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Vanderbilt's Legacy Continues
While most people know the name "Vanderbilt," they may not know what their familiarity with the name entails, even if they live in Western North Carolina. More or less built around the famed Biltmore House, Asheville is a thriving city full of arts and culture, incredible scenery, and a diverse population of energetic people who are passionate about keeping the region beautiful. And as much as we may attribute our stewardship to our own love of the land, if you live in Asheville, you have to give some credit to the Vanderbilt family.
Explore the New Barnes & Noble in Biltmore Park
Not only do Ramble residents have a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of nature and the excitement of Asheville's many attractions, they also have unparalleled access to Biltmore Park Town Square, which is already becoming one of the region's top dining and shopping destinations. And now, one national retailer is adding to the mixed-use urban center's appeal: Barnes & Noble.
George Cecil Shares His Memories of Buckspring Lodge
For those of you who are already Ramble residents, you know that Buckspring Cabin is an integral part of the gated community and a long-standing symbol of the Vanderbilt legacy. While it now houses The Ramble Garden Club and provides an intimate and rustic setting for small events and workshops, the cabin was formerly a part of the Buckspring Lodge on Mount Pisgah, where the Vanderbilt's and Cecil's spent their time enjoying Western North Carolina's pastoral scenery and wilderness.
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A Taste of Life in The Ramble
It can be difficult to describe the many opportunities that exist in The Ramble. From the Olmsted-inspired parks and Summer Concert Series to the impressive and elegant homes and homesites, the community offers countless opportunities that are designed to help you get the most out of life. Meridith Elliot Powell, who lives in The Ramble neighborhood, shares her experiences and reflects on what makes the community so wonderful.
Celebrate the New Season in The Ramble
Those who are not partial to the heat of summer can breathe a sigh of relief because another fall officially begins next week. Western North Carolina is particularly well-known for its brilliant leaf color, and the region attracts thousands of visitors every year. For residents, this means that autumn brings countless activities and events to attend, and for visitors, it often means that, during their search for the most beautiful trees, they find a place that they want to call home.
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