- NEIGHBORHOODS
- Cold Spring Park Historic District
- Druid Hills Historic District
- Hyman Heights-Mount Royal Historic District
- Lenox Park Historic District
- West Side Historic District
- Annex Park
- Apple Hill
- Ashley Place
- Bear Rock Run
- Beaumont Estates
- Bent Tree
- Blue Ridge Villas
- Blythe Commons
- Canarian Estates
- Cedarbrook
- Celadon Heights
- Celadon Hills
- Champion Hills
- Chanteloup Garden
- Chanteloupe Estates
- Charlestown Place
- Chestnut Grove
- Cottages at Toms Hill
- Country Ridge
- Crab Creek Valley
- Crooked Creek
- Crystal Creek
- Cummings Cove
- Davis Park
- Devonwood
- Duncraggen
- Echo Lake
- Echo Mountain
- Emerald Hill
- English Hills
- Fallswood
- Flat Rock Falls
- Flat Rock Lakes
- Fleetwood Estates
- Fleetwood Plaza
- Fountain Trace
- Fox Run Preserve
- Glenbrook
- Green Acres
- Hamiltons Landing
- Harden
- Heatherwood
- Hidden Lake
- Holly Brook
- Hunters Cove
- Hunters Glen
- Indian RIdge
- Ivy Terrrace
- Jeter Mountain Terrace
- Kalimar Heights
- Kanuga Crest
- Kanuga Forest
- Kanuga Park
- Kanuga Place Condos
- Kindy Forest
- Lakemoor Village
- Laurel Oaks
- Laurel Park
- Laurel Park Villas
- Lucky Penny at Shaws Creek
- Main Street Historic District
- Merri Acres
- Mountain Valley
- Newman Estates
- Oak Grove Heights
- Old Canuga Place
- Oleta Falls
- Orchards of Flat Rock
- Osceola Lake Park
- Overlook Terrace
- Pathways of Solomon
- Pebble Creek
- Pencross Estates
- Pine Ridge Condos
- Pinebrook
- Pinnacle Mountain View
- Rainbow Lake
- Rambling Hills
- Rambling Ridge
- Rebeccas Pond
- Riverwind
- Saddlebrook
- Samara
- Seventh Avenue Depot District
- Shaws Creek Farm
- Solar Vista
- Somersby Park
- Statonwoods
- Sugar Hollow
- Sugar Hollow Farms
- Sweetwater Hills
- The Cloisters
- Thornhill
- Thrashing Rock Estates
- Timber Creek
- Tranquility
- Valley Hill
- Valley View Farms
- Westbridge
- Wildwood Heights
- Willow Brook Falls
- Willow Creek
- Willow Lake
- Willow Place
- Willow Ridge
- Wilson Farm
- Woodhaven
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Hendersonville City Hall is located at 145 Fifth Avenue East, Hendersonville NC 28792; phone: 828-697-3000.
Hendersonville is the seat of government for Henderson County. It was incorporated January 7, 1847. The City is led by a manager/council form of government. A full-time city manager handles the what has historically been routine day-to-day operations of the City, and a four-member council and mayor set the City's policies. [1]
The City of Hendersonville encompasses 5.7 square miles on a plateau about 2,200 feet above sea level. The City's population was 11,530 according to the 2002 Population Estimates from the 2000 US Census. Hendersonville has been named the "City of Four Seasons" for its distinct seasonal weather patterns.
Downtown Hendersonville was registered in the National Register of Historic Places in March of 1988 for its historical significance and its efforts in restoring historic homes. It is also the stage for the North Carolina Apple Festival. Numerous other events are held throughout the year in Hendersonville, many of which are sponsored by the County's Travel & Tourism Department.
The "Wolfe Angel," which inspired the book Look Homeward Angel by Thomas Wolfe, is located at the Oakdale Cemetery in Hendersonville.
- Henderson County Board of Commissioners, Henderson County 2020 Comprehensive Plan, 2004, amended 2008, www.henderson.lib.nc.us, accessed May 2009.
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