design.
  • Luxury finishes found in the townhomes at Laurelwood Village in Arden.
  • Stylish tiny residences boasting high-end finishes, like the Escape Pod in Asheville.

Wrap Up

With such a fantastic range of homes and local talent on display, it’s shaping up to be a spectacular Parade of Homes in 2024. So gather your friends and family, and get ready for a fun-filled time exploring the wonderful homes in Western North Carolina!

For more information on the parade, feel free to visit the official WNC Parade of Homes website. This is an event that truly celebrates the beauty and diversity of homes in our lovely region, and it’s one you won’t want to miss!

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