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Happy endings begin beneath the stunning sunsets of Blue Heron Point, a gated community in the western North Carolina mountains on the pristine waterfront of beautiful Lake Lure. Each property is unique in that the developer is dedicated to maintaining the beauty initially discovered in each community's natural setting. Here, 43 exclusive home sites on 55 acres, that range from a half acre to two and a half acres, are thoughtfully positioned to unite with the immeasurable splendor that defines the Blue Ridge Mountains.

East of Asheville, NC, the Rocky Broad River cuts its way as a series of rapids down through Hickory Nut Gap in the heart of Hickory Nut Gorge at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. This crystal clear water forms three long bays, an island of seven acres and many small bays and inlets in the shape of a Maltese cross that encompass Lake Lure. The lake impounded in 1927 is called by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful man-made lakes in the world. Blue Heron Point is a new gated community on Lake Lure offering 43 home sites on 55 acres, with mountain, waterfront, and water view properties for sale by Harrison Development.

Blue Heron Point is within minutes of the historic Lake Lure Inn and Spa. Built in 1927 this Inn has catered to film makers who are drawn to the area for its beautiful scenery. The magnificence of Lake Lure, Chimney Rock, and the 404-foot Hickory Nut Falls, the second tallest waterfall east of the Mississippi River, was captured in the 1992 movie, Last of the Mohicans, with Daniel Day-Lewis and Madeleine Stowe. In 1987, Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey danced in this ultimate setting, beneath a mountain moon near the blue waters of Lake Lure in Dirty Dancing.

Good Morning America Weekend Window, featured Lake Lure last summer and depicted how the area’s mix of small-town charm & renowned recreational opportunities draws people. Living at Blue Heron Point offers a wide range of activities and outdoor recreation. You can enjoy exhilarating hiking trails and view native wildlife and rare plants. On a clear day overlooking Lake Lure from Chimney Rock you can see 75 miles. Boating, swimming, horseback riding, and panning for gold and precious gems are favorite past times. There are 15 Golf Courses within 20 miles of Lake Lure. An angler’s paradise, the lake has 21 miles of shoreline and is approximately 720 acres with depths ranging from 15 to 155 feet. Rainbow and Brown Trout, Small and Largemouth Bass, Crappie, White Bass, Catfish, Bluegill and Sunperch inhabit these waters. The nearby towns of Charlotte , Greenville , Ashville, and Hendersonville offer shopping, dining, quality hospitals and schools.

Blue Heron Point receives wonderful weather due to its unique location at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. This region is called the isothermal belt because of its junction at the rolling hills that protects and traps the warmer air. The result is earlier spring flowers, gorgeous fall foliage lasting into late November, and milder winters than other mountain areas. The area offers snowskiing in the winter for all ages as near as 45 minutes.

To help you decide when the best time to come or for upcoming events in the Lake Lure area you can visit Rutherford County Tourism Development Authority at http://rutherfordtourism.com/.

From October 18, 2008 through November 18, 2008 lots will be discounted up to 32%. Properties range from $298,800 to $997,600 with waterfront sites starting at $548,700. Only 3 lots are guaranteed at these discounted prices!

Blue Heron Point can be your vacation home or primary residence. Consider a Property Trade. With nine developments in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, Harrison Development, may have what you’re looking for.

Call 864-227-5136 today to discuss your property trade options, make an appointment to walk the properties.

It’s peaceful, quiet and good for the spirit. Just one visit and you’ll know why we say that Happy Endings Begin here at Blue Heron Point, Lake Lure, Western North Carolina.

Happy Endings Begin Here