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Boone, NC Mountain Real Estate

Boone is more than a mountain town. It’s a place where people actually live year-round, and that’s part of what makes it such a great place to own a home. There’s hiking and skiing in the winter, farmers markets and outdoor adventures in the summer, changing leaves in the fall, and a downtown that stays busy throughout the year.

At High Country Mountain Properties, we know Boone because we live here. We know the neighborhoods, the mountain communities, the back roads, the best places to grab dinner after a day on the trails, and where things are happening around town. When you’re buying a home in Boone, that local knowledge matters.

A Mountain Town With Plenty to Do

Boone has a great mix of outdoor recreation and a lively local scene. The Blue Ridge Parkway is close by, with easy access to hiking, scenic overlooks, and places like Julian Price Memorial Park and Moses Cone Memorial Park. Grandfather Mountain, the New River, and numerous trails are also within an easy drive.

And then there’s downtown Boone. King Street is home to local shops, restaurants, coffee shops, live music, and longtime favorites like Mast General Store. The Appalachian Theatre hosts performances and events, while the Jones House is a gathering place for concerts and community events. Boone’s event calendar stays busy with everything from First Friday Art Crawls to Boonerang and seasonal festivals.

The local food and brewery scene has grown considerably, too. Lost Province Brewing Co., Appalachian Mountain Brewery, SouthEnd Brewing, and Booneshine Brewing Co. are popular places to meet friends, grab a meal, or listen to live music. Booneshine, in particular, has become part of the growing East Boone scene.

East Boone is an area worth watching. What was once a more industrial part of town is developing into a destination of its own, with breweries, coffee shops, outdoor recreation, and other small businesses bringing more activity to the area. Brookshire Park, Rocky Knob Park, and the New River are all part of the East Boone landscape.

Mountain Homes for Different Lifestyles and Budgets

Boone real estate is just as varied as the town itself. You’ll find everything from smaller cabins and older homes to new construction, larger mountain properties, wooded acreage, and homes with long-range views. There are also gated and private communities, including Hound Ears Club and Blue Ridge Mountain Club, for buyers looking for additional amenities and privacy.

Some buyers want to be close to downtown and Appalachian State. Others want a quiet cabin tucked into the woods. Some want easy access to the Parkway, while others are looking for a home that can serve as a vacation property or investment.

That’s where local knowledge makes a difference. At High Country Mountain Properties, we don’t just sell Boone real estate. We live the High Country lifestyle ourselves, and we can help you find the part of Boone that feels like home.