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Imagine having a newly remodeled and updated condo with an in town Blowing Rock location! This gorgeous condo has both a rustic and contemporary feel, and no detail has been overlooked in the transformation. Located in the established Glen Burney development, this home is on the second (top) floor and features vaulted ceilings and ample light. The design has been opened up to create a great room feel, where you also take in the kitchen with new white wood cabinets and impressive leathered granite counters. The large granite island with plenty of seating room will become the center of entertainment. There are rustic white pine tongue and groove ceilings as well as recessed lighting in the gr

Hey, mountain lovers! If you've been dreaming of escaping to your own piece of heaven nestled among the peaks, Firethorn is where it's at. This gated community isn't just any old neighborhood—it's a mountain paradise with killer views, a clubhouse for hangouts, a peaceful pond, and it's a short ride to charming Blowing Rock. And guess what? We've got some awesome lots up for grabs—like numbers 106 to 108, 120 to 124, and 215 and 217. Whether you're looking for a permanent mountain retreat or a weekend hideaway, these lots are ready and waiting for you to make your mark. This lot has access to a shared well on Lot 208. And get this—not only are these lots ready to build

If you're on the hunt for a slice of mountain bliss, Firethorn's where it's at. This gated gem isn't just any ol' neighborhood—it's a meticulously planned sanctuary with views that'll make your jaw drop, plus a clubhouse, pond, and easy access to charming Blowing Rock. And let's talk lots—106, 107, 108, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 215, and 217 are up for grabs, tailor-made for anyone craving that mountain life, whether it's full-time or just for weekend shenanigans. And get this—rumor has it, some lots might even hook you up with access to one of the 21 wells in the subdivision. Sweet deal, right? But wait, there's more! These lots aren't just buildable—they practica

This meticulously planned gated subdivision stands as a pinnacle of architectural foresight, offering not only awe-inspiring vistas but also amenities befitting discerning individuals—a clubhouse, tranquil pond, and adjacency to the charming town of Blowing Rock. The available lots, denoted by numbers 106, 107, 108, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 215, and 217, are bespoke selections meticulously crafted for those with an affinity for the mountain lifestyle, whether as a permanent abode or a weekend sanctuary. Additionally, select parcels may grant access to one of the subdivision's 21 wells—an enticing prospect indeed. Moreover, these lots transcend mere buildable land; they beckon fo

Hey, mountain lovers! If you've been dreaming of escaping to your own piece of heaven nestled among the peaks, Firethorn is where it's at. This gated community isn't just any old neighborhood—it's a mountain paradise with killer views, a clubhouse for hangouts, a peaceful pond, and it's super convenient to charming Blowing Rock. And guess what? We've got some awesome lots up for grabs—like numbers 106 to 108, 120 to 124, and 215 and 217. Whether you're looking for a permanent mountain retreat or a weekend hideaway, these lots are ready and waiting for you to make your mark. But here's the kicker—word on the street is that some of these lots might even come with access to o

Hey there, potential mountain dwellers! If you've been on the hunt for your own little slice of paradise among the peaks, Firethorn is calling your name. This gated community isn't just your average neighborhood—it's like a mini mountain oasis, complete with stunning views, a chill clubhouse, a serene pond, and it's super convienent to the adorable town of Blowing Rock. And guess what? We've got some killer lots up for grabs—think numbers 106 to 108, 120 to 124, and 215 and 217. Whether you're dreaming of a permanent mountain pad or a sweet weekend getaway, these lots are just waiting for someone like you. And get this—not only are these lots ready to build on, but they pr

Hey there, mountain-loving folks! If you've been dreaming of your own slice of heaven among the peaks, Firethorn is where it's at! This gated gem isn't just your average subdivision—it's a mountain paradise waiting to be explored. With jaw-dropping views, a clubhouse, a serene pond, and a stone's throw distance from charming Blowing Rock, it's got it all. And guess what? We've got some prime lots up for grabs—numbers 106, 107, 108, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 215, and 217 are ready and waiting for someone to call them home. Whether you're after a permanent residence or a weekend escape, these lots are tailor-made for mountain living. But here's the kicker—rumor has it that so

Attention prospective buyers! If you find yourself in search of an idyllic retreat amidst the mountains, Firethorn beckons. This gated community stands as a testament to meticulous planning, offering not only awe-inspiring vistas but also amenities such as a clubhouse, tranquil pond, and close proximity to the picturesque town of Blowing Rock. Presently, we have several carefully curated lots available for purchase—namely, parcels 106 through 108, 120 through 124, and 215 and 217. These properties cater to individuals seeking the quintessential mountain lifestyle, whether for permanent residence or weekend escapes. Moreover, these lots present ample opportunities for development, affo

Hey there, mountain-loving folks! If you've got a desire for a slice of mountain paradise, Firethorn is where it's at! This gated community is like the Picasso of neighborhood planning, offering up not only jaw-dropping views but also a clubhouse, a pond, and easy access to the charming town of Blowing Rock. We've got some primo lots up for sale (106, 107, 108, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 215, & 217) that are tailor-made for those craving that mountain lifestyle, whether you're looking for a permanent landing spot or a weekend getaway spot. Talk about hitting the jackpot! But wait, there's more! These lots aren't just waiting for a house; they practically have "expansion" writt

Calling all buyers! If you're in the market for a slice of mountain paradise, look no further than Firethorn. This gated subdivision is a masterpiece of planning, boasting not only breathtaking views but also a clubhouse, pond, and proximity to the charming town of Blowing Rock. The lots on sale (106, 107, 108, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 215, & 217) are tailor-made for those craving the mountain lifestyle, whether it's for a full-time residence or a weekend getaway. But wait, there's more! These lots aren't just buildable; they're practically begging for expansion. Imagine combining lots to create your own mountain estate—it's like playing real-life SimCity with stunning mountain

On the meandering River, Tucked off 321 is a quiet, secluded neighborhood. This is where you will find this short term rental or mountain home opportunity of a lifetime! Make this your mountain swan. This house has great "bones" just needs some TLC. It was rented for 10 years and can be put back to its former glory in this idyllic setting. Before, the downstairs was used as an office. Now, will you make it downstairs living space or another separate apartment? The High Country is starving for long term rentals. Calling all investors! Hear the hush of the river sounds off the back porch. End of road privacy. Easy turn on to 321 to head to Blowing Rock's restaurants, school and hiki

Convenient condo 5 minutes from Main Street, Blowing Rock. Quiet, Well cared for unit. Tastefully decorated. Located across the street from Westglow Resort and Spa. In the back corner of Evergreen Springs Court, go up outside steps to a cozy covered porch. Enter to one level living. 9' and vaulted ceilings. Doused with natural light. Kitchen with granite counter tops and loads of cabinets and counter space. Eat in bar. Opens to dining and living room with beautiful hardwood floors (installed in 2019). Granite wine/coffee bar nook. Primary bedroom is tucked in the back with ensuite bathroom, double vanity sinks and jacuzzi tub. Walk-in closet. Second bedroom is also ensuite. Separate laundry

Tucked in above the Middlefork Greenway Trail between Blowing Rock and Boone this Cape Cod style brick home is west facing. Good bones. Stately front entrance to your sunset-facing covered porch. The foyer has a half bath and opens to the den and dining room area. Kitchen is loaded with cabinets and counter space. Laundry room is conveniently located off the kitchen. The back covered porch has access off the kitchen and spills into the back yard. Primary bedroom has a walk-in closet. Ensuite bathroom with double vanity, garden tub and shower. Upstairs are two bedrooms that share a full bathroom. Home has several solar panels that feed extra lighting throughout. Large basement has tons of st

Experience unparalleled mountain living on this 1+ acre lot in Firethorn, offering some of the most iconic long-range views of Grandfather Mountain and Moses Cone. Create your dream home with a walkout basement and a circular driveway, maximizing the panoramic potential of this prime location. The lot cleared of undergrowth allows for easy exploration, revealing natural rock outcroppings and natural rhododendron, enhancing the picturesque landscape. Access to Blowing Rock ensures cool summer retreats, while the gated Firethorn community provides proximity to the Blue Ridge Parkway, Boone, and beyond. Enjoy paved road access and no town taxes. Firethorn amenities abound, featuring a clubhous

Green Hill is a new, small subdivision on Green Hill Rd near Blowing Rock County Club and convenient to downtown Blowing Rock. There are eight (8) lots for sale ranging from 0.34 acres to 1.46 acres in size. Green Hill lots offer a mountain view and long range views, and the view from each lot will vary. Green Hill is zoned R-15 Single Family Residential. The tax amount in this listing is entered as $0.00 because they are new lots, and tax rates and amounts haven't been set yet, so they are TBD. There are restrictions and guidelines on square footage and building materials to build in the subdivision, and those will be uploaded soon. All lots will be able to connect their driveway directly

Update: This home has a certificate of occupancy (CO) and is move-in ready! Exclusive Bundle Offer: As a special incentive, with the purchase of the home at 256 Green Hill Road, the Seller is offering the adjacent subdivision Lot 8 (MLS #245683), absolutely FREE. The combined acreage for these two parcels is 1.32 acres (Lot 8 is 0.8358 acres). This new construction features 3,564 finished sq ft, 572 sq ft of unfinished bonus room space, 437 sq ft of covered porches/patios and a 572 sq ft garage. Set on a 0.49 acre property located less than 2 miles from downtown Blowing Rock, this open concept floor plan enables single-level living and features 2 fireplaces. The kitchen offers (and purc

Unique Blowing Rock property ideal for a Large Residence or Corporate Retreat. Features three units on one lovely Property: fully remodeled Main House, with 2 additional living quarters. Three Kitchens! Six Full Baths & three Half Baths. Over 5900 sq ft Total Heated Living Area (including 798 sq ft of Heated Living Area in the Apt 1 Basement that measures just under 7' ceiling height). Fully Furnished. Extremely well built Main House & Garage with Solid Masonry and Steel Beams. Main House is stately brick Colonial with covered and inviting front porch. Accessed from the second floor, the balcony is stacked on top of the front porch, offering an open space for taking in the mount

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ON 81 RIDGETOP ACRES AT THE EDGE OF BLOWING ROCK, BORDERED BY PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST, THIS EXQUISITE AND SUSTAINABLE LUXURY HIDEAWAY IS UNIQUE! Interested in the idea of living “off-the-grid”, but don’t want to be too far from excellent restaurants or vibrant cultural life? Do you automatically expect the “best of everything”? With breathtaking John’s River Gorge views over the adjacent Pisgah National Forest and sunset views over Grandfather Mountain from your terraced decks, and luxurious living spaces, you DEFINITELY won’t feel like you are “roughing it”! Less than 1.5 miles from Main Street on a ridge named "Round Mountain&q

Homes with virtual tours for Sale in Blowing Rock

There are currently 18 homes with virtual tours for sale in Blowing Rock at a median listing price of $990K. Some of these homes are "Hot Homes," meaning they're likely to sell quickly. Most homes for sale in Blowing Rock stay on the market for 42 days. This map is refreshed with the newest listings in Blowing Rock every 15 minutes.

In the past month, 7 homes have been sold in Blowing Rock. In addition to houses in Blowing Rock, there were also 14 condos, 2 townhouses, and 0 multi-family units for sale in Blowing Rock last month. Find your dream home in Blowing Rock using the tools above. Use filters to narrow your search by price, square feet, beds, and baths to find homes that fit your criteria. Our top-rated real estate agents in Blowing Rock are local experts and are ready to answer your questions about properties, neighborhoods, schools, and the newest listings for sale in Blowing Rock .  Our Blowing Rock real estate stats and trends will give you more information about home buying and selling trends in Blowing Rock . If you're looking to sell your home in the Blowing Rock area, our listing agents can help you get the best price. Redfin is redefining real estate and the home buying process in Blowing Rock with industry-leading technology, full-service agents, and lower fees that provide a better value for Redfin buyers and sellers.

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Blowing Rock Tour of Homes

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St. Mary Tour of Homes in Blowing Rock 2024

The 2024 Blowing Rock Tour of Homes, sponsored by St. Mary of the Hills Episcopal Church, is back and in person!! Five lovely and unique homes on Chestnut Street will be offered on Friday, July 26th.The tour begins at 9:00 AM and closes at 5:00 PM. Advanced tickets are $30 and will be available on-line at the church website and at the Chamber office starting May 15th. Tickets will be $35 the day of the tour. ALL profits from the tour go to High Country charitable groups

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Peter Frampton on His Rock Hall Induction: ‘My Phone Hasn’t Stopped Blowing Up’

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After three decades of eligibility where he didn’t appear on a single ballot, Peter Frampton was starting to think he’d never be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame . But once voters finally had to chance to select him earlier this year, things changed very quickly. He learned the good news over the weekend when his manager phoned him up to say he made it. “I was absolutely blown away,” Frampton says. “My mind has been sort of a blur ever since I found out, especially since the announcement [on American Idol ] last night. My phone hasn’t stopped blowing up since.”

The afternoon after the news broke, Frampton spoke with Rolling Stone about the Hall of Fame, his fellow inductees, what he’s planning for the big night, upcoming tour plans, his battle with inclusion body myositis, and his hope that Cher changes her mind and shows up on induction night.

The thing that blew me away the most was not actually getting in — even though that is a phenomenal, unbelievable thing. It’s the amount of people who voted for me [in the fan vote]. You don’t quite understand where you’re at until you look at the amount of people who voted for you. Those are the people I need to thank the most. That was a real wonderful shock.

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I think part of the problem is that rock critics had a huge voice in the nominating process for a long time. You had such an insanely big record in the Seventies, and it attracted so many young fans, that you maybe turned off some critics. Yeah. Sometimes you can be too big. Hootie & the Blowfish, same thing. You have this ginormous selling record, and it works against you. It becomes too much of a good thing. Framptom Comes Alive! turned into Rubik’s Cube very quickly. Look what happened to that. But I can open one of those very quickly now since I’ve learned the secret.

Had you attended an induction before last year? I went when Metallica got in. It was a much smaller event in those days compared to last year’s. I’ve watched every one, all the inductees over the years, whether it be live or on film. I always thought, “Maybe… Who knows?”

It’s a cool class this year with Cher, Foreigner, Dave Matthews, Ozzy… It’s very cool. I think because of the new team that’s running it, headed by John Sykes…having known a little bit and spoken with some of them, things were not that realistic before…there were a lot of missed opportunities before, and some artists that weren’t maybe ready to go in.

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I loved seeing John Mayall’s name. He really deserves it. Absolutely. There I was in the front row of the Flamingo Club in London watching him and Eric Clapton, and him and Peter Green. I would always go up there. He has always been a champion of so many incredible guitar players, as well as being this guy that never faltered, never went commercial, never did anything but the blues. I applaud him for that. He very much deserves to get in.

There’s also people that grumble about R&B and hip-hop artists getting inducted. To me, it makes perfect sense to bring in Mary J. Blige and A Tribe Called Quest. Maybe it should be called the Music Hall of Fame as opposed to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They’re king of stuck now. But I agree. Mary J. Blige is an unbelievable talent. They definitely both deserve to get in.

Shortly before she was placed on the ballot, Cher basted the Hall of Fame and said she wouldn’t go even if she got in. I’m hoping she changes her mind. Oh, go on, Cher! We want you there. It’s okay. Look at how long I waited. I didn’t wait as long as you, but it’s okay. You’re in now. You’re in! Come on, Cher! [ Laughs ]

Do you have any thoughts on who might induct you or what songs you might play? Not right now. I haven’t been told. The basic thing I need to be told is how long musically I have, and how long speech-wise I have. And then I can make those decisions. I obviously have people in mind, but I haven’t spoken to anybody yet.

It’s going to be in Cleveland, which is pretty cool since it’s a great rock town, and you have so many fans there. Oh yeah. I’ve always loved Cleveland. I did my time in Cincinnati for a while. I lived there. They can’t take the Ohio out of me.

How do you think it’ll feel to stand at the podium, take the award, and finally give your speech? Oh, my stomach turned over when you said that. [ Laughs ] I don’t know. I’ll prepare for that moment. With great gratitude, I’ll step up to that microphone and accept what I never thought would happen for me.

You just finished a tour a few weeks back. How did that go? Fantastic. In fact, it looks like we’re going to do another two-week run sometime in the summer. I don’t have any info right now. It’s been incredible going back out after I quit. [ Laughs ] I think the crowds are so behind me since I don’t want to give up. I am a fighter. I’m going to be playing until that time comes when I can’t.

We all have our battles. We’re all fighting something. I’m just a person who is out there, doing the best he can, and brining awareness to IBM [inclusion body myositis], raising money where I can. We’ve got a lovely foundation at Johns Hopkins, the Peter Frampton Fund . People are still sending in money, which is wonderful. It’ll help us with clinical trials. Those are expensive. I’m raising money for them so we can find that magic bullet.

I’m very optimistic. I’m speaking with my doctors all the time, and hearing all the new stuff that’s coming along, and the new technologies the scientists are finding in the lab. It looks like something could be coming around the corner. We’re always hoping for that.

If your voice works and your hand works, why shouldn’t you be onstage? Exactly. I really want to share my time between three things right now. I have a record to make. I’ve been writing for six years or more. I have material up the yin yang. But only a few classics. [ Laughs ] I’m waiting a little longer, another month or two, and then I’m going to go in the studio.

In June, I’m going to England to do some stuff for my documentary. We’re going to go back to where I was born, and where I went to school with David Bowie, and the house where my brother and I grew up. We were doing some interviews with people last week in Los Angeles for the doc. We now have full funding. It’s full steam ahead. Those three projects are what we’re working on this year.

I would love to see Soungarden get in too. Oh my God. They’re not in?

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It’s great seeing Ozzy Osbourne get in solo this year. He deserves to be in twice. I agree. The man is the Betty White of rock & roll. [ Laughs ]

It would be fun to see you play “Crazy Train” with him. That would be fantastic. Let’s see what happens.

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‘Forbidden Broadway’ Scraps Summer Broadway Run, Citing Crowded Season

The parody show was scheduled to begin performances in July at the Helen Hayes Theater.

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In a sign that there are not enough investors and ticket buyers to sustain all of the Broadway shows now onstage and in the works, the producers of “Forbidden Broadway” said Friday that they were canceling a planned summer run.

The scrapped production, “ Forbidden Broadway on Broadway: Merrily We Stole a Song ,” was announced in February and was to be the first Broadway venture for the satirical revue, which has been performed periodically since 1982, mostly Off Broadway but also on tour. The show, consisting of comedic sketches that parody Broadway hits (and misses), has been frequently rewritten to remain reasonably timely and topical; the Broadway run was to feature a number of Sondheim spoofs, reflecting the heightened interest in his work since his death.

In a statement, the producers, Ryan Bogner, Victoria Lang and Tracey Stroock McFarland , called the move a postponement, and cited the volume of offerings on Broadway — there are currently 36 shows running, 12 of which opened in a nine-day stretch before the Tony-eligibility season ended Thursday night.

“The Broadway landscape is enormously crowded at this moment,” the producers’ statement said, “and while we adore Forbidden Broadway, we are disappointed that the show will not open at the Hayes on Broadway this summer.”

The show, written by Gerard Alessandrini, was to begin previews July 15 and to open Aug. 5 at the Helen Hayes Theater, and was to be capitalized for $3.2 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It is not clear if the producers had successfully raised all that money, and ticket sales, which began earlier this month, had been slow.

“Without getting into the details of the financials or sales, it is self evident by looking at the current offerings on Broadway and their sales that in this incredibly crowded environment without recent precedent, the title would not have been served by launching at this time,” the producers said in a written answer to questions about the show’s economics.

This is the second show to cancel a Broadway production this year; in February, the producers of a planned run of Rob Madge’s “My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?)” announced that they were postponing that production less than three weeks before previews were to begin.

As for Madge, the performer is planning to take “My Son’s a Queer” back to the Edinburgh Fringe, this summer . But first, next month Madge is planning a show in London, reflecting on the Broadway disappointment. The title, of course, is “ Regards to Broadway .”

Michael Paulson is the theater reporter for The Times. More about Michael Paulson