Preparing your Windsor Aughtry Home for the Winter.
After building single family homes in western North Carolina for over 25 years, we have seen many winters come and go.
Celebrate the Holidays Western North Carolina Style!
After building single family homes in Asheville, North Carolina for over 25 years, Windsor Aughtry has seen the holiday season come and go many times. Residents of our communities get to enjoy “the most
Happy Halloween from Windsor Aughtry Company!
After building communities of single family homes for over twenty five years, Windsor Aughtry Company knows that we
Check Out the Art Safari in Weaverville!!!
This weekend the town of Weaverville will be holding its fall Art Safari by opening the doors to several homes and studios.
Check Out Fletcher’s Halloween Carnival in Kate’s Park!!!
This Saturday, October 20, from 3-5 pm Fletcher’s ghouls and the goblins will gather at Kate’s Park for it’s annual Halloween carnival. There will be games, face painting, a bounce house, and costume contests. Kate’s Park is located
Now is the Perfect Time for a Scenic Drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Asheville has always been an attractive destination for people who want to enjoy the natural beauty of the leaves turning shades of crimson, gold, and orange. Visitors come from near and far to see this environmental wonder that comes each
It’s Leaf Season in Western North Carolina!!!
As temperatures start to fall and summer fades away, the leaves begin to change in western North Carolina attracting visitors from all over the
How Buying a New Home Helps a Local Economy.
Windsor Aughtry has been building new homes in western North Carolina for
River Stone: A Community with Something for Everyone
When looking for a new home in western North Carolina, River Stone, Windsor Aughtry’s largest community of single
Riverwalk: A Perfect Home for the Outdoorsman
With its beautiful mountain backdrop, award winning whitewater rafting scene, and its natural charm, Asheville has been a top destination for the outdoorsman for many years. People come from miles around to hike, canoe, and fish but what
