Weaver Homes, Inc. in
the Butler, TN Area

Now is the time to build with Weaver Homes Inc. in Butler, TN and Avery County, NC areas. Butler, TN, is a picturesque area nestled in the Appalachian Mountains, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and serene, rural lifestyle. The town's centerpiece, Watauga Lake, is a hub for water sports, fishing, and scenic boat rides, making Butler a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Just minutes from Boone, NC, Banner Elk, NC and Johnson City, TN, this area features lake access properties with stunning mountain views and easy building sites.

Butler's emerging reputation as a destination for agritourism is bolstered by local vineyards and farms such as Villa Nove Vineyards, Watauga Lake Winery, and the Watauga Lake Mercantile. The community is also situated in the Cherokee National Forest, offering stunning natural scenery. Butler's small-town charm is evident in its community events, local music festivals, and seasonal farmers' markets, fostering a strong sense of community. Minutes from Watuaga lakes sits Roan Mountain, Tennessee,  which is famed for its stunning Roan Highlands, a section of the Appalachian Trail known for its breathtaking rhododendron gardens (largest in the world) and panoramic mountain views.

Avery County, NC is located in the heart of the North Carolina High Country and just a short drive from Watauga Lake. This area is renowned for its stunning mountain landscapes and vibrant outdoor culture. As the highest county in the Eastern United States, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. The county is home to the famous Grandfather Mountain, a UNESCO International Biosphere Reserve, providing a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers with its rugged hiking trails, wildlife habitats, and the iconic Mile High Swinging Bridge.

Avery County's natural beauty extends beyond its mountains to include pristine rivers and streams, making it a prime location for fishing, kayaking, and tubing. The Linville Gorge, often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of the East," provides spectacular views and challenging terrain for hikers and climbers. The county's commitment to preserving its natural environment ensures that its breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity, and outdoor recreational opportunities will continue to attract visitors and residents alike for generations to come.