Location
Directions to Park Place
From Hendersonville:
Take Highway 225 south towards Flat Rock. Park Place is located approximately 1 1/2 miles south on the left.
From the South:
Take Highway 225 North, pass through Flat Rock and Park Place is located approximately 3/4 mile on the right.
About Hendersonville
Nestled atop a scenic mountain plateau high between the Great Smokies and Blue Ridge Mountains, Hendersonville has long been a mecca for those seeking the perfect climate, beautiful surroundings and recreational variety. Surrounded by a sea of majestic mountains, Hendersonville is known as a beautiful, clean city, the "ideal retirement community", and the City of Four Seasons.
Take a walk through the past in downtown Hendersonville, NC. This vibrant mountain community, nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, celebrates its rich cultural and artistic heritage both past and present. Known as "The City of Four Seasons," Hendersonville was chartered in 1847. It is known for its agriculture and tourism. Henderson County is the seventh largest producer of apples in the U.S. and tourists visit year 'round as they have for over a hundred and fifty years. In addition to the magnificent natural scenery, shopping includes everything from antiques to locally grown produce. The Henderson County Club Market is a unique farmers' market that requires products to be either handmade or locally grown. Many vendors are third and fourth-generation, with ties stretching back to Hendersonville's earliest days.
Considered one of the ten best seasonal theatres in the United States, Flat Rock Playhouse(Hendersonville’s Southern neighbor) has presented more than 300 productions in the past 50 years. This is the state theatre of NC, open from late-May through Mid-October, and worth the drive from anywhere. In addition, writer/poet Carl Sandburg spent his last years here and and more recently, golf course designer Tom Fazio moved to town. Artist Marian Fall moved here 13 years ago and when her husband retired from his job
Long before its current rush of popularity, Hendersonville and Flat Rock were magnets for coastal families seeking an escape from the summer heat. Their summer estates were magnificent examples of "proper" housing for those with money and connections to Charleston, South Carolina and England. Now, those magnificent old homes are sprinkled among newer developments. And today, all ages are moving here, preferring to enjoy the good life before they reach retirement age.
