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Why Live in Clyde
Clyde, North Carolina is a small Haywood County town in the Blue Ridge Mountains, known for its rural setting, mountain views and easy access to Interstate 40 west of Asheville. The community is still rebuilding after Hurricane Helene in 2024, which caused major flooding along the Pigeon River and wiped out many homes in low-lying areas, and past storms like Francis, Ivan and Fred have also led to flooding and occasional landslides, especially in the 100-year floodplain near the town center. Many home seekers look north of town, where properties range from log cabins and A-frames tucked along winding roads to farmhouses, custom contemporary homes on several acres and larger custom estates in the Crabtree area, while closer to downtown you’ll see split-levels, ranch-style homes and bungalows near farms and pastures. Outdoor recreation features hiking in the Harmon Den Wildlife Management Area within Pisgah National Forest, horseback riding, fishing, camping and tubing on the Pigeon River, plus boating, fishing and an 18-hole public course at Lake Junaluska less than 4 miles away, along with a town park and Lynn’s Park playground. Haywood County Schools, including Riverbend Elementary, Waynesville Middle, Canton Middle and Haywood Early College, are all highly rated. Daily life centers on U.S. Route 23, with spots like Coffee Container, Sherrill’s Pioneer Restaurant, Blue Rooster Southern Grill, local produce markets and Haywood Regional Medical Center, while most residents rely on cars, using I-40, U.S. 23 and Haywood Public Transit for regional connections.
Townhouse Prices in Clyde, NC
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Median Townhouse Price
$285,000
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Median 2-Bedroom Townhouse Price
$285,000
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Median 3-Bedroom Townhouse Price
$269,900
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