Welcome to Weaverville

Chartered in 1875, The Town of Weaverville (pop. 4000+) is located 9 mi. north of Asheville and rests in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina.

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Support Weaverville’s locally-owned shops and businesses. From dining and arts, to real estate and others, Weaverville is built on a deeply-rooted commitment to small business.

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Live, Work, and Play in the cradle of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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Many entrepreneurs and artisans call the Town of Weaverville home. Weaverville is one of the few small towns to enjoy a healthy downtown area, with adequate parking and thriving small businesses. Residents and visitors can walk the length of Main Street, much as folks have done for the past 100 years, while enjoying the town’s unique shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Part of Western North Carolina’s scenic Asheville region, the Town of Weaverville is one of the most beautiful places in North Carolina. Folks continue to choose this quaint mountain town as a tourist destination, residence, and workplace.

A favorite spot for hikers, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts across the world, the Asheville-Buncombe County area offers a multitude of opportunities for explorers in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Weaverville has its own flavor of exploration, which includes a Weaverville entrance to the Blue Ridge Parkway, miles of local hiking trails, cycling routes, scenic drives, wildlife, and native plants. In addition, the Town of Weaverville hosts several community events throughout the year, intended to celebrate our unique roots in Western North Carolina.

Latest News

Water System Development Fees

Article 8 of Chapter 162A entitled “System Development Fees” was enacted and signed into law on July 20, 2017, with an effective date of October 1, 2017. This new law provides clear authority for municipalities, and others, to charge water/sewer system development fees as long as procedures and conditions are… Read more

Town issues response to Buncombe County Commissioners joint statement regarding racial bias and excessive use of force

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Weaverville, April 9, 2018 – The Town Manager and Police Chief, with the endorsement of Mayor Al Root, release this response to Buncombe County Commissioners’ Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, Al Whitesides and Ellen Frost joint statement regarding racial bias and police use of force. Town leaders were taken aback by… Read more

April 2018 e-Focus Newsletter

Download Files April 2018 e-Focus Newsletter April 2018 e-Focus Newsletter Date added: April 3, 2018 5:09 pm File size: 522 KB Read more