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Conservation deal saves Asheville-area mountain from development

Summary by The Charlotte Observer
A 342-acre tract on Deaverview Mountain near Asheville has been preserved from planned residential development and could become Buncombe County’s largest park. The property, once slated for a 21-lot subdivision, features a 3,118-foot peak and scenic views, with officials working to secure permanent public access.

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Conservation deal saves Asheville-area mountain from development

A 342-acre tract on Deaverview Mountain near Asheville has been preserved from planned residential development and could become Buncombe County’s largest park. The property, once slated for a 21-lot subdivision, features a 3,118-foot peak and scenic views, with officials working to secure permanent public access.

·Charlotte, United States
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The Charlotte Observer broke the news in Charlotte, United States on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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