$850 - $900 per month
Apartment for Rent
Studio
197 Old Us Highway 321, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
$850 - $900 per month
Apartment for Rent
Studio
197 Old Us Highway 321, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
$2,950 per month
135 Caleb Dr Unit 4, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
A great rental, well maintained, fully furnished condo. Two bedrooms on the main level with full baths and a loft with a bed and full bath. Just two blocks to Main Street. One year lease required. $2950 per month. One month rent for security deposit, one small dog allowed, with a one time pet fee. Tenant is responsible for utilities, propane and Internet.
Brian Smith Blowing Rock Real Estate, LLC
$2,000 per month
187 Pine Village, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
3 br/4.5 bath home in the heart of Blowing Rock in enclave community of only 6 homes and you can walk to the village! Completely updated in 2025 with new bathrooms and complete new lower level that will be used as separate apartment OR additional living space OR incredible guest quarters with additional fee. Fireplace, New roof, HVAC, hardwoods, Pella Windows in 2023. NO HOA FEES! UTILITIES
$2,000 per month
187 Pine Village, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
3 br/4.5 bath home in the heart of Blowing Rock in enclave community of only 6 homes and you can walk to the village! Completely updated in 2025 with new bathrooms and complete new lower level that will be used as separate apartment OR additional living space OR incredible guest quarters with additional fee. Fireplace, New roof, HVAC, hardwoods, Pella Windows in 2023. NO HOA FEES! UTILITIES
$1,200 per month
5844 Blowing Rock Blvd Unit 19, Lenoir, NC 28645
*Rent includes utilities (electric, water, gas)This adorable tiny home mountain condo less than two miles from Blowing Rock Proper is a beautiful and efficient retreat-style space, designed for short-to long-term living. The Blue Ridge vista views are absolutely spectacular every season of the year. A former roadside hotel that was transformed into individual condominium units.
Blowing Rock in Watauga County, North Carolina, offers a blend of natural beauty and community resilience. Known for its mountain air and outdoor activities, Blowing Rock has been a popular destination since the 1880s. The area features diverse landscapes, including mountains, streams, and farmland, making it ideal for hiking, fishing, and exploring. Notable spots include Moses H. Cone Memorial Park, Julian Price Memorial Park, and Grandfather Mountain State Park. The Blue Ridge Parkway provides scenic drives with breathtaking views. Downtown Blowing Rock is home to locally owned shops and restaurants, such as Bistro Roca and Town Tavern, and hosts events like WinterFest and Art in the Park. The community is still recovering from Hurricane Helene in 2024 but remains open and welcoming. Housing options range from Craftsman homes and cabins to grand Tudor Revival houses, with prices varying widely. The area is primarily a second-home market, attracting visitors from cities like Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh. Blowing Rock Elementary School and Watauga High School are highly rated, with the latter's theater group gaining recognition for their play about Hurricane Helene. Blowing Rock is about 95 miles from Charlotte and 200 miles from Raleigh, with Boone just 9 miles away. The town experiences an average of 11 inches of snow annually, leading to occasional road and school closures. Residents may also encounter black bears, with local wildlife authorities advising precautions.